INDIAN WOMEN WHO HAS BROUGHT CHANGE IN INDIA

Being an Indian women and to follow your dream is not that easy. Despite that, here are some of the wonderful women who not only make us proud but also teach us, believe ourselves and go ahead.

Maharani Lakshmi bai: Maharani Lakshmi bai is popularly known as “Jhansi ki Rani”. She symbolises patriotism, bravery and a great honour. She was just 18 years old. She assembled 14,000 rebels and organised an army for the defence of the city. She tied her son to her back and fought bravely using two swords in both her hands against British.

Kiran Bedi: She is actually a portrait of heroism. She became the first Indian woman to join the Indian Police Services. She has done a number of challenging assignments, served as the Traffic Commissioner of New Delhi, Deputy Inspector General of Police. She has been honoured by many awards for her outstanding work.

Sarojini Naidu: She is not only well- known as The Nightingale of India. She was the first Indian woman to become the President of the Indian National Congress and the governor of a state in India.

Kalpana Chawla: She was India's first women aeronautics to travel into space and specialised flight instructor who rated aircrafts and gilders. On1stFebruary 2003, the space shuttle, STS-107, collapsed when it returnedto the Earth's atmosphere and the lives of 7 crew members including Kalpana Chawla.

Sapper Shanti Tigga: She was a mother of two children when she became the First Woman Jawan in the Indian Army. She defeated all her male counterparts during physical tests and was awarded as the best trainee.

Every Indian mother: Is there any doubt? She has been sacrificing her needs and wish for her children. Work for 24*7 hours without a single holiday. Even on special occasion, they have more work to do. They deserve a standing ovation also.

So, every woman deserves a special treat this occasion. Visit SendMyGift, From Mother to Daughter, here are all types of gifts. Surprise them by awesome gifts and convey your feeling.

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How Gifting Signifies the Status of the Women In Modern India

In earlier days, the status of the women in India was too inferior as that of men. Now, it’s found satisfactory in some part and inadequate in rest of the division of our country. This result is due to lack of education.

With the wise understanding of their status, Jawaharlal Nehru once said, “If you educate a man you educate an individual, however, if you educate a woman you educate a whole family. Women empowered means mother India empowered”.

The majority of urban areas of India women are treated well with well education and freedom, but in rural areas, especially with the orthodoxy they are cut off from the mainstream of social life. The rural society did not respect them and give them the desired status. They have to suffer and work inside the houses. Thus, they are completely dependent on men.

Currently, in India, women extensively participate in several areas like education, politics, science and technology and lot more. The violence against them is reducing and they are realizing their rights in the society. In other words, it is no longer a man’s world.

If we consider today’s trend, in metropolitan  cities the status and importance of  the women has raised in such  a way that, a man appreciate his lady by presenting a gift on special events like Valentines’ day, International women’s day and various other days that signifies them.

Today, men and women are the two wheels of a chariot, as they are equal in importance and work together in life. None is superior or inferior to other.

In support of this, the level of gifting has rose to the height such that several online gifting portals have built a strong foundation in numerous capital cities. Thus, gives a competitive edge in assisting them appreciating each other’s status in their lives and society.

Author: Madhu Prasad

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My opinion on India lacking behind in Feminism

India is the land of diversity and progressing on the path of unity in diversity. It has got wide variety of culture, religions, but what about the equality in terms of gender.

There is some slight fluctuation in driving the optimistic value to the country’s women. From the day of Indian Independence to till date, several huge measures have been taken towards their empowerment, but as it is the land of multiplicity the process of achieving balance became slower. The citizens here are well educated, but when it comes to such issues, we need to be well organized in terms of what’s happening around us.

There is a difference between well-educated mind and well-organized mind. The actions taken from the late one are wise. This implies for those, who fight for feminism, because it’s the matter of development of their nation.

If the country lacks in the development of women’s equality, it is for the lack of people with well-formed brains, who encourages the change and talks about unity. International women’s day is celebrated here every year amplifying women’s achievements meanwhile sending a message of gender balance.

Fighting on feminism is really a small factor if we consider several other critical issues on national economic infrastructure. By this, the country is lacking behind and not shifting focus on other important factor. One point is clear, we always talk about giving something back to the society but if the citizens are fighting for their right by focusing on the negative factors, we can’t progress.

In India, any woman who wants to study has complete right to study and walk without fear. And she need not really burn a piece of lady clothing in the streets to get recognized as a fighting feminist, and she also definitely need required blame men.

Author: Madhu Prasad

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How To Celebrate International Women’s Day?

Women’s day isn’t just about sending a gift to your girl and telling her that she is great. You should also know its history before thinking about how to appreciate her. International women’s day is celebrated on March 8th of every year across the globe and it is approaching by the second, so, let’s know some of the interesting points on how to celebrate it.

Learn the history of International women’s day: If you look back to its history, it clearly shows that women were recognized for their achievements and the struggles that they've went through. Its first celebration was in the year 1909 to appreciate the garment workers strike in New York City as they were protesting their awful working conditions. You can go through about this type of value added information.

Educate yourself on why it is important: You need not dig deep inside its history. Just know little facts and figures about feminism and contribution of successful one among them. This may help you to put few points about it and educate your friends or family on women’s day.

Know the struggles of women fighting for equality: When a group of people is fighting for feminism, it shows that it's a serious issue on that particular nation. Therefore, analyze it before judging or support them on whether such people are on the right track or not. Here, it is better to have global knowledge than restricting to local scenarios. 

Donate as per your strength to local needy women: Appreciating your favorite girl is a really sweet gesture, but you can also donate something valuable for needy one, as per your strength on women’s day. Doing so will bring more value for the day. Be it is the clothes or a meal or few bucks to poor can make them feel happy for at least a moment.

Author : Madhu Prasad

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HOW THE WORLD IS INFLUENCED BY MODERN WOMEN

A woman is a mother, a daughter, a sister, a wife and a friend. Can you think of a world without woman? A mother who gives life to her child, a sister who takes care, a wife who gives life for him, and a friend who support him in every way. But these are just bookish language. How many people actually respect them? How many take care of them? We had a misconception that she is a girl; her work is to do household works and get married. Why?? Is there any rule? Why they are not allowed to dream?

Here are 5 wonderful women changed the world and win everyone’s heart by their boldness and brought value for women’s day.

Oprah Winfrey:Oprah Gail Winfrey is an American media owner, chat show host, actress, producer and philanthropist. She is well known for her chat show “The Oprah Winfrey Show”, which was the highest-rated TV show in the history. She was born in a poor family in rural Mississippi and struggled a lot from her childhood to teenage. Because of her dedication and boldness, she proved herself.

Indra Nooyi: Indra Krishnamurthy Nooyi is an India-born CEO of PepsiCo; it is the second largest food and beverage industry in the world. She joined PepsiCo in 1994. Under her leadership, revenues of PepsiCo increased by 70%. She left behind the Stereotypes and living her dreams.

Sushmita Sen: First of all she made as proud for becoming India’s First Miss Universe. At the age of 25, most of girls dream for either good career or marriage, instead she adopted a girl child and 10 years later she went again for second adoption. She is gracefully single handling both of them. Why wouldn’t she win any one’s heart?

Aung San Suu Kyi: she is president of the NLD (National League for Democracy), a social Democratic stateswomen, and politician in Myanmar. She fought for human rights and democracy. She has been honoured by Jawaharlal Nehru Award for International Understanding by the government of India and the International Simon Bolívar Prize from the government of Venezuela.She is the Nobel Peace Prize receiver imprisoned ever.

Author : Warsha Vishwakarma

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