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Source: http://scroll.in/article/806365/the-two-serious-problems-with-indias-new-family-planning-push
Tl:dr:
Reason 01: Use of DMPA (a non-hormonal, non-steroidal drug, and progesterone only pills.) > DMPA has been introduced in the programme despite two decades of activism against it, including a case in the Supreme Court. The injection can prevent pregnancies for three months after administration, but it is also linked to a host of side effects, and comes with a boxed warning (designed to call attention to serious and life-threatening risks on its label) in the US that warns of the loss of significant bone density that is possibly non-reversible. The warning says that it should be used only if other birth control methods are inadequate.
Reason 02: Women are the sole focus of the family planning program, burdening them and their bodies with invasive and hard to keep up contraceptive options.
> As per 2014 figures from the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, 1.48 lakh women were sterilised as opposed to 5,004 men in India. the presumption of economic growth and liberation of women based on successful family planning precluded a โreal discussion of which methods are the safest for women and men.โ The entire [family planning] programme is plagued by contemptuous misogyny, and caste and class prejudices. Why is it women who always have to bear the bojh, or burden, of family planning?
Question:
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Why is it ok for poor women to be administered this contraceptive?
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Who is responsible for contraception in your household?
Here it goes..
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NRI [last 15 years] working in IT in middle management position
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Have a young family
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Have a secure and great job
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Parents are in India
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Planning to return back to India for good
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Want to start a start-up in IT, not service oriented but develop a product [online/mobile platform] with a small team
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Target cities for start-up base could be one from either Mumbai, Delhi/Gurgaon, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad
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Risk taker, not over confident but am very good in IT field [enterprise level experience]
Here are some of my questions..
- What do you think?
- Where do you see pitfalls?
- Got any advice from anyone who has done this before, or you may know someone who has done this kind of move?
