What changes you would like to see in Indian society in the near future?
Gender equalityEqual representation of binary and non-binary gender in all aspects of lifeEncourage mixed schoolsGirls and boys should not be made to sit in separate rowsWhen groups are formed for projects and assignments, it should not be based on genderEncourage them to be friends with each other, rather than forcing them to be isolated from each otherAbolition of discriminationDiscrimination in the name of caste, religion, gender, looks, skin-tone, race etc., must be abolished. It is something we need to inculcate in our society with the aid of laws.Being open about sexualityThe taboo of pre-marital sex has to dieConsenting adults must have the right to express their sexuality in their private spaces‘Love marriages’ must not be frowned uponBuilding self-respectPeople should stop hero-worshipping celebrities and movie-stars. They are regular people like us - it’s just that they have fame and money - that’s all. They are not sprouted from the sky. So, stop acting like they are and develop some self-respect.Be a true patriotTrue patriotism is when you criticize the wrong things your government does and supporting the good things they do. Be a true patriot.
What were your impressions of Super Bowl XLVI?
Patriots:For me, the wild card coming into this game was Gronkowski. I really felt that without him at or near full health, the Patriots couldn't win. The Patriots stayed mum about his status leading into the game. They announced that he would play, but exactly how healthy he was remained a secret. He played, but it was brutal to watch. He limped and labored up and down the field and struggled to be anywhere near productive. He was dead weight. It was also hard to watch Deion Branch. It felt like he had more drops than catches. Gronk's limited ability made an opening for Aaron Hernandez. Hernandez had about as good a game as the Patriots could have hoped. 67 yards and one touchdown against that awesome Giants defense is no small feat. Tom Brady had another game where he looked flustered from start to finish. An unnecessary safety. An ugly interception to Chase Blackburn. Lots of dropped balls, some of which were the receivers' fault, but many others were Brady's own fault. Giants:It all starts with Eli Manning. He completed 30 out of 40 passes for almost 300 yards. A 75% completion percentage in a championship game is excellent. Yes, he only threw one TD, but who cares? He was accurate all game, and above all, he was accurate when it counted most. I get really tired of the media hyping up Eli's comeback ability at the end of games (they do the same thing with Tebow and it's seriously annoying). But I can no longer deny the facts. Eli Manning is the last man you want to face on a closing drive. So many great comeback players on the Giants. Manningham had a down year overall, but he made the memorable play of the game. Osi Umenyiora looked like he was in top form. And Justin Tuck... I'll just say that I'm pretty sure Nike and Subway will continue to endorse him for a long while.. There was a point in the game where the Giants were without Ballard and Beckum. That could have easily been the breaking point for New York. Losing two tight ends in one game: bad luck, right? Nope, just another hurdle for them to hop. Bear Pascoe filled in just fine. That had to be deflating for the Patriots. Even with a third stringer in, they couldn't make opportunities against the Giants.