In March we celebrated International In Conversation with... Women's Day--a day dedicated to recognizing the social, political, economic, and cultural contributions Veronica Paul women have made around the world Veronica Paul is Lead Consultant at C. S. and highlighting the inequalities that Paul and Associates, an Executive Search remain. International Women's Day consultancy firm that she founded with her late this year came hard on the heels of husband in the early 1990s. She also serves as unprecedented global movement for M a n a g i n g D i r e c t o r o f D i m e n s i o n s , a g l o b a l EDITORIAL women's rights, equality and justice. Christian Chamber of Commerce with a vision to nurture entrepreneurship in This has taken the form of marches the community. In addition, she is a member of the faculty at a management across the world and the global #MeToo and #TimesUp campaign school. Prior to this, she had a twenty year career with Bank of America in drawing attention to issues of sexual India. In her spare time, she has worked actively in animal welfare for more harassment, violence against women than eighteen years and pursues other community initiatives. and equality in the workplace. All of which have propelled a rising At C. S. Paul and Associates you have an impressive record of determination for change. But there is accomplishments and are now venturing into the area of corporate another side to this coin. True, justice social responsibility. must be done. Women's voices must be heard. But have we gone too far? C. S. Paul and Associates was founded in August 1993 to provide executive Men-Women relations seem to have search services to multinational companies and financial institutions. become tense, confusing and fragile. Concurrently with that, corporate social responsibility (CSR) has always been We now have an opportunity for profound reform, for men and women close to my heart. I believe that all three forms of capital – People, Planet and to come together to treat each other Profits – should work together to make up the “triple bottom line”. CSR with dignity and respect. But it is encourages companies to be more aware of the impact of their business on important that this movement is fair, to the rest of society, including their own stakeholders and the environment. men as well as women. We should be Through our vertical, TriCap Solutions, we hope to assist companies with careful not to create new injustices formulating effective CSR strategies aligned with their brand, values, whilst correcting old ones. Where do stakeholder expectations and long-term vision and to work with them to you stand on this debate of the sexes? effectively implement strategies for long-term positive change. Let us know what you think. Write to us at [email protected] You have just been appointed Managing Director at Dimensions after In this issue, we are proud to celebrate serving some years on the Board. Can you tell us a little bit about the strength and resilience of women. Dimensions. It is also the season for new beginnings--Easter, the joys of Spring Dimensions was set up 12 years ago to nurture entrepreneurship in our and a reminder that summer, with its community. Our vision is to make our small community prosperous beyond promise of long lazy days and travel, boundaries. To do this, we hope to bring about, at the grass roots level, a is not too far away. How nice it is to be at this point of the year again when paradigm change in mindset – instead of being life-long employees, why not (hopefully) better weather arrives to become employers and generate prosperity and employment. Dimensions lift our spirits and give everything the is a network of business owners and professionals who support each other in season's inimitable flourish. A Happy business and also mentor and encourage entrepreneurs in the community. Easter to all. Our committed members come from a wide range of sectors – industry, financial services, education, legal, medical, entertainment and others. We also hold networking seminars, training programs, workshops and social continued on page 2

IN THIS Women: Empowerment All the Se arch A Heavenly Yesterday, Attitudes & Health of pleasures of Basanti has & You ISSUE Place Today & Refugee Persia arrived shall Tomorrow Pg 3 Pg 3 Women Pg 4 Pg 4 Pg 6 Pg 7 Find Pg 7 ISSUE 66 I PAGE 1 MAR-APR 2018 events. Eminent speakers are But education was never far away convocation when I delivered my invited to speak on a wide range of from my mind, especially when I valedictory speech to a packed hall business topics. The international joined Bank of America in 1974. and a standing ovation. I was conventions that we held were Networking with the best talent in immediately offered a faculty attended by more than 500 the industry as I moved up in my position which I happily accepted. businessmen from around the career, I felt a keen desire to study. As I was nearing the completion of world. We have opened chapters in So in 1987, when my children were my MBA, I heard of a 36 week other parts of India and some good at university, I enrolled in college. I training program in Corporate work is being done. Our Goa can vividly remember my daughter Social Responsibility which the chapter for example is doing a great accompanying me to college to take Ministry of Corporate Affairs of the j o b i n s u p p o r t i n g l o c a l an exam because I was so nervous. G o v e r n m e n t o f I n d i a h a d entrepreneurs-- from small farmers The child guiding the parent! Sadly, I announced in tandem with the new to professionals and SMEs to reach had to give up a year later when my CSR rules it was to include in the their full potential. husband took up a job abroad and I C o m p a n i e s A c t , 2 0 1 3 . I found it hard to cope with study, a immediately applied but was told You have an inspirational f u l l t i m e j o b a n d f a m i l y that the cut-off age was 55 years. I backstory. You decided to go responsibilities. But the dream of wrote to the