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Revathi Urges Better Upbringing of Boys for Women’s Safety
Actress Revathi spoke at a women’s awareness seminar in Chennai.
She said women should not be given all the responsibility for staying safe.
She believes boys must be taught good behavior from an early age.
Families, schools and society all influence what boys learn.
Children should learn clearly what is right and wrong.
Revathi also said women now have more opportunities in many fields.
She said success depends on using talent and opportunities well.
She expressed confidence that Gen Z will achieve many things.
Actress Revathi spoke at the 6th Bharat Soka GSSI Women’s Awareness Seminar in Chennai.
She said women’s safety requires more than advising women about where to go and how to stay safe.
Revathi urged families, schools and society to teach boys the difference between right and wrong.
The seminar featured women sharing how personal struggles were transformed into achievements.
Revathi said women have greater opportunities, including in cinema, and expressed confidence in Gen Z.
- Who
- Actress Revathi and participants in the 6th Bharat Soka GSSI Women’s Awareness Seminar.
- What
- Revathi discussed women’s safety, boys’ upbringing and opportunities for women.
- Where
- The Music Academy in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India.
- When
- Sunday, August 31.
- Why
- She said improving women’s safety requires teaching boys appropriate values and behavior.
Key facts
- Event
- 6th Bharat Soka GSSI Women’s Awareness Seminar
- Theme
- “Women in the Century: Awareness and Action”
- Location
- The Music Academy, Chennai
- Main message
- Women’s safety depends partly on how boys are raised and educated.
- Areas influencing boys
- Home, schools and society
- Other topic
- Women’s opportunities and progress, including in cinema
- Generation referenced
- Gen Z
Quotes
Revathi
Actress speaking about women’s safety and the importance of raising boys responsibly.
“On one hand, women are advised to be mindful of their safety, including where they should and should not go. But what is much more important is how we raise boys. We need to pay attention to what boys see and learn as they grow up at home, in schools and in society. Only by teaching them to clearly understand what is right and what is wrong can we bring about major changes in society.”
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“I have a great deal of confidence that the present Gen Z generation will achieve and accomplish many things that our generation was unable to.”
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