Save Indian Family Foundation (SIFF) is a men's rights group in India. It is a registered, non-funded, non-profit, non-governmental organization (NGO) and works with various like-minded NGOs in India. History Founded in 2005, SIFF is an advocacy group against what it calls misuse of Indian laws related to dowry harassment. It is an umbrella organisation of a number of men's and family rights organisations spanned across Indian cities and provinces. SIFF has supported the founding of other like-minded organisations, such as the "All India Mother in Laws Protection Forum" and "All India Men's Welfare Association". In 2010, the group claimed on its website to have "30,000 members on the ground and over 3,500 on the internet who are fighting this legal terrorism with vigour and passion like commandos". Activities SIFF created an app and a helpline for men, which got over 25,000 phone calls in four months. The group campaigned against domestic violence legislation (such as Section 498a of the Indian Penal Code, (1983) and the Protection of Women Against Domestic Violence Act 2005), stating that these laws have been mis-used, and manipulated by Indian women. They assert that men are abused physically and are subject to legal, mental and social harassment by their wives because of these laws, and that lawyers and women use them to extort money and family property and to deny child custody to fathers. SIF members have sought to have the laws made gender neutral and be amended include protection of men against abuse by women. The media comments that organization is insensitive to high rates of domestic physical abuse committed against women in India In addition, they note the organization's use of 'strong language', including describing as "terrorist activity" the support given by women groups for the domestic violence legislation, and describing the women politicians who spearhead the legislation as “modern Surpanakhas”. SIFF asserts that dowry harassment of women and their families is a figment of the feminist imagination, and that the woman is the abuser in almost all cases of family abuse. They campaign for decrimininalisation of anti-dowry offences, with the threat of imprisonment removed. In contrast, police and women's groups have denied the group's claims of widespread misuse of anti-dowry laws, stating that only a small minority abuse the law, and the approximately 7000 deaths of women every year who die due to dowry demands. SIFF has also advocated for the creation