Women's Day 2018

Another year, another Women's Day.
What have we done to honour the women in our life?
If nothing else, thank them.
Thank your mother, grand mother.
Thank your wife, sister, daughter, daughter-in-law, grand daughter.
Thank your women teachers, colleagues, students and friends.
For everything that they have done.

Without women, we wouldn't have been here.

Happy Women's Day to all the women of the world! We owe it to them.

We don't mind repeating W.R. Wallace's famous lines:
"The hand that rocks the cradle
Is the hand that rules the world"

You may like to browse Ghumakkad's earlier tributes to the women of the world.
2017: More Power to the women of the world
2016: The most beautiful thing a woman can wear is confidence
2015: May the women of the world remain smiling- always

Hail the women of the world!

Thanks for browsing.

      - Harsh-The-Ghumakkad/ 8th March 2018/ International Women's Day

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Women's Day Everyday

"Man can never be a woman's equal in the spirit of selfless service with which nature has endowed her", said Mahatma Gandhi. How true?

A woman plays 
many roles in her life.
All with ease.

A woman is a
Mother
Daughter
Sister
Wife
Grandmother
Mother-in-law
Daughter-in-law
Teacher
Working professional
Pilot
Defence officer
Cricketer
Chess grandmaster
you name it-- a woman has done it!

Then, why discriminate women?
Treat them as equal partners in life.
At home
at place of work or 
in society at large.

We men are here because of women- our mother.
Women deserve respect, dignity and honour.
From each of us.
If women prosper, human race prospers.

On the eve of International Women's Day
Ghumakkad would like to say
Women's Day
is not only today
but everyday.

To all the women in this world-
Happy Women's Day!
May your smiles grow.

I end with few pictures with a message.
This one has been created for Women's Day this year. It shows women in sixties rocking together in Kodaikanal.

The next picture comes from Ghumakkad's archives. It was created in 2015 capturing the smiles on women's faces on the bank of river Cauvery in Coorg.

And this last picture shows the importance of educating the girls.

Borrowing from Ghumakkad's post last year on women's day, we would like to end with W.R. Wallace's famous lines:
"The hand that rocks the cradle
Is the hand that rules the world"
Thanks for browsing.

    - Harsh-the-Ghumakkad/ Women's Day 8th March 2016