Victims of rape hidden silent by our system.

The renowned newspaper 'The Hindustan times' lately looked close into the neighbourhood of the Capital where reporting of rape was the highest. In three areas Aman Vihar (Outer Delhi), Ambedkar Nagar and Govindpuri (Southeast Delhi), all the men accused of rapes were known to the survivors. There were approximately 103 FIRs alleging rape registered by women and girls in the year 2014. In 42 cases, they were men from the neighbourhood. In 30 cases, close family members had preyed on their young ones. Our authorities for long have taken refuge in such stats. In % of all the rape cases victims are known to the accused and police can’t do much to prevent them because they are, as the former police chief had put it earlier opportunist crimes committed in private spaces. By the same logic, police should not be expected to do much about the murder because at least 50% killings in Delhi are prompted by property or family dispute, extra marital affairs or business rivalries. Sexual assault by someone known the victim is very common, said by the International crime data. A study by a social networking site called the Mumsnet that launched the “We Believe You” campaign across UK in 2012, reveals that more than a third of women surveyed had been subjected to some kind of sexual assault. In 66% of the cases the women knew the person responsible. In many states in the US, ‘blind reporting’ is being encouraged to allow victims of sexual assaults to file anonymous reports to the police without taking the burden of participating in the full investigation. Victims also have a choice of not using their real names in medical and legal records related to the case. Former we did not have such a system in India but after the December 16 gang rape the police are not turning away victims to make their record books look good. But sexual assaults behind ‘closed doors’ is still hidden, mostly when the attacker is a known person to the victim especially when the attacker is from the family. It requires a lot of courage to the victim because they’re often dependent emotionally and financially. In Delhi rape rehabilitation is the most ignored aspect of women safety. In our present system, rape survivor’s suffering is akin to getting raped a second time. It is a shame to see dispirited women and girls who were bold enough to see their ordeal. Their examples are also a huge discouragement for others looking for support and assurance to find courage to speak out.     

         EGYPTIAN CIVILIZATION FASHION

Antiquated Egyptian garments alludes to dress worn in old Egypt from the end of the Neolithic period (preceding 3100 BC) to the breakdown of the ptolemiac administration with the passing of Cleopatra VII in 30 BC. Egyptian design was made to keep cool while in the hot desert. In antiquated Egypt, material was by a wide margin the most well-known material. It inhabited to be agreeable in the subtropical warmth. Cloth is produced spinning so as to use the flax plant the filaments from the stem of the plant. The antiquated Egyptians were exceptionally specific about cleanliness and individual appearance.

Attire

WOMEN'S CLOTHING IN ANCIENT EGYPTIAN

Antiquated Egyptian ladies frequently wore basic sheath dresses called kalasiris. Ladies' dress in antiquated Egypt was more traditionalist than men's garments. Ladies wore a tight-fitting sheath dress, a basic article of clothing that tumbles from just underneath the bosoms to simply over the lower legs, being held up by two shoulder straps. Full-length wraparound outfits and snug sheaths were regular among the average workers ladies. 

MEN'S CLOTHING IN ANCIENT EGYPTIAN

The men wore wrap around skirts known as the Shendyt, which were belted at the waist, at times creased or accumulated in the front. The men wore knee-length shirts, loincloths or kilts made of material. Cowhide loincloths were not exceptional, in any case. Their articles of clothing were now and then enriched with gold string and bright beadwork. Though the laborers wore basic loin garments that is the means by which they were recognized. 

JEWELLERY

Gems was worn by the world class for self-enhancement and as a sign of economic wellbeing from the soonest times. Armlets, rings, hoops, pieces of jewelry, pins, belt clasps and ornaments were produced using gold and silver trimmed with valuable stones, for example, turquoise, carnelian and amethyst. The main proof of adornments making in Ancient Egypt goes back to the fourth centuries BC, to the pre dynastic Period of along the Nile River Delta in 3100 BC, and the prior Badarian society which possessed Upper Egypt between c.4500 BC and c.3200 BC.

MAKE UP 

World class men and ladies upgraded their appearance with different beautifying agents: oils, aromas, and eye and facial paints. The two fundamental types of eye cosmetics were green eye paint and dark kohl. There were sure therapeutic employments of dark kohl also. The antiquated Egyptians were not so much misinformed in trusting that kohl would forestall eye contaminations in light of the fact that it really did keep a visual disease that was brought on by the flooding of the Nile. Oils and unguents were rubbed into the skin to shield it from the hot air. Henna was utilized to colour the fingernails yellow and orange. 

HAIRSTYLES

The Egyptian world class contracted beauticians and took incredible consideration of their hair. Hair was washed and scented, and here and there helped with henna. Like cutting edge haircuts Egyptian hairdos changed with age, sexual orientation and economic wellbeing. Egyptian men wore their hair short leaving their ears obvious. What's more, ladies wear more novel haircuts than men. Ladies tied and enhanced with blossoms and material strips. Kids had exceptional hairdos in the Egyptian developments their hair was shaved off or trim short aside from a long bolt of hair left in favor of the head,the purported side lock of youth.

Hello you lovely people! I am Krishti Khound, a fashion student and enthusiast starting with my first blog. Not so pro at this so please bear with me for now. A passionate lover of coffee and "FRIENDS" (The american sitcom). Looking at life beyond possibilities, you can call me optimistic. While trying to fit in this world of fashion isn't an easy game to learn as I once thought. Aspiring to be a fashion journalist as of now, but certainly looking for more opportunities as a career. And yes to be the editor of Vogue is my dream. Anna Wintour is God. Just take me to Vogue when I die.