The Doon Mozaic, introductory issue, may 2016 1 | Page 9

Most of us believe that it is suppressing men for the growth of
women but that is not the case. Feminism stands for equality in
the society.
Your profession for most of us is a hobby. What are your
hobbies then?
I feel most comfortable when I’m dancing. I am fortunate that I
could turn my hobby into my profession. As far as my hobbies are
concerned, I love to cook. Sketching is something to which I was
devoted to from a long time. It’s great to practise art in some way.
It teaches how to create new from pre-existing products.
How has the city treated you?
We shifted to Doon seventeen years ago when this was a small
town with eucalyptus trees growing on the side of the roads. The
air was fresher than it is today. Being a person of the pre-capital
era, I may look like I am cringing but I sincerely believe that
change is the only constant. Doon has everything that one expects from a place in which they live.
About the Doon Mozaic initiative?
It’s great to see that the citizens of Doon now want to encourage
the aspects of the city and the state at a global level. This initiative will make the Doon-ites proud and will help the city come out
of its ‘small town’ image.

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