Abansal, you are forgetting that it is the Muslim men in power who with the support of Mullah's distorted interpretation of the Quran suppress Muslim women and treat them like a third class citizens especially in the Muslim countries. India is the only country which has the most tolerant power in the world. Can you drive alone, walk alone, walk with a stranger, can you vote in Muslim countries like Saudi Arabia, Qatar etc.? You cann't. You should be thankful that the Indian government has taken an initiative to ally the suffering of Muslim women. Women on their own, as you emphasized, cann't overcome this hurdle. They need legal/official support, and not the support of Muslim Personal Law which speaks against a common interest of women. Instead of rebuking men in general, you should be thankful to them that at least their is a motion in progress to help a female Muslim community.

Mr. Owaissi is not a friend of Muslim Women's cause as far as Muslim Personal Law is concerned.  He is just like other politicians who just talk with no action benefiting the community.  Under Muslim Personal Law, women have been strapped, they feel helpless without any recourse of relief.  People like Owaissi ought to work with the local and governmental authorities to allay the fear of Muslim female community by introducing reforms in the system.  There is too much interference by the Mullahs in the lives of female community which keep the latter in the back burner in the society.  They need to be educated to the extent of their ability and capability.  Since Owaissi brothers are fighting against the interest of female Muslim community, I think it is the right moment that these women should not forget the ultimate interest of the Owaissi brother which is to suppress the women in the community to keep their voting bank alive.  I think Muslim women should wake up and divulge their anger at the voting booth in the next election and throw these brothers out of politics for ever.

The attack at Uri post is shameful and alarming because in spite of the fact that the management there had prior notification for the impending attack even then no precaution or preventive measures were taken resulting in the death of 17 military personnel with lot of others being injured.  I am not sure if Indian government is thinking of a direct military attack on Pakistan which might eventually lead to a full scale war.  However, what Indian government is doing is right by isolating Pakistan diplomatically, economically and socially in that region. In addition, since we know that CPEC project is going to be something the whole nation of Pakistan believes to rely on for its welfare and economic prosperity, and it is being guarded by may be 10,000 military personnel, the Indian government should work with the Balochs in forming a special unit to disrupt that operation.  This is for couple of reasons; one being that the route from CPEC to China goes through the POK and Gilgit area which are part of India, and this passage ought not to be violated without the permission of an Indian government.  Secondly, this will be a counter measure to teach Pakistan a lesson of what they have been doing with their proxies from Pakistan.  Short of a full scale war, this will serve Indian purpose without lifting a gun.

He is a good talker and a puppet of Middle-Eastern Sheikhs especially Saudi Arabia.  He dances on their tune to spread Wahhabism version of Islam which is a distorted version of Islam. This version spreads hate, bigotry and ill-treatment towards non-Muslims and minorities.  It works against very fundamental rights of human beings.  Female community has no say in the house, no rights and privileges.  They are treated like subservient.  Dr. Naik's job is to spread this type of religion, and more recruits he brings under this distorted version of Islam, more money and other rewards he obtains from the Sheikhs.  What Government of India is doing is a step in the right direction.  He is not a religious scholar, he is a businessman.  Shutting down his operation in India is the right decision.

What central and state governments are doing to solve an internal riddle of Kashmir issue is worth noting.  The local government is trying to set up a dialogue with the separatist groups with the help of central government hoping to find an ultimate solution which will appeal and appease all stakeholders.  However, due to reluctance on the part of separatist groups leaders, the governments have not been successful so far - but the step is at least in the right direction.  As we know, the jihadis across the border are hell bent to create chaotic situation in Kashmir by sending infiltrators and suicide bombers.  The latest announcement by Salahuddin of one of the militant outfits in Pakistan is a live example.  He is not the only one, there are many many more who are doing their best to disrupt the peaceful environment in Kashmir.  I wonder if the central government ever contemplated or is contemplating a selective killings of these monsters- wherever they are.  Because as the adage goes, to defeat the army, it is essential to kill the leader leading that army.

Pakistan has been trying to make an outstanding issue of Kashmir as an international flash point since 1947, but all in vain.  All the previous Prime Ministers tried their best to keep this issue alive in the eyes of all other nations via. the United Nations.  However, every time the response from the audience was the same which led to their conclusion that this is an internal matter and ought to be sorted out by India and Pakistan only.  Unfortunately, Pakistan is not getting this message.  Now what Prime Minster Sharif is doing is putting the monkey on the back of his Parliamentarians to internationalize this outstanding issue.  This seems like he has found a scapegoat  and is shifting the burden to the legislators.  But he is forgetting one thing and that is that being the Prime Minister of a country he can delegate that authority, but cann't escape his responsibility.  Ultimately, he is responsible to his citizens on this issue.  Therefore, deputing some legislators on this is like swaying a sword in the dark which will not result in anything positive.  It is just an eyewash to divert people's attention away from him.

Indeed it is a good news that the international forum - United Nations - has accepted and confirmed 6 residential addresses of a fugitive gang leader Dawood in Pakistan even though the Pakistani government has been denying his existence in its territory from day one.  But this confirmation by the United Nations is not enough to arrest him and bring him to justice for the crimes he committed in 1993.  What is needed to know is to find out what kind of teeth this announcement has to achieve the ultimate objective to punish this fugitive for his crimes.  Can United Nations force the Pakistani government to arrest him and hand him over to the Indian government?  If not, then what good is this confirmation of addresses?  How and what does India gain anything out of this announcement?  UN needs to initiate a resolution to slap stringent sanctions on Pakistan for harboring a criminal who is responsible for the death of hundreds of innocent people in India.  India ought to lobby on this issue with the help of USA, Russia and other friendly countries in the civilized world.