In some North Indian towns and villages, it’s an age-old tradition for unmarried boys to live in a room outside of the home called …
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Gender Segregation in Rural India
In some North Indian towns and villages, it’s an age-old tradition for unmarried boys to live in a room outside of the home called …
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I hope vice shows also positive part of India
But I appreciate this video
Lot of my fellow Indians in denial up in here
vice India took this place called Bethak whole wrong ,its type of guest room; because village peple dont want every human to step middle of the house;;; ; and its for guests who are non vegetarian and alcohic '''' room is just for men to do things like hooka ; thats seem not be seen in open'' and females dont allow any meat in their countryard . because of seriousness of faith that is only seen in villages ' is these things are wrong ''''' to give their chidrens privacy in their own house' just a little far from parents eyes ,,,,, rather than in clubs or pubs '''' u had used INDIA in ur channel ,,sooo say positive and good things about INDIA rather than this bullshit…..
That grandma is camille paglia of india 👌🏼
Looking at Mewat and thinking it to be "just like" Haryana is like looking at a toilet and thinking it to be the whole house!
Another day, another look into 1 of the 100 causes/symptoms/complexities of India's ass-backwards attitudes about gender and sex.
5:37 "away from bad influences" aur khud hookah pee raha hai
👾WAHHH
Madam plz meet a psychiatrist..every male is born with innate desire of lust..these so called intellectuals have rotten the physchi of d millineals..
It’s better d west don’t impose their liberal oak culture on us Indians..
Hello I am from North India. There is no custom like this. There are still a few baithaks where men play cards and enjoy hukka but not like segregation. In muslim families in a few districts, I think they follow this system. Vice is not that much vice.
This is why I think India and Hinduism should liberalize too and still respect culture
India is country driven by rumors. I Can explain this very well
Rest in power Kamala ma'am the thins that you have done for the empowerment of women in this country is commendable. You shall be remembered forever.
Celibacy in this village💪🏼😎
Learn sum new every day b very understandable when you listen to the morals of it all 🤙🏽
That’s pretty gae bro
Damn I'm from Rajasthan. Never knew about this. Also population of Rajasthan state is aroung 70 million so it's quite possible such strange traditions exists in such small villages of population 1500 not a big deal.
I like the idea of boys learning from men but the trouble comes with the pedophiles and their acceptance in the community.
For India to move forward these types of things gotta go. This only creates more hate and problems rather then eliminating them
13:25 ah yes absolutely true men are taught to be sexually attracted to women 😂
If India needs to grow as a country, it will have to learn to let some of the more extreme traditions go and keep only the harmless traditions, that dont effect anyone. There used to be a tradition, I dont remember its name, but its where after a man dies, his wife jumps into the fire where her husband is being cremtated and burn herself alive. This was happening in rural parts of India until even the 80's. To my knowledge, its illegal now
“Hinduism is a bigger threat to Humanity than Islam or Christianity combined”
—Dr BabaSaheb Ambedkar
This is modern slavery. Terrible.
I feel sad after watching this 🥺
Reason 1001 Why India is a shitty country
11:44 This system is created by the affluent who imprison their women.
Boom! In a place like India it is easier to say such things without beating around the bush.
RIP Kamla Bhasin 11:16
Not all villages are like this 😐
Now Hindu nationalist will say that VICE is maligning their culture
everyone culture is different we should respected that.
Back in the days one disgusting village elder had the hornies for his sister, and he assumed everybody was like that and from there it started 🤦♂️
"Women are powerless, have no inheritance, and speak more humbly than even a bad man."
[Krsna Yajur-Veda Taittiriya Samhita 6:5:8:2]
i m watching this in my bethak at 9o clock , in haryana india
Hate the west always wanting other countries to be like then . That their traditions stop judging
"our ancestors made this system and nobody questioned it" this dude understands. keeping traditions alive is good and all, but some traditions are just not suitable for the modern world we live in.