Challenges of Women in Society
I am an average middle-class girl from Kerala, often fondly called “God’s Own Country”, and I think this is true only to a certain extent. Nestled between the beautiful Western Ghats and the vast Arabian Sea, my hometown offers a stunning backdrop of natural beauty. To the east, the Western Ghats rise majestically, their surroundings surrounded by lush green hills that thrive in the cool, calm air. The aroma of tea and coffee plantations wafts through the air, blending with the spicy aromas of cardamom and pepper, creating a fragrant fabric unique to this region. With 44 rivers, countless wild streams, and an incredible variety of wildlife including elephants, deer, and a wide variety of birds, nature truly thrives here. To the west, the Arabian Sea stretches endlessly, its blue waves gently lapping against the sandy shores, while tranquil backwaters dotted with coconut trees and sparkling lakes add to Kerala’s alluring appeal. However, despite the stunning beauty of the land, the soc...