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brostateexam · 3 years

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Mohan wrote me a Tamil love poem.

Rega Jha, unparvai en mele vilathaa, ne en kitta vanthu ninathaa, en dehgam suda marathaa, Rega Jha.

I found it in my Twitter “Message Requests.” Translated to English, the poem reads: “Rega Jha, won’t you let your gaze fall on me? If you come stand close to me, my body temperature will rise, Rega Jha.”

It’s the kind of message that, 15 years ago, I might’ve screenshotted and shared with girl classmates for a laugh. Bonding over the “creeps” in our social media inboxes was an early internet experience for us, where “us” was girl teens from affluent families, enrolled in English-medium schools, born and raised in urban India; and “creeps” were boys and men we didn’t know, who had made an overture, usually in broken English or a vernacular language, on social media.

I can’t remember my first creep, nor, sadly, can I remember how seeing that first message felt. What I do remember is being 12 and 13 years old, feeling flattered and impatient to tell my friends about my inbox hauls, anticipating their cracking up with me at every “Will u do franship?” and “Lukin nice.” I remember the crackle-beep-trill of dial-up modems punctuating sleepover giggling, PC screen glowing in semi-dark, our parents asleep in the next room. I remember comparing inboxes with prettier friends, hoping (anxiously! insecurely!) that the creeps had come through for me. And bless them, they always did. As we made our way from Hi5 in 2005 and 2006, to Orkut in 2006 and 2007, and finally to Facebook where we practiced seeing and being seen for a decade, the creeps came everywhere.

To be clear, though, Mohan is not a creep.

Mohan is a 26-year-old software engineer who sincerely wants to build friendships with women and is open to more-than, but he specifically doesn’t want to creep anyone out. When we spoke on the phone, he was pacing the terrace of his family home in the small Tamil Nadu town where he grew up, and where he’d returned last year when the first lockdown began. He told me about a girl he once messaged on Facebook with whom he ended up chatting for days. When her responses grew shorter, Mohan perceived a drop in interest. He stopped trying to keep the conversation alive. “I was definitely interested in her but I didn’t want to freak her out,” he said. “I don’t want to freak any girl out by sending messages often.”

We do tend to get freaked out, and for good reason. Mainstream Indian portrayals of heterosexual romance unambiguously charge men with initiating courtships, but they either fail to account for consent or, famously, encourage violating it. Meanwhile women, each of us having experienced a rattling array of violations at the hands of male strangers, have been conditioned to simultaneously expect to be (even long to be) pursued, and to be wary of our male pursuers. For us, this means the work of finding love is impossibly tied up with the work of avoiding danger. For Mohan and other well-intentioned men, “the problem comes in finding a border,” he said. “If we cross the border, it will feel like we’re stalking the girl. But if we aren’t reaching the border means our existence won’t be known to the girl.”

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almostdarktrash · 5 years

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It's 9.30 at night.

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I readily yield. A few gentle sips..... i close my eyes....

As I steered into the commercial complex on Nungambakkam High Road in Chennai this morning, a bawling man in blue uniform, after guiding an S-cross into the parking lot, galumphed up to me and gestured to roll the window down. "Enga saar poringa?" (Where are you going). "DVS," I said. He demurred for a while, but then thanks to a DVS-er, he loathly allowed me to park.

The plush interiors of DVS Consultants on the sixth floor starkly contrasted the concrete heap, styled 'Apex' Plaza. I was there at the invite of my friend, Divakar, a handsome young man, who is the founder CEO of the international tax consultancy firm, to meet his team of young and bright professionals over a cuppa - and to "share my experience as a journalist".

I never thought that one day someone would want to have a chat with an ordinary journalist from the print medium - who is usually portrayed in movies as someone thin, bespectacled, kurta-clad, jhola toting, with dishevelled hair and a worn-out pair of chappals - after he seized to be one.

After exchanging 'hi's and smiles with a few along the passage, I ensconced myself on a swanky, leather-upholstered sofa in the cozy corner room. As I was waiting for Divakar, I slipped into that state. It was neither a state of wakefulness nor sleep. But it was pleasant.

A few months after the financial daily was formally launched, one fine evening, my News Editor, Ashok Reddy, asked me if i would care for a fag. It was drizzling then. I love rain. I love the way it blurs the outline of things, as life blurs the future. He said he too loved it. He spoke about his childhood in a small village in the then united Andhra. As we were strolling, he casually asked me how old I was. I said. He immediately burst into laughter and said, "you have a long way to go, pa".

"Why, Ashok," I asked him, "Why are you laughing?"

"Ravi," he said, "I would happily retire in another 7...or...8 years. But, you have a long way to go."

