Writing my Will for Indians to inherit

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I took that COVID vaccination. So I could die.. Given my precarious situation, I thought it befitting to leave my fellow Indians some inheritance. Basically, it is just a thought. So when a woman becomes a widow, how is it easy to wipe out all love that she bestowed on us? How do we become insensitive to her pain and loss? I believe in ancient times, there may have been a widow, who may have gone into a massive shock following the demise of her husband. To bring her out from that shocked state in which she refused to accept the reality, our ancestors may have resorted to cruel techniques. But not every widow goes through that. Why must we wipe out her vermillion on her face with palm - who gives us the right to touch her? Why must we break her bangles? Why must we periodically remind her at every marriage or function that she is a widow, whether she was widowed in twenties or in seventies? Are we "thinking" women? Are we sensitive women? Can that fate not befall us? What values do we pass down to next generations? Be capable of switching off your emotions? For those who still do not understand what the state of shock is, please read "Home they brought her warrior dead" by Tennyson. There are plenty of YouTube links on it. If you can, next time, please stand up against that cruelty. It is, after all, your mother, your sister, your daughter, or wife who goes through such social stigma. We cannot be this cruel. Does not become us.