But she is rarely looked on kindly, adding to the woe of being a woman in one of the poorest, most violent and caste-ridden states in India. In Malaysia, the Consumers' Association of Penang has called for Barbie dolls to be banned, citing experts' views on the negative effects of the dolls on children. The proposal has drawn strong and angry reactions from the local press and several members of the public. Reasons cited for the ban are the wrong aesthetics promoted by the doll's blonde, leggy and non-Asian appearance. Furthermore, according to Professor Ciam of the Department of Social Psychology in Education at the University of Malaya, the Barbie doll does not encourage creativity and the use of imagination in children because everything about them is 'fixed' and ready-made .
All people are members of the same family.
They have a common origin in creation. If one limb is struck by pain all the others are gripped by anxiety.