I said I did not mind, as I liked the profession. Then the conversation branched out to that day's news stories, edits and other topics such as why cotton was called "king" cotton and so on. From that day, we hardly missed that evening stroll. Whenever I happened to be in the office at that time, we would surely step out for that relaxed time. He taught me a lot. That was my formative period. My years as a journalist were really beautiful. I learnt a lot from many people - from different walks of life. I learnt to groom myself, learnt to ask all those critical questions without embarrassing the other, learnt to listen, learnt to write, made many a friend, travelled a lot.

But, I never thought that "long way" would come to an end so soon. I never thought my journo journey would come to a grinding halt; never thought I would resign and quit the profession - for good. Implausible, to think. As a bolt from the blue, one fine day, the curtain came down on all that. I decided to quit, and I did.

"Hi Ravi," Divakar shook me out. "Shall we go?"

Maybe a little over 20 audience, comprising men and women- in their mid-twenties to early thirties - were there. Our interaction went on for an hour or so. I had an opportunity to recall and almost relive a few good moments. I really don't know how useful was the session for them. But, I had a nice time. I .... t.h.o.r.o.u.g.h.I.y....enjoyed it. I am still wondering what prompted Divakar to invite me!

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Anyway, thank you, Divakar, for the time well spent.

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How a surfing revolution is riding the wave in India

Murthy Meghavan is a former fisherman who is now a surfing instructor at Covelong Beach in Kovalam, a coastal village 40km from the southern Indian city of Chennai.

He had been riding the waves before he even knew it was an actual sport but had never aspired to surf professionally. As a child, he used an old wooden plank that had washed ashore, once a part of someone’s door, as a makeshift surfboard.

In 2007, a 20-minute chat with Jack Hebner, hailed by locals as the “surfing swami” for his passion for yoga, Hinduism and surfing, changed Meghavan’s life.

In 2004, Hebner had established India’s first surfing school, the Mantra Surf Club in Mangaluru. Fascinated by Hebner’s carbon-fibre board, Meghavan mustered up enough courage to ask him if he could borrow it.

“When I went surfing with it, it felt like I was floating on a cloud,” 47-year-old Meghavan, who now runs his own surfing school at Kovalam, told Al Jazeera.

Many of the students he teaches are children of fisherfolk from low-income families.

Sekar Pachai, 29, is another fisherman-turned-professional-surfer from the same village who has won several championships at home and abroad.

When Pachai first began surfing, corporate sponsors made it possible for him to turn pro, he says, adding that it is very difficult for someone from an underprivileged background to make it as a competitive surfer without support.

Despite the country’s 7,000km of coastline, not all beaches provide the ideal conditions to surf

Finding a decent surfboard is often the first obstacle. A foam or fibreglass board for beginners can cost between $150 and $1,000. A professional board can cost upwards of $1,500.

Even if you could afford it, surfboards were stocked in India’s sporting goods stores only in the last five years. Prior to this, a good board was more likely to find its way via foreigners.

In 2003, an Australian surfer gifted a battered board to a child in Meghavan’s village.

When Meghavan realised the kid did not care for it much, Meghavan paid him 1,500 Indian rupees ($31.4 at the time) to buy it from him. But he did not have an ankle leash so he used his fishing rope which alarmingly wound itself around his neck whenever he fell.

President of the Surfing Federation of India (SFI), Arun Vasu, feels regular financial support for the sport would help carve its future trajectory in India as it is funded by private donors and corporate sponsors only.

Despite the country’s 7,000km (4,350 miles) of coastline, not all beaches provide the ideal conditions to surf. The lack of sponsorship also affect surfers in restricting travel for training under different wave conditions.

“To be on par with a global surfing community, Indians need training in all-wave conditions and to travel in the global surfing circuit,” said Vasu. “Without adequate funding, this won’t happen.”

Even within the country, travel expenses can mount.

Surfers must practise in the few beaches where encountering bigger waves is possible – Mahabalipuram and Kovalam in Tamil Nadu, Varkala in Kerala, Mulki and Gokarna in Karnataka, coastal Pondicherry and Goa.

These waves are seasonal – between May and September – and even during the peak season, these beaches do not offer as wild a wave as you can encounter in Playa Grande in Costa Rica, Jeffreys Bay, South Africa, Bell’s Beach in Australia, Uluwatu in Bali, or Huntington Beach in California.

The surfing community in India is small and tends to be spread out over the country.

Very few women – the SFI estimates their number is at eight to 10 across the country – have taken up the sport

Surfing festivals are held in Kovalam, Mangaluru and Orissa, drawing attention to the sport, attracting sponsors and helping professional surfers meet and compare notes.

India has an estimated 40 surfing schools. Vasu estimates that there are only 100 to 120 professional surfers. The others are enthusiasts who love the waters, take occasional lessons and who enjoy surfing for leisure.

