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　　This is a path-breaking concept with a potent message. The Ariel ad questions rigid gender classifications — where the protagonist, a mother confesses to her daughter, "we teach our daughters how to stand on their own feet but we don’t teach our sons how to lend a hand." No wonder, it captured Facebook COO, Sheryl Sandberg’s attention. Not only did she post this ad on her FB page but also applauded it by acknowledging, "This is such a powerful ad about how stereotypes get passed on from generation to generation — but how we have the opportunity to change that. Thank you to Ariel India and P&G for showing us that a more equal world would be a better world for all of knitting machine Manufacturers us. The popular Lebanese NGO Abnaa Saida El Balad that addresses gender stereotypes through its various classes.This endorsement by the billionaire technology executive is just the tip of the iceberg. Dr Vanaja Kumar, a Bengaluru-based sociologist says, "Gender equality is a very sensitive topic in our country.

 Indian society is very keen to indoctrinate their daughters with rigid social rules but standards are different for their sons. To bring about change in society, we need to bring about a change in attitude. It begins at home. No discrimination between a daughter and a son.Get rid of the idea that the son is precious and not the daughter. We are suffering from the ‘Son Syndrome.’ Treat a girl and a boy equally right from birth, be it at home, school, college or work place. India is changing, but the need of the hour is speedy change by changing the mindset. No society can be seen as a developed society so long as girls are not treated on par with the boy. To sensitise the boys at a very young age to participate in household chores with significant female members of the family is an important factor in this fight for gender equality."Louis Boria’s photograph that went viralThere is a perceptible change happening the world over.

 In bustling New York, a men’s knitting group created by Louis Boria, an Inteet sensation, is making the world sit up and take notice. Louis rose to instant fame in 2017 when an innocuous image of him knitting on a New York subway went viral. Louis decided to convert this opportune moment into a radical movement. So what was hitherto considered a female domain is no longer confined to the fair sex. A meet up for male crafters in New York, defines it as, "not a class but an evening of camaraderie." In a studio in suburban Brooklyn, Thursday nights are defined as men’s nights, where the guys get together to knit, chat and drink.These men are now more comfortable knitting in public. Not just that, this revolutionary move has confidently encouraged me and women to break stereotypes.Dr Aloma Lobo, mother of six children, (three sons and three daughters) agrees that the winds of change are taking place. "But we are not yet at a point where there is gender equality anywhere.