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To Study the Perception of Male and Sensitivity of Media in Crime Against Women

Author:

Shefalli Chhibber, Junny Kumari, Anjana Sharma, Deepika Saxena and Sadhika Kumari

Subject Area:

Social Sciences and Humanities

Abstract:

The value of a civilization can be judged by the place given to a woman in the society. The stature into which women are born within the property system have great influence on the ways their lives unfold. The old orthodox Indian society places women in a very high respects, the Vedas lionized women as the creator and worshipped her as a “Devi” or Goddess. The women occupied a vibrant role and as such her subjugation and mistreatment were looked upon as demeaning to not only the woman but towards the whole society. But the condition of women in modern Indian society have become a matter of grave concern. Crimes against women are growing worryingly at local, regional, national and worldwide levels. The numbers of violent crimes in India especially those against women including rape that are reported in official statistics are increasing with each passing year.

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