Movers & shakers of NE markets

December 13th, 2006 4:05 am by TheHumanBot

This article “Women, movers & shakers of N-E markets” (not written by Sangzuala Hmar :-)) on Hindustan Times talks about women, women and women of North East India calling them the movers and shakers of NE market. Not surprising! Where else in India do you see lots of women keeping shops, selling vegetables, groceries in the market? Is this because women sell better or men are simply lazy and useless forcing women to do such tasking.

“Women in the North-East are more industrious than men, managing their homes, agricultural fields and the markets, with equal aplomb,” says Archana Sarma, who heads Gauhati University’s Women’s Study Centre.

Enterprising Mizo women from rural areas outlying state capital Aizawl begin gathering at markets close to midnight and carry on till their stocks are exhausted.

Except for men of Meghalaya which is topsy turvy land when it comes to status of men and women, I think this is an awakening call to the men of North East India. What say you?

Read the article: hindustantimes.com

Sorry guys, it’s not like I betrayed you for giving them (women of misual.com) this opportunity to screw us. Don’t worry, just this time :-)

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5 Responses to “Movers & shakers of NE markets”

  1. 1
    virgochhas Says:

    *screw dem*

    Maimawm…

    haf u seen this post?

  2. 2
    virgochhas Says:

    *movers and shakers*

    i love dat

    :d

  3. 3
    Maimawm Says:

    Dik hmel hle mai

  4. 4
    Maimawm Says:

    hehe I don’t get the ‘give the women a chance to screw the guys’ part – the article’s already done a good job of it!

  5. 5
    TuaiSialA Says:

    5th ve teh ang.

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