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Volume No. 3 Issue 6 5/- HAPPY VISHU KANI<br />
MARCH <strong>2015</strong><br />
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Editorial<br />
On the occasion of this year’s International Women’s Day it is vital to<br />
remember that the issues of equal rights and gender equality should<br />
receive attention throughout the year, and not just on one day in <strong>March</strong>.<br />
In the absence of societal change and educational reform, nothing will<br />
change in the long term. Until all men view women as equals, and not<br />
as objects, then one in three women will continue to experience violent<br />
sexual or physical assault in their lifetimes, they will continue to be paid<br />
less, have reduced access to health care and job opportunities, and they<br />
will continue to be marginalized in politics and in other sectors.<br />
A revolution in thinking requires better education, for men as well as<br />
women, so the latter also realize their potential, and their abilities, which<br />
they are so often told they do not possess.<br />
In this part of the world where culture and religion so often intersect in<br />
ways which prop up patriarchal structures and systems, it is also<br />
essential to remember that the fight for even the most basic of rights<br />
for women, everywhere in the world, sometimes took decades. But once<br />
achieved, and when supported by reforms in attitudes and education,<br />
they are hard to take back.<br />
I am sorry to be the one to raise this issue but I am going to put it straight<br />
out there so there is no confusion: men and women are not equal. For<br />
two things to be perfectly equal they would need to be the same and<br />
it should be self-evident that a man and a woman are not the same.<br />
Not only are they different on the physical level but they differ in almost<br />
every way they relate to the world around them. Men and women have<br />
different communication skills, different uses of emotion and even<br />
different perceptions of pain. However just because men and women<br />
are different does not mean that one is better than the other, in fact the<br />
very existence of humanity depends on these differences. These<br />
differences are what we might call complementary and they are part of<br />
the richness and design of humanity.<br />
We have a major problem in our modern society though, we want<br />
everything to be ‘equal’, at least equal in the way we think it should be<br />
equal. Marriage has to be suited to whatever combination certain people<br />
desire lest it be discriminatory, faith-based employers are forced into<br />
employing those not of, or contrary to, faith, and some workplaces have<br />
quotas placed upon them in order to employ equal numbers of men and<br />
women.<br />
When a society fails to understand the nature of men and women it is<br />
true that everything can look unfair but we set rather arbitrary standards<br />
of where fairness lies. Men dominate senior positions in the largest<br />
global companies, most likely because they have particular natural<br />
abilities to do those tasks well. Women dominate the raising of the next<br />
generation of humanity and professions which nurture and educate,<br />
most likely because they have particular natural abilities to do those<br />
tasks well. Of course there will always be men and women who have<br />
certain talents which mean they are better in tasks that are not as<br />
common for their sex and that is fine also. If we were sincere about the<br />
equality issue we would insist that besides a quota of women in<br />
leadership positions, a set number of men become carers to the disabled<br />
and work at home raising children. However this is not an issue about<br />
genuine equality, it is an issue about power, we all want to be out there<br />
doing what is seen to be the most important job at the time, but<br />
meanwhile we so often forget where the important things lie.<br />
Men and women are not ‘equal’ in their gifts but both sexes have a<br />
multitude of specific gifts and we always remain equal in our dignity as<br />
human persons. The more we focus on false notions of power and<br />
equality the less happy and satisfied we will be. Better that we realise<br />
and highlight the complementarity that men and women share and use<br />
it to make our world a better and more just place.<br />
O Man!<br />
Woman is a weal<br />
Not a woe<br />
A friend not a foe.<br />
We men do not know<br />
Woman<br />
Though we love<br />
Our mothers<br />
Our sisters<br />
Our daughters<br />
Our wives in our life.<br />
Owing to us<br />
The GIRLS<br />
Her tender plants<br />
Are insulted<br />
Teased<br />
Groped<br />
Molested<br />
Raped<br />
Grilled or killed<br />
Not for any faults.<br />
O Man!<br />
Must ye know<br />
Man is a suffix<br />
To the root of woman<br />
Who cares for our weal<br />
Even in woes.<br />
O Man!<br />
Woman is a weal<br />
Not a woe<br />
A friend not a foe.<br />
-Sridhar S. Suvarna, Editor-in-Chief<br />
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FIRST DEATH ANNIVERSARY<br />
Shri B. NARAYAN<br />
Date of Birth : 08.06.1943 Date of Death : 30.03.2014<br />
Tree Shade CHS., Jumbo Darshan, Andheri (E), Mumbai<br />
A year has passed<br />
Time has not dimmed your sweet Memories<br />
Not erased our deep grief<br />
We still feel your smiling presence<br />
The things you shared with us<br />
There is so much we miss<br />
Sincere and true in heart and mind<br />
Nothing can take the place of you with us.<br />
God has you in his arms, But I have you in my Tears<br />
Always in my thought, Forever in my heart<br />
Deeply Missed and fondly remembered<br />
Smt. Shakuntala (Wife)<br />
Dr. Deepali N. Gujaran (Daughter) Dr. Ankush N. Gujaran (Son)<br />
Dr. Naina H. Ail (Daughter)<br />
Mr. Hemachandra Ail (Son-in-law)<br />
Shlok H. Ail & Sanabhi H. Ail (Grand Children)<br />
THIYA BELAKU, <strong>March</strong> <strong>2015</strong>
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<strong>Thiya</strong> <strong>Belaku</strong> <strong>March</strong>, <strong>2015</strong> - Regd. No. MAHKAN /2012/47369 Date of Publication : 10th of every month<br />
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HAPPY WEDDING<br />
28 th December, <strong>2015</strong><br />
(Venue: Sri Gokarnatheshwara Temple AC Hall, Kudroli<br />
Reception : RIVER DALE, Nethravathi River Front)<br />
Chi. SUNIL KUMAR K.K.<br />
B.E.(NITK), M.S.(U.K.) MBA, ISB (HYD)<br />
(S/o. Shri K.K. Kuttappan (Southern Railway) &<br />
Smt. Sarala T.V.)<br />
Chi. Sow. Dr. TEJASWINI<br />
MBBS,M.S. (General Surgeaon)<br />
(D/o. Shri V. Diwakar (Advocate) &)<br />
Smt. Asha Diwakar)<br />
For both of you at this joyous time<br />
a warm and heartfelt prayer,<br />
“May God grant you many blessings<br />
Through the years that you will share.”<br />
With best compliments from:<br />
C.A. Yashaswini Abhijith (B.Com., ACA - Chartered Accountant)<br />
Shri Abhijith K.N. (B.E.., Lead MTS at Meru Networks, California, USA)<br />
Master Tanmaya Bangera<br />
and All the Members of Shri Pudhiyangadi Kshetra, Ullal<br />
K.S. Devaki & Family, Bharath Motors, Mangalore & K.K. Kuttappan &<br />
T.V. Sarala and Family, Ernakulam<br />
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