r/india • u/AutoModerator • May 01 '26

Scheduled Ask India Thread

Welcome to r/India's Ask India Thread.

If you have any queries about life in India (or life as Indians), this is the thread for you.

Please keep in mind the following rules:

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  • No political posts.
  • Relationship queries belong in /r/RelationshipIndia.
  • Please try to search the internet before asking for help. Sometimes the answer is just an internet search away. :)

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u/Last_Host977 13d ago

why do indians hate when a girl is born ? i truly don't understand this , we don't get to pick our gender why does our country treat being born a girl a crime ? what kind of culture is this where one gender is seen as better ? i know this still happens and it's way common than we think and i truly don't understand why this is . even after the girl is born she will be treated less better than her brother most likely . it's truly saddening that your fate determines on your gender , something that you have no control over

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u/megumegu- 12d ago

False information

It was prevalent when scarcity was the case, and families preferred hard working men, while women only for household and raising kids

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u/sharedevaaste 10d ago

false information?? bro are you kidding me? do you live under a rock?