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Colorful Women's Day!

"Woman is the one who knows the "Ways Of Marketing, Advertising and Networking love ;)"

Came across this wonderful meaning for a "Woman" while I was searching something unique about being a women. It is apt and sounds absolutely true. Ain't it beautifully worded?

Today at office, in a small all-ladies-get-together, I was asked to talk on "why I feel special being a woman?" Interesting question but was not prepared for it. You know, I am very bad at giving lectures and on top of it - this was an impromptu speech. :/ I blabbered whatever was on top of my head at the moment. Later when I returned back to my seat, the question was still lingering in my brain, from the hardest corner of my cerebrum came a reply though and I thought I'd share it with you all.

"Woman is tough, she is capable of achieving what she dreams, excel in all walks of life, confront the challenges along the way. She is stronger than the hardest diamond unerathed so far, she is so soft and so gentle that the finest silk woven by mankind stands way below on the scale. Humble and talented , promising and a go- getter are her unique qualities. The same "She" is once a daughter, a sister, a wife and a mother. I cherish being a woman not for the fact that I get all attention but I beleive in two things - I can, I will. No matter what I'd try and try till I succeed."

Colors and festivity in the air makes the day even more special this year. Have a colorful holi and all you wonderful ladies - wishing a very happy women's day!

Comments

Rachna said…
Happy Women's Day and happy holi!
Rajalakshmi said…
too good ash, happy women's day to you too
Deepsi said…
Hey happy womens day to you too!!
Bikram said…
Happy Women's DAY :)

have a great day today and Every day too

Bikram's
Pradeepa said…
Happy Women's Day.
KParthasarathi said…
With all these superlative qualities about women who comprise more than half the Indian population why is they are not getting what is their due in political,economic and social sphere.They are oblivious to their combined power and live below their potential.
Think about it
Rahul Bhatia said…
I agree with your thoughts:)
@ Rachna: Thank you so much for the wishes.

@Rajalakshmi: @Deepsi : Thank you !

@Bikram: Yeah as I've always said , Happy everyday !!:)

@ Pradeepa: Thanks..

@Kaprthasarathi: Some food for thought there.. Surely I agree even with these superlative qualities I guess the women in the rural parts are not having the right exposure. We need to reach out to them and make things happen.
Hope the scene change for good soon.

@Rahul Bhatia: Thanks so much.

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