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The inauguration day in Washington D.C. on January 20, 2017, ha s opened up some issues which could define the course of the next four years for America and certain parts of the world too! #WomensMarch is one of the anti-Trump tirades that have begun and looks to give back with interest at the disturbing comments made by the President-elect during the course of his campaign. Better respect, compassion towards their methods and improved human rights seem to be the strong initiatives supported by #WomenMarch. Hopes are pinned on people, who will look to ensure that women are represented in better light, during the Trump administration. 😌🙄👊🏻 Closer home, the #MaiBhiBaaharNiklungi campaign has built some steam after the ghastly attacks on women in Bengaluru on New Year's Eve 2017. Freedom of speech, right to free movement and improved plight of women rights are some of the major topics to be touched upon. For a better India, the #women need to be respected and consider equ

The world is seeing a seismic shift and admittedly for the good. Technology is helping people, organizations and nations become self-sufficient and turn into change enablers. Technology upgrades are the need of the hour and everyone wants to stay ahead of the race (I mean everyone!) Gender stereotypes , which have time and again cropped up are seriously dwindling and its heartening to see more women roll up their sleeves and talk "techie," along with "coochie-cooing" with their loved ones. The growing streak of being independent and making a name for themselves is allowing the #bettergender to realize how much of technology can really make them stay afloat and remain different from the rest. From handling smart phones to flipping through E-books to utilizing the concept of "smart" kitchens, the women of the 21st century seems up to any task that involves a large chunk of technology. Rather I say, technology is on her fingertips and she can literally &

Dear #IndianWomen,  It is becoming ridiculously impossible for an individual like me to understand what is really going on in the minds of the #socalled men, who have been part of the ghastly and abhorring molestation acts in the possibly most advanced of states in India, i.e. Karnataka. Is it becoming a plain nuisance and a sadistic way of expressing their misogynistic intent?  Are they so above the law, that they feel that they have the right to mishandle a woman?  Are they under the remotest of impressions that this is a 'game' where they can just poke to have fun?  Furthermore, is safety and security for women in a country like #India become just mere lines in some moral education dossier? Why are #women supposed to pay the price of development, that is most definitely helping the country progress, but regressing the minds of men in certain sections of society?  Let's just not bring education into the picture, because etiquettes, honor and