‘International Men’s Day’ was celebrated across the world on 19 November. On this special occasion, everyone from Rashmika Mandanna to Sonali Bendre, Bhagyashree and Priya Dutt wrote an emotional post for the special men of their lives and expressed their love.

While sharing the post on ‘International Men’s Day’, Rashmika Mandanna wrote, ‘For all the men who are supporting their Bhumas and standing for them…and for all the Vikrams who are trying to better themselves…and for all the Vinays and Nana Gurus! Happy International Men’s Day. Lots of love and hugs to you all! With love, The Girlfriend’.

Sonali Bendre shared a post for father, husband and son

Bollywood actress Sonali Bendre also left no stone unturned to make this occasion special. The actress congratulated ‘International Men’s Day’ by sharing a post with her father, husband and son on social media. The actress wrote, ‘The man who raised me, who takes care of me and the little boy who fills my world with happiness. I am always grateful for all this. ‘Happy International Men’s Day’. Today and every day they should be celebrated a little more.

Bollywood actress Bhagyashree also expressed her opinion in an interview given to Times of India on the occasion of ‘International Men’s Day’. The actress said, ‘I never allowed the responsibilities of son and daughter to be decided on the basis of gender.’ The actress says, ‘First and foremost, the household chores have to be divided between both of them. It never happened that Abhimanyu returned tired and asked Avantika to bring water. No, that doesn’t happen. He himself goes and brings water.

On ‘International Men’s Day’, Bhagyashree said, ‘I respect men who come forward, listen, care and participate. I respect men who take responsibility, treat people equally and promote values ​​that strengthen homes and relationships.

Priya Dutt expressed gratitude to father, brother, husband and sons

Priya Dutt also wished in a special way on the occasion of ‘International Men’s Day’ by sharing some pictures with her father Sunil Dutt, brother Sanjay Dutt, husband Owen and sons. Priya wrote, ‘I want to say a heartfelt thank you to the wonderful men in my life. Papa, you taught me the true meaning of strength and compassion. Brother, you have always been my protector and guide. My husband, you fill my life with love, wisdom and laughter. My sons, you bring countless happiness and pride every day. Your presence has made my life more rich and blossoming. Happy International Men’s Day to all the men who make our lives better. #InternationalMensDay.

Also read:-Anupama Spoiler: Pari will fall in love with someone else except Raja, the story of the show will change with Anuj’s entry.

Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra has questioned Prime Minister Narendra Modi as to why women journalists were excluded from the press conference during the visit of Taliban representative to India. He said in one of his tweets on Priyanka reminded that the women of India are the backbone and pride of the country.

Priyanka Gandhi wrote, “Prime Minister, please clarify what is your position regarding the removal of women journalists from the Taliban representative’s press conference. Women’s rights are not just election postering.”

Prime Minister @narendramodi ji, please clarify your position on the removal of female journalists from the press conference of the representative of the Taliban on his visit to India.

If your recognition of women’s rights isn’t just convenient posturing from one election to…

— Priyanka Gandhi Vadra (@priyankagandhi) October 11, 2025

What did Rajya Sabha MP Manoj Kumar Jha say?

Rajya Sabha MP Manoj Kumar Jha said the move has not only affected India’s moral and diplomatic standing, but is also a serious blow to India’s long-standing commitment to press freedom, gender justice and equality.

Manoj Kumar Jha said, “This is not just a formal lapse, but a symbolic compromise of India’s long-standing commitments to equality and women’s participation. This incident is disappointing and politically blind for the world’s largest democratic power and a country that promotes women’s participation.”

She also said that such a move sends a wrong message to Indian women and the global community that convenience and immediate benefits can be given priority over principles.

What was the matter?

Let us tell you that no female journalist was allowed to attend the press conference held on Friday, after which this policy of Taliban was sharply criticized on social media. Many journalists and social media users gave their reaction on this matter.

Read this also-

MEA’s first reaction on No Entry of women journalists in the press conference of Afghan Foreign Minister Muttaki, know what was said?

Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra has questioned Prime Minister Narendra Modi as to why women journalists were excluded from the press conference during the visit of Taliban representative to India. He said in one of his tweets on Priyanka reminded that the women of India are the backbone and pride of the country.

Priyanka Gandhi wrote, “Prime Minister, please clarify what is your position regarding the removal of women journalists from the Taliban representative’s press conference. Women’s rights are not just election postering.”

Prime Minister @narendramodi ji, please clarify your position on the removal of female journalists from the press conference of the representative of the Taliban on his visit to India.

If your recognition of women’s rights isn’t just convenient posturing from one election to…

— Priyanka Gandhi Vadra (@priyankagandhi) October 11, 2025

What did Rajya Sabha MP Manoj Kumar Jha say?

Rajya Sabha MP Manoj Kumar Jha said the move has not only affected India’s moral and diplomatic standing, but is also a serious blow to India’s long-standing commitment to press freedom, gender justice and equality.

Manoj Kumar Jha said, “This is not just a formal lapse, but a symbolic compromise of India’s long-standing commitments to equality and women’s participation. This incident is disappointing and politically blind for the world’s largest democratic power and a country that promotes women’s participation.”

She also said that such a move sends a wrong message to Indian women and the global community that convenience and immediate benefits can be given priority over principles.

What was the matter?

Let us tell you that no female journalist was allowed to attend the press conference held on Friday, after which this policy of Taliban was sharply criticized on social media. Many journalists and social media users gave their reaction on this matter.

Read this also-

MEA’s first reaction on No Entry of women journalists in the press conference of Afghan Foreign Minister Muttaki, know what was said?