Seminar on Women Empowerment..........REALLY?

NOTE:- This article is my personal experience about a seminar on “Women Empowerment”. In this article , I have mentioned names of only those , whose names are deserved to be taken .

What is the point of such seminars ? Why are these type of programmes organised ? I am really confused whether this seminar was to support women or to suppress them . Many of the dignitaries spoke about progress of women like how many of them have taken admission in various fields etc . Everything was going very smoothly , but as soon as my senior Ms.Bhumi Joshi showed them the reality , it fell like an axe on their frozen heart . Suddenly the whole scenario changed .

Our honourable vice-chancellor showed us the map of behaviour , with reference to The Ramayana . I guess he must have forgotten that this is 21^st century . Things have changed now . I have always heard people saying that education makes a person rational , practical and broad-minded . I don’t think its always true . Maturity doesn’t come with age , it comes with experience.

There is a saying “ United we stand , Divided we fall “ , the voice of unity brought a change . My seniors Dipti and Janki represented all the the women who hates any kind of injustice and raised their voice against it . Our biggest support was Dr.Dilip Barad , lucky to have a teacher like him . I think the change will definately come , but slowly......as we live in India . All guests were not the same . There was one person and I think that was the only person , Dr.Dhiren Vaishnav who spoke something relevant to the seminar .

Again the question remains the same, What is the point of these type of seminars ? Guests from different fields come and speak on a particular subject , and then next day it is highlighted in the newspaper . There are no practical aspects of these programmes .

This time the change shall come , as the voice is raised against the rigidity . Women are powerful , they don’t need this kind of support . Society is always afraid of free women , free will and free speech .

A few lines for the so – called supporters of women :-

“ Kyun sach ka sabak sikhaaye
Jab sach sunn bhi naa paaye
Sach koi bole to tu niyam kanoon bataye
Tera darr, Tera pyaar, teri waah
Tu hi rakh rakh saala......
Sadda Haq Aithe Rakh”

PROUD TO BE A WOMEN

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