The bangles are jangling loudly

Commencing with raising a toast for all the women there, giving respect and warm wishes to them on this women's day, I want to tell you what were the highlights of my day before today. I know that I am a day late on this post but this is according to the calenders. Yesterday, while running for the breakfast, I just braked by an irregularly thick copy of hindustan times which had the disappearance of a malaysian airlines owned boeing 777 over the south china sea as the front page filler. Inside were lots of articles and columns, all for and by our bangle bearers that got me engrossed in them right from the first line. Here, I want to particularly share some interviews' extracts of students, entrepreneurs, producers, directors, sportspersons and one of a gaffer. A student in her 15th year of life had a very inspiring collection of words in her synopsis ed  interview that "of all the days, it is today that we all get a brief glimpse of a true developing nation". Then there were mithali raj's words echoing her troubles leading the 11 women in blue. She said that belonging to a tamil family made it odd for her to take cricket seriously since no one in her family was into this. So, she had to face questions but was mostly shielded by her parents who always stood for her, financially and as her strength. She also recalled that while in train journeys, when the co passengers had the 11 acknowledged as their national women cricket team, they cracked all types of jokes, giggling and her team sat there as stooges. Then my eyes had the name of hetal dedhia on their retina. As a prelude, she is our bollywood's first female gaffer. I honestly had not expected a woman in this profession but she said that her father was her biggest source of inspiration. She enjoys her work, surrenders to stress somedays but dreams to reach heights.
so, the bangles are jangling loudly and can dominate any sound, be it the devil sound of rapists only
Kudos to all...