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2) Narrow Mindset: People have quite narrow mindset regarding castes. Today, this era is no doubt changing but there is still a root which makes them to create a distinction in them. Now people have divided the society in General, SC, ST, OBC categories. Moreover, there is clash of people in sub-categories. They act superior to one another. People say that they don’t believe in casteism but they openly preach about their superiority of belonging to some royal class or of ancestors. Whatever. Doesn’t they indirectly showing their faith in casteism by making other people inferior? 

3) Distinction on the basis of caste: I don’t understand the criteria of Quota system. We want to unite our country in one thread of unity but we have divided it into classes. This has created distinction between different groups. In my opinion if we want to make everyone equal, we have to treat everyone equal. People who are really in need should be eligible for it. This criterion should not divide society. I wish one day this surname system will end when people will voluntarily choose to do it and recognition of individual would be done on some another basis.

4) Suicides: There occur many suicides because of this so called casteism. Many people who wanted to do inter caste marriages have ended their life with suicides. I think such society must feel their ‘Izzat’ after these acts which otherwise was spoiling by the youth!

5) Murders: In the name of God, a lot of murders still happen in our country. Don’t they understand they belong to humanity first before belonging to any caste? They feel they possess different blood. I ask do they have blood A, B, AB, O (+ or -) other than this? I don’t understand their logic of killing someone just because they don’t belong to your co-called caste. It’s really haunting to even imagine the suffering of people who have witnessed this shameful act.

I feel casteism has a very deep impact on our society. Knowingly or unknowingly, we are becoming its part. I respect every religion but before respecting any other religion, I firmly believe in one religion of Humanity!

1) Simba: The lion king: It was the most popular cartoon series of television. Nobody could opt to miss a single episode of it at any cost. The story was ongoing and a lot of fun and adventure have lied in their journey. It had always remained the best cartoon I’ve ever seen and I think most of you too have loved it. Every cartoon character of this series was unique in them. I remember how we people had cried to know that Simba died but at the end he returned back and joy filled everywhere. Those cartoons have something that had emotionally linked children to them which I don’t find in today’s cartoon characters.

2) The Powerpuff Girls: It was a television series which I had seen on “Cartoon Network”. It had always remained close to me and had always inspired me to fight against evil in my childhood. These cartoons always had a story to tell. The way Mojo-jojo used to perform evil tasks and Powerpuff girls had always got a call from Mayor to take revenge from Mojo-jojo, they have always fled with their superpowers. We were three girls at home and literally, we’d thought to be the powerpuff girls for the city.

3) Tom and Jerry: Tom and Jerry has always remained all-time favorite cartoon of most of the people. I’d always liked its series in which they both were children and its title song was awesome. Without singing that song, Tom and Jerry ritual had remained incomplete. It was like the Cartoon Anthem. 

4) Richie Rich: Who doesn’t like a lot of money with a robot like Irona who can do almost anything? Richie rich have always remained a cartoon who was an intelligent and rich fellow. His majestic way of living was enough to get children involve in him. I had always liked the GEMS at the end of episodes. 

5) Ostwald: Ostwald was world’s cutest and descent octopus. He was the most generous guy who had preached children to be generous and helpful. He had never denied anyone for anything. I still remember his episodes. The best part was their yummy ice-creams. 

6) Noddy: A little and most charming cartoon character ‘Noddy’ had always remained in the top list of cartoon characters. His colorful town, people and his fun loving behavior had always captivated children. It was a cartoon character for which people used to fight. His car was much more important than anything to children.

I have a very long list of cartoon episodes which have always remained source of joy and inspiration to me. I think those cartoons were a creative way of inspiring and motivating children to choose right path and to work for good cause!

These ladies have proved our society that women are equal to men in every term either its IQ or leadership skills. These ladies are really inspiration to the girls out there!

1) Indra Nooyi: Indra Nooyi is the current chairman and CEO of PepsiCo which is world’s second largest food and beverage business firm. She was ranked 13 in Forbes World’s most powerful women in 2014. She has always remained in top 100 World’s most powerful women in leading magazines like Forbes and Fortune. She is basically an Indian but has earned American citizenship by naturalization. She has earned Padma Bhushan for her business achievements and becoming an inspiration for Indian Corporate leaders. She is really a lady made of million gemstones!

2) Naina Lal Kidwai: Naina Lal Kidwal is Group General Manager and country Head at HSBC, India. She has earned her bachelor degree from Lady Shri Ram College for Women and is the first Indian women to graduate from Harvard Business School by getting her MBA degree. She is among top 100 women in business by Fortune global list. She has earned Padma Shri for her contribution in Trade and industry.

3) Kiran Mazumdar Shaw: Kiran Shaw is the founder and CMD of Biocon. She started her business as an enzymes manufacturing industry and converted it into a bio-pharmaceutical industry. She has earned her Bachelor’s from Mount Carmel College, Bangalore University. She is awarded with Othmer Gold Medal in 2014. She has made her place in TIME magazine’s 100 most influential people in the world. She is present with prestigious Padma Shri and Padma Bhushan by Indian Government.

4) Chanda Kochar: Chanda Kochar is MD and CEO of ICICI Bank which is India’s largest private bank. She was listed in top 100 powerful business women by Forbes. Under her leadership, ICICI bank won many awards including ‘Retail Banker of the year 2004’. She had also made her space in top 100 most powerful women list by Forbes. She has also remained part of Fortune’s list of most powerful women in business for a number of times. She had been awarded Padma Bhushan by government of India.

5) Indu Jain: Indu Jain is the founder and former chairperson of “The Times” group. She is founder and President of the Ladies Wing of FICCI (FCO). She is also chairperson of Bharatiya Jnanpith trust. She is awarded Padma Bhushan in 2016 by government of India. She is a part and women behind providing guidelines to many forums including ‘The Oneness Forum’.

These ladies are proof that anything can be achieved with your strong willpower and firm determination. These women are surely inspiration to the women all around the globe!