Gl. Paokholal Haokip in Doctorate Degree muta

Tukum hi KSOD member ho dinga vangphat kum ahitoh kilhon in phattehi naleh vangboh na jat chom chom tamtah Pathen akon in echang uvin ahi. Chutoh kilhon chun elah uva member lui loitah leh tuchan a hijing jeng, gollhang Paokholal Haokip in jong JNU a kon in Doctorate Degree ahin mu’n ahi. KSOD in alolhin na chunga’h kipana nasatah in ahung kiphong in ahi.

Bio-Data
Name: Paokholal Haokip
Father’s Name: T.Paokholun Haokip
Mother’s name: Lheikhohoi Haokip
D.O.B : 6th June 1977
Village : Tonglhang, Churachandpur, Manipur
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Dear Editor,
As chaos and drama unfolded with the tabling of women’s reservation bills in the Rajya Sabha, a question beset my mind. We continue to adopt an old traditional way of marriages, where, in many cases, parents prefer their son-in-law to be aged 10 years or more than their daughter. Research finding shows, female lives 4-5 years longer than their male counterpart. This means that wife must live a widow life and take the household responsibilities for about 15 years.

Question:
1. Does this conform the reason behind our society witnessing large no of widows?
2. Can we call this untold misery a violation of women’s right?
3. Is their denial to their parental decision a clear sign of resistance that they face even today?