Deepa talks

  Hey you beautiful people with beautiful souls. I am now continuing my previous post. So as I said my dream knocked on my door and I opened it to grab it to never let it go. Feelings can't be expressed in mere words, however I was on the cloud nine. Felt like I conquered the world, but guess what that's what you feel when you achieve something, what about what's lying ahead? The most important person who became childishly happy was my mother, she was proud and happy that whatever I thought it happened finally. Mind you, this was just the opening. Things weren't so easy that it looked. Did I tell you guys which airline was my first? It was Indigo Airlines, the most famous low-cost airlines in India and growing worldwide.  Now, to join the airline there was this amount of 50,000/- INR needs to deposited within the time given. Oh that struggle to ask people to give me that sort of amount was a real task for me. My mom didn't have that much cash as she was not a workin...

What do pictures do? Well, they show you the real experience you've had. They can speak to the spectator in different ways, besides not everyone will be looking from the same perspective. So what do I see in this, I will tell you that since I had the experience too. This is Zaanse Schans, located in Holland. A place of greenland and windmills. A beautiful scenic view from every corner of that place, which makes you feel so calm. Believe me if I am saying this, the entire place will take you away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The air was refreshing, the people were dressed in the traditional clothing. There were farms where the cows were freely roaming, the swans were swimming. Everyone had some sort of small business to do, and you'll be surprised to know they were so happy and joyful.  The only place I have ever visited where the factory of cheese is looking so organic, smelling so cheesy haha. I know right. The place was full of people and the shoes, oh wait wooden ...

I am a girl who comes from a small village in Gurgaon. Lived with my widow mom and two siblings. My struggle was on even before that, however I had no clue. You see I am a girl from Haryana, where patriarchy flourishes. That doesn't sound so bad isn't it? It was worse actually. If any of you know about Haryana is, farmers, lands, mostly criminal goons, ruthless and uneducated population. I know all of this because I had almost the same picture in my mind in my childhood. Why is that though? Mainly because it is to an extent correct. My issue was much bigger though, I was girl. Yes, that was my issue that I am a girl who was born in a society who are orthodox and man dominated. In Haryana girls are suppose to do whole lot of chores at home, but education wasn't necessity. Up until the time a rebel girl named Deepa came in the picture. I have seen so many bad examples of men in my culture. Men who don't respect women, treat them as an entity, a lot of time even  beat them...