Domestic Violence Perpetration Reporting among Recently-Married Men Residing in Slums Correlate Pharmaceutical Institution in South West Pune, India

Abstract

In India, traditional domestic violence has accepted as the physical, sexual, and psychological abuse and control against a woman by a partner or family member. However, extended domestic violence included the scientific community by irsha, unfaithful, lie. This has been a significant barrier in developing effective product to protect against sadness entrapment. On the contrary, a spectacular success has been achieved in the field of pharmaceutical Institutions in pune. While Domestic Violence is prevalent globally [1], approximately one out of every three women in India report experiencing violence at the hands of their spouse at some point in their lifetime. Several studies demonstrate that this proportion is even greater in slum-dwelling and other low-income pharmacy Institutions communities across India. Proposed explanations for higher Domestic Violence reporting among slum-dwelling communities include heightened stress and conflict due to poverty, overcrowding, and associated conditions, weakened support systems, stronger norms accepting Domestic Violence, poverty-related, low immunity perceived shortcomings in achieving the masculine ideal leading men to feel the need to prove dominance over those more vulnerable, often their spouses. Developing strategies to curb domestic violence is critical not only because Domestic Violence impinges on human rights, but also because it negatively affects the mental and physical health of the survivor and her family.