Feminism as subject must be included for boys, says Pankaj Tripathi

Actor Pankaj Tripathi feels feminism is a notion that should be instilled in boys just as strongly as girls. For that to happen, the subject must be included for all young boys by the education system. “I feel that parents...

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Updated At : 02:53 PM Apr 09, 2021 IST

“I feel that parents put all their energies into grooming and teaching their daughters how to behave themselves but when it comes to boys, it’s not given the same importance. In today’s education, I think the inclusion of feminism is a must for all young boys too,” Pankaj said.

“Boys need to learn right from the beginning that no gender is superior or inferior. There was a time when I survived solely on my wife’s salary and I see absolutely no harm in doing so. My wife and daughter have impacted my life in the best way possible,” he added. – IANS

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