We all are descendants of Aryan's (well most of us at least). Aryan's used to have a patriarchal system, meaning that male members used to be the head of the family. Now one may argue that it was maybe because male are physically stronger than women and it makes sense, since in those times, mostly all the work required one or other sort of physical labor. However, the fact remains that women are good with emotions, men are good with logic (I back my claim with the fact that in IIT-JEE, one of the most difficult entrance exam in the world top 132 were all boys), giving them an edge while taking a rational decision.
Well, coming to the point, since last decade, women empowerment has been a boom in India. India witnessed many policies regarding women's development and empowerment. However, it seems like we have gone a step too ahead and in some fields have given women responsibility they can't handle. I am not saying that women are men's equal, I do believe in that and in fact acknowledge the fact that in some fields women have surpassed men (Kalpana Chawla and Sunita Williams are my idols in many ways). What I mean is that now, whenever a woman is given a top position in government or private sector, then instead of looking at her credentials, we start celebrating.
Let's start with our ex-President Smt. Pratibha Patil. She succeeded A.P.J. Abdul Kalam and we are all aware of how god-awful work she did. In recent years, Smt. Anandi Patel is the Chief Minister of Gujarat and take my word for it (yes, I live in Gujarat) she has taken over and completely ruined whatever good Mr. Narendra Modi did. Finally, as of today, Ms. Arundhati Bhattacharya is going to be appointed as the RBI governor when Rajan's term ends. Where Raghuram Rajan has a bachelor's degree with a gold medal from IIT Delhi and master's from IIM Ahmedabad, she only has a bachelor's degree in English (yeah, English). Although she is the current CEO is State Bank of India, under her leadership SBI, has reduced profits by 60% and taken bad decisions (giving a loan to Vijay Maliya). How she handles Indian ecomony, only time will tell.
Well, coming to the point, since last decade, women empowerment has been a boom in India. India witnessed many policies regarding women's development and empowerment. However, it seems like we have gone a step too ahead and in some fields have given women responsibility they can't handle. I am not saying that women are men's equal, I do believe in that and in fact acknowledge the fact that in some fields women have surpassed men (Kalpana Chawla and Sunita Williams are my idols in many ways). What I mean is that now, whenever a woman is given a top position in government or private sector, then instead of looking at her credentials, we start celebrating.
Let's start with our ex-President Smt. Pratibha Patil. She succeeded A.P.J. Abdul Kalam and we are all aware of how god-awful work she did. In recent years, Smt. Anandi Patel is the Chief Minister of Gujarat and take my word for it (yes, I live in Gujarat) she has taken over and completely ruined whatever good Mr. Narendra Modi did. Finally, as of today, Ms. Arundhati Bhattacharya is going to be appointed as the RBI governor when Rajan's term ends. Where Raghuram Rajan has a bachelor's degree with a gold medal from IIT Delhi and master's from IIM Ahmedabad, she only has a bachelor's degree in English (yeah, English). Although she is the current CEO is State Bank of India, under her leadership SBI, has reduced profits by 60% and taken bad decisions (giving a loan to Vijay Maliya). How she handles Indian ecomony, only time will tell.




















