Jai ho! jai ho! jai ho to the 'pink chaddi' campaign.
February 2009 was seen as a remarkable month that created history in itself. The attack by the Rama Sena activists on a bunch of Mangalorean girls had the whole nation in spits of fury. This shameful act by the RSS activist under the 'able guidance' of Mr. Pramod Mutalik not only got the entire nation together ,but also displayed the power of 'the woman of today'.
The 'pink chaddi' campaign started a new revolution in itself. Never before in my life had I ever realised the importance and the power of the colour 'pink'. Not that I am a racist , but much opposed to my origin as a 'woman' I never really supported or liked the colour pink. My humble apologies to all the ladies out there if I have broken your heart by this statement. I always felt that the colour pink depicts something very delicate and fragile. The colour , I felt could not stand alone by itself and would constantly need the backing of another colour to depict itself, unlike colours like black , blue or white , that came across and strong and independent colours.
Little did I know that the colour pink was worthy much more than what I was treating it for. The colour proved its worth with the kick- start of the 'pink chaddi' campaign. Not that I have added a dash of pink my life after this, but yes it did change my perspective a bit :)