00:00Sir, in your book you have mentioned a quote that says
00:04Society's concern for women suddenly peaks during the headline crimes
00:08But the real change demands attention to the silent suffering of their everyday life
00:13About 90-96% of rapes that are reported are committed by the close relatives of the women
00:21We do not want women to leave the houses, we restrict them from leaving the houses
00:26We tell them to stay within the boundaries
00:29But are they really safe even within the boundaries?
00:32It is not an incident
00:36It is not a particular little episode
00:41It is a continuity
00:43And that's what I've addressed in this chapter
00:46That physical violation does not happen in a vacuum
00:50Does not happen suddenly
00:53There has been a long-drawn preparation
00:57Various organizations estimate that the number of unreported cases is many times the reported cases
01:06And they are unreported precisely because the woman is too feeble to report
01:13Feeble in front of whom?
01:17Shouldn't we ask?
01:18In front of the rapist
01:20There is an ecosystem in which the rapist has power over the
01:23And that's the reason why she is
01:28So let's begin with a woman
01:28A immigration sign
01:28A
01:28A
01:28You
