For a long time, I believed that the second innings of my career would be about finding my purpose and building a legacy.
Instead, it became a phase of understanding society and understanding men.
As a single, unmarried woman, I observed something fascinating.
I call it the Male Status Game..
Some men spend enormous energy seeking external validation—luxury cars, yachts, expensive holidays, perfectly curated Instagram photographs... sometimes even posing with mangoes, pumpkins and every possible symbol of success.
Suddenly, she is seen as strong.
Suddenly, she is respected.
Suddenly, she is called courageous.
What made her courageous ? Mangoes ?
You respect them !
Why is it so difficult for society to recognize Durga in a single, unmarried woman?
I repeat.
A woman's courage does not begin with marriage.
Her wisdom is not measured by her relationship status.
Sometimes, the greatest act of courage is building a meaningful life entirely on your own.
I have lived independently for eighteen years after my father passed away. I have carried responsibilities. I have protected my family's legacy.
I have faced uncertainty without the emotional, financial, or social safety net that many people take for granted. That deserves respect too.
Society often sees Durga after marriage.
I have seen her before it.
Because Durga existed before marriage.
She was never created by marriage.
I have Coconut trees, Mangoes Trees, Pineapple and Banana Plantation.


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