Srikanth Dhanashekar, 16, is a son of a fisherman in Kovalam.

His day starts at 7am with a gruelling training schedule that lasts four hours. But he does not mind the aches and pains.

“Surfing gives me such joy,” said Dhanashekar. “I feel one with the sky and the sea. I can’t imagine my day without it and my dream is to represent India in the Olympics someday.”

While diverse athletes from fishing communities are finding their footing in the sport, there is one area in which it continues to lack representation: gender.

Very few women – the SFI estimates their number is at eight to 10 across the country – have taken up the sport.

Even those who do surf confront many difficulties and prejudices head on.

Ishita Malaviya, 32, began surfing in 2007, becoming the first professional female surfer in the country.

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When she started competing, her goal was to represent women at events. While still in college, she and a friend would surf on weekends, boarding a bus at 5am, lugging an eight-foot second-hand surfboard to the beach in Manipal, in the southern Indian state of Karnataka.

“The board took up the combined backrest of eight seats on the bus. People would have to lean on it while sitting,” said Malaviya.

Curious and amused, other passengers would ask her questions about surfing, so at least it sparked conversations.

Sinchana Gowda, 20, crossed over to surfing from professional swimming and has been winning national awards since the age of 13.

But intrusive questions about the way she dresses when surfing in a wetsuit or shorts have been much harder for her, she says.

India’s first surfer girl Ishita Malaviya cuts through waves uncaring of her darkening skin or stereotypes, truly going against the flow! pic.twitter.com/HEzxRGXFfA

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Suhasini Damian, 29, from Auroville in Pondicherry, is a national award-winning surfer coached by her husband, a surf instructor who shaped her red and pink board for her, customising it to her body weight for easy manoeuvrability.

Strangers have walked up to her to tell her that if she spends too much time in the sun, her skin would tan beyond recognition.

She has never felt comfortable surfing alone because she has had to contend with drunken men, lewd comments, catcalls and whistles.

India’s lack of a beach culture meant that female surfers were often singled out, says Malaviya.

But she hopes that will change as more women discover the joys of surfing.

“I’ve found my surfing family but I’m still striving for a surfing sisterhood,” said Malaviya.

The family Malaviya refers to are fishermen and their children, who, in 2012, helped her and a business partner set up a surfing club near Udipi, Karnataka, transforming a dilapidated abandoned home into a warm, inviting resort.

“Surfing dissolved all our barriers as they welcomed us – strangers – into their community. It reminds me of how in front of a mighty ocean, we are all equals.”

India’s lack of a beach culture meant that female surfers were often singled out, said Malaviya

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malapkv · 4 years

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Who decides the expiry date of a woman's dreams?

That was the question inspired by her mother's life,that the daughter asks in school which fetches her mother a meeting with the President of India. How Old are you was the film in Malayalam and 36 Vayadhinile in Tamil.

I was watching Putham Puthu Kaalai- the anthology film on Amazon Prime. And was particularly touched by the thatha who refuses to forgive his son-in-law for putting an end to his daughter's possibly illustrious singing career.

Also was having a chat with my doctor. A brahmin lady who has managed to become a very successful medical doctor simply because she did not grow up in Tamil Nadu. ( another topic by itself) But was married into a Tam Brahm family in Chennai. Today she is a brilliant consultant who her patients refuse to trade for anyone else.

But when she was "married off" she had to literally beg to do her higher studies in medicine. And it didn't stop there. Since hers was an arranged marriage she had to mop, sweep, clean, cook and maintain a house of 5000 square feet all by herself without a maid, aside from practicing and finding her feet in the brahmin - bashing- one step short of murdering- world of Tamil Nadu.

These are not stories of exception. These are everyday stories of otherwise smart and successful women who, sign up willingly to be treated like maids so they have the security and social acceptance of "marriage" in the long run. After all what is a woman if she is not married "on time" and has produced babies on time?

And most often than not, the husbands happen to be douche-bags who would stifle the spirit of the woman who gave up her everything to be married to him. Not because he deserved her but because the socially constructed norms, so much in favour of the man, facilitated and made it easy for him to find a professionally educated ultra smart woman who will also do a maid's job - just because that's what's accepted... And that's the done thing.

Except that some fathers.... Like the one in Putham Puthu Kaalai think different for their daughters. Amidst the average fathers who push the daughter into the marriage so " Their duties are done with" There are those who boldly say NO because that's not what they want for their girl.

And thanks to these fathers, some strong independent women learn to live solo and responsibly solo at that.

It is just that the society would never understand this and continuously harass the family until they also fall into the marriage trap. And sometimes unfairly blame the father for being a very irresponsible one, even much after his death.

Douche-bags aside. It is thanks to these wonderful father-men that some women are still free!

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