TALE OF INDIAN WOMEN : FROM KITCHEN TO TRENCHES!!

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It’s been over 26 years since Major Priya Jhangan became the first woman to be inducted in the Indian Army and now in year 2020, the honorable Supreme Court gave permanent commission to the women cadets giving them an opportunity to dedicate their souls to defend Mother India.
Since independence the role of a woman has changed tremendously from being stereotyped as a homemaker, then as a working professional in hospitality services and now becoming the first line of defence for the fellow Indians. The group or community which was once perceived as someone who always need a support of an individual belonging to the male community have now broken all the barriers prove themselves a steel-hearted self-dependent warriors who can even change the course of adversities by becoming Goddess Durga, can change the society by imparting knowledge as a messenger of Goddess Saraswati and can also eliminate evils around them by switching into Goddess Kali. Examples of all the forms are already in the society, such as Karnataka's 107-year-old  Padma Shri Saalumarada Thimmakka who planted over 1000 of tress in the time period of 65 years in order to restore this stupendous nature and atmosphere around us. Ladies are the ones who are the real game changers who believe in action instead of shouting, they didn’t wait for the masses to start a revolution instead chose a revolutionary part for themselves. There have been a lot of attempts by orthodox thinker to stop their victory run but no one was able to break the wheels of their chariot because they had determination like that of Arjuna and their will power as their charioteer like Lord Krishna, traits enough to became a winner of this Kurushetra.

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