India's female combat athletes | 101 East Documentary

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Now, according to Maulana Mohammad Abolghassem Doulabi, out of the 75,000 mosques in the country, 50,000 have been shuttered, reflecting a decline in the number of people who attend. On June 1, he voiced concern about the alarming situation and stated that the statistics represent a troubling admission for a country based on Islamic beliefs.

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Please give Hindi subtitles

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We proud of our players We salute them for their courage to fight against injustice

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This documentary film is absolutely outstanding. The film reveals the reality accurately nd addresses the current issue of status of Indian women participants in wrestling courageously.

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This was so good, and i am so sad that it didnt get the views and likes it should have got

[@rudraneil]

Thank you! I'm glad you watched it and enjoyed it!

[@deepakansuia]

My friend Rudranil Gupta has created this wonderful story. I want to thank him for this, He has told a true story of the hardships and struggles associated with the lives of Indian women sports persons. thank you very much once again.

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Appreciations to her all the way from Riyadh👏👏

[@rudraneil]

Thank you my friend... Keep doing the good work you do!

[@premeshpradhan6757]

Nothing succeeds like success so here's wishing all the girls featured and the ones who will follow in their footsteps the very best. Hats off and deepest respect to the parents of these girls for going against the grain and instead giving wings to the dreams of their daughters. Lastly, Sangya's grandma is one awesome and special lady. May all your dreams for your granddaughter come true. Jai Hind.

[@rudraneil]

Sandhya and her grandmother are truly fiery ladies!

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There's a reason Al Jazeera is my favourite news channel and one of those reasons is such kind of documentaries!

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Yup that why you saudies ban them When they speak against you It is propaganda channel

[@rudraneil]

Thank you so much for watching!

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I, natively from Haryana, can try to put some better perspective in. Sports (not just wrestling or boxing) are part of our culture, and atleast in urban part and much of the rural sphere. It is very agreeable that there has been deep rooted sexism in the state for a long time, but is the improvement not laudable? The people of my state adjusted with changing times, and the new generation is not as pathetic towards gender as percieved. We boast of more than half of India's women hockey team and a HUGE chunk of female (and overall ofc) medal telly from Olympics and Asian Games/Commonwealth Games considering the population of just 2% of India's population. How much have certain other (not to be named) communities changed in the last decades where women have traditionally been even more terribly sidelined? Did you hear him at 13:25? Ground report is, I don't think atleast in the regions I am familiar about where there is excessive discrimination for women to play sports, and there are so many academies even in the periphery of my home where their participation is very high. If you wanna play something, you can. The city of Bhivani produces the majority of women boxers in the country and is a hub for women's boxing. Female akharas are getting common now. We have world class female athletes. But I think the perception that our ancestors laid would stay for now. Yeah we are the people who kill female foetus in the womb. Get over it.

[@rudraneil]

Sir, I think the point our film makes is that the change in haryana is remarkable...

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and now they ar fighting for justice against the government and they have been divided on basis of caste and region 😢😢😢

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Olympic tournament come forward to host all games exclusively for women too.

[@drnot442]

Exceptional documentary. So important and interesting. Thank you!

[@rudraneil]

Thank you so much! So glad you liked it

[@anzu755]

24:43 This dint change anything, Instead that man is still free and is a member of Parliament. Instead the female wrestler had to retire from her carrier.

[@teekamchand801]

This is not known outside India as most of our history taught outside is written by The British, But it was quite normal for a girl to fight in India. You can check 1857 revolution and before that how women lived in India. It was Victorian era British who could not accept women outside home. So they destroyed that culture and killed anyone who resisted.

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Of course, never take responsibility for your own bullshit. Blame the British. Of course, then blame the Mughals. Blame the Portuguese. Blame the French. Blame the Dutch. Such stupid mentality. The British started the railways, established schools, updated the postal service, organized the military, built gorgeous buildings, but of course its all their fault that people are backwards and ignorant. 😂😂😂😂

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😂😂Al-Jazeera please make documentary on hijab protest..

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How happy you are seeing your own hindu women get raped and suffer for justice....

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I know from experience working around them that Indian women are quite often much more aggressive than Indian men.

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wow👏👏

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Aljazeera and leftist have found each other... pfff bs documentary these girls in the protest were two weeks later in Dance india dance😂 and secondly make a documentary on qatar women now please or the ones in Jemen or whateVer??😂

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Al-Jazeera full on penetrating Indian Autocracy 😂😂😂

[@KeitumetseLekgau]

one notable thing is that the girls hair is cut like a the boys. which seems like a way of trying to fit them into the male dominated wrestling world

[@rudraneil]

True. And as they grow and become more successful, they stop doing this, and start getting whatever haircut they feel good about!

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Now Lindus will say Al Jazeera defaming name of lundia and linduism 🤣😂😂

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This channel is obsessed with india That no one can denied

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Why this channel so obsessed with India ?

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True cause momdens aise hai bro

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This channel think india is only haryan up punjab bihar... Indian women's always have equal contributions

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Manipur??

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​@@Pan21335 go and give equal rights to women in Muslim nation and then speak😂.

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@@santhoshv3028 burning women with late husband religion asking others to give right🌝🌝🌝🌝🌝

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@@santhoshv3028 have u visit any Muslim country ??

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@@Pan21335 have you visited all of India ?