In this expeditiously transforming world, the role of a woman in the various sectors is a highly debated topic, and attracts a lot of opinions. Some people believe that they should have equal contribution as men in the armed forces, but others tend to differ. In a progressing country like India, I believe that equal opportunity should be given to both men and women.
To embark on the side which supports women to join military force, some reckon that women stand with men in all the parameters like physical strength, decision making and tactical planning, which are indispensable in the armed forces. Next, women have an enhanced pain bearing capacity. As a result, they will not only outweigh their male partners, but also motivate them. To illustrate, labour pain during pregnancy is known to be one of most painful sufferings and we all know how women bear that without complaining.
Accentuating the compelling outlook, which restricts a woman to join the army or other forces, contemplates that they are not physically strong enough. Due to which, they might not be able to survive in harsh climatic conditions. For example, in Siachen, where the temperature drops to -50 degrees Celsius, staying alive is a challenge. Moreover, their biological differences might create hindrances in training and other field activities as a result, the efficiency will get dwindled. Apart from the physical aspect, some savants propound that most women are timid at heart and emotionally weaker than men, thus putting them last in the line.
To summarize, I contemplate that women should be given equal chances as men, and should be encouraged to join the armed forces. If they are successful in fields like business, science, technology and others, they will put maximum effort for this as well. Sidelining them for some prejudice is not as appreciated way, as they have the capability to handle it proficiently.
In this
expeditiously
transforming world, the role of a woman in the various sectors is a
highly
debated topic, and attracts
a lot of
opinions.
Some
people
believe that they should have equal contribution as
men
in the armed
forces
,
but
others tend to differ. In a progressing country like India, I believe that equal opportunity should be
given
to both
men
and women.
To embark on the side which supports
women
to
join
military
force
,
some
reckon that
women
stand with
men
in all the parameters like physical strength,
decision making
and tactical planning, which are indispensable in the armed
forces
.
Next
,
women
have an enhanced pain bearing capacity.
As a result
, they will not
only
outweigh their male partners,
but
also
motivate them. To illustrate,
labour
pain during pregnancy
is known
to be one of most painful
sufferings and
we all know how
women
bear that without complaining.
Accentuating the compelling outlook, which restricts a woman to
join
the army or
other
forces
, contemplates that they are not
physically
strong
enough
. Due to which, they might not be able to survive in harsh climatic conditions.
For example
, in
Siachen
, where the temperature drops to -50 degrees Celsius, staying alive is a challenge.
Moreover
, their biological differences might create hindrances in training and
other
field activities
as a result
, the efficiency will
get
dwindled. Apart from the physical aspect,
some
savants propound that most
women
are timid at heart and
emotionally
weaker than
men
,
thus
putting them last in the line.
To summarize
, I contemplate that
women
should be
given
equal chances as
men
, and should
be encouraged
to
join
the armed
forces
. If they are successful in fields like business, science, technology
and others
, they will put maximum effort for this
as well
. Sidelining them for
some
prejudice is not as appreciated way, as they have the capability to handle it
proficiently
.