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Respect her!!!


The time of Corona has brought in it the lockdown. Lockdown is the state of affairs when the whole world comes to stand still. Any change would carry with it the innate quality of inviting criticism both for and against it . Lockdown is no different. There may be people who are favouring lockdown while as there is a subset of our population which are against it too. My analysis is it happened for our good and we all need to bear this adventure. The best part of lockdown for me has been that the public broadcasting of the two mythological epics Ramayana and Mahabharata. Both these epics represent the ethos of Indian civilisation and how the Indian civilisation has evolved over the time. While the positives of the epics circulate through the veins and arteries of the nation, one aspect has been showing the ladies as sheer objectification. The epics have given a great moral to us   which invokes us to respect the women folk. These epics are really significant in the current day. The relevance of these epics is so huge in the current environment that if the learnings from these epics are implemented in the daily life the world shall be such a beautiful place to live in.
 Few months back we had the #MeToo controversy trending throughout the world. This controversy blew up even the biggest of the nations and affected both rags and riches. The controversy proved one fact that the nation or the countrymen who do not give due respect to the women are bound to fail in the long run. It happened in Ramayana and so it happened in Mahabharata. All these point to only one aspect “respect the women”. But alas the same doesn’t seem to percolate down our minds. There are so many incidents which indicate the tendency of humans will remain same irrespective of what the situation is. Our daughters are not safe in the lockdown too. It clearly shows our being blindfolded to the misadventures around us. But there are always checks and balances. When humans fail nature intervenes.
Nature has given a threat in the form of covid that any egoism shall purely destroy the humans. So let us all reconcile with the nature lest it should be showing us the real face. And the women are indeed the most beautiful creation of this nature. Respect her or she will make you respect her.
I would end this with these lines
Mother is mother
Like her is no other
Daughter is the tendon
Which binds the family together.
Wife is the glue
Makes the life glow.
The moment, all the three smile
Life becomes grand just like the splendid Nile


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Unknown said…
Beautifully penned down...ur thoughtful examination of self nd society is well defined nd also being a feminist nd ur fan I definitely like it...ever wondered wat our life ll be when this pandemic is over

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