Managing Director of back to school in your sixties. one day going to college remained the institution, the Indian Institute of What motivated you to do that. alive in my mind. Corporate Affairs. They responded by removing the age limit Well, to put that in perspective, we And then? have to go back to my childhood. altogether! CSR is close to my In the mid-2000's I found myself at a heart, and here too, I finished in the When I was born, my sister was cross roads. My husband had top range, ranking 5th out of 175 already married and my brothers passed away. My daughters were students all over India. were in their teens. My father, a married. And I was 60 years old. I WW2 veteran and my brothers were That is some story! Based on was free to follow my dreams. I had my role models. My thought your experiences, what message two things on my immediate bucket processes were shaped by my would you give to our readers? list. (1) To fulfill a long-held dream to brothers, and my Dad, given his be a graduate and (2) To learn to army background, instilled in us a An important aspect about India, I dance the jive. The second was discipline and work ethic that have feel, is this: millennials coming out easier to accomplish. I enrolled at stood us in good stead. Being the of universities today are not job Sandip Soparrkar's dance school youngest though, I had a happy and ready, and there the demographic and learned to dance not only the carefree childhood, made even dividend falls short. If senior jive but also the waltz, the fox trot, more carefree by the fact that persons can harness their the samba and the rumba. In 2008, education was my mother's lowest considerable experience to I decided to take the plunge into priority. My mother was the centre of strengthen this young workforce education. Given my corporate my life and I absorbed her intrinsic with the skills they need, India can background, I enrolled to study for a strength, core values and cultural become an economic powerhouse. Bachelor's degree in Business nuances. However she believed Administration. The first few days From personal experience, I would that if girls were 'over' educated, it were hard as most of the other say: Age is how you view it. Never would be difficult to find them a students were much younger than I. give up on your dreams. Ever. husband. So, when I showed little At first, I was greeted with a “Good Dreams do become reality. Be interest in my studies, it was not morning, Ma'am” wherever I went. passionate about whatever you do. considered a big deal. Hey, I liked They thought I was faculty! To study Look after your parents and your that! No big deal for me either. It was again after a break of more than loved ones. You will miss them not until the latter years of high forty years meant that I had to take when they are gone. Look after school that I discovered that I had a private tuitions in many subjects. nature. Today, I am empathetic natural affinity for English, Math and And taking three hour written exams towards all manner of injustice in Science. I remember telling my in forty different subjects across six this world, and it all began with school principal that I wanted to be semesters was daunting. But I animals. Compassion for animals an engineer. For a girl to become an persevered and graduated. After led to compassion for children, engineer was rare at the time. taking the last exam, of the last women, the elderly, mankind in Nevertheless, she suggested that semester, I walked out into the general and the environment. I call it my mother consider sending me to sunshine and said to myself my Law of Moral Progression. By college. But my mother was just not “Veronica Paul, you finally did it”. the way, that inspiration came from impressed. Mahatma Gandhi, who said, “The Immediately after graduation, I I sincerely believe that my mother greatness of a nation and its moral enrolled in an MBA program. This had my best interests at heart, so off progress can be judged by the way was much more enjoyable and I to work I went and, before long, its animals are treated”. finished at the top of the class. My settled down and raised a family. daughter was with me at my ISSUE 66 I PAGE 2 Women: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow

Dr Elaine Charles, Mumbai, India own and who were sustained by a and a long commute home, the deep faith and trust in God. They woman finds it hard to give the T h e c o m m e m o r a t i o n o f endured and stood by faithless family quality time and attention. All International Women's Day on 8th husbands for the sake of the of this can make life tough and March set me thinking about the children and because they believed challenging. lives of women down the ages… that marriage was for life. Divorce yesterday, today and tomorrow. W o m e n t o d a y a r e m o r e and separation was rare. Aged enlightened, more aware and better When we think of women of the parents and unmarried relatives able to help their children. They are past, cherished memories of our were looked after and they had a more ambitious for their children mothers and grandmothers come to place of honour in the home. These and are able to motivate them to mind. Valiant women, who women led admirable lives despite greater heights. They enjoy a fuller cheerfully raised large families the many hardships they faced. life, are financially better off and despite the many odds they had to Women of today lead very different e x p e r i e n c e a g r e a t e r face. On a lighter note I often think lives. Education, the liberation of independence. But it does mean that if our parents had practiced women and the need to supplement that taking on additional duties like Family Planning, many of us would the family income, have sent them caring for aging and sick parents is not have seen the light of day! out to work. Whilst this has brought often impossible. So it is fair to say In days gone by, women rarely with it increased income, material that women today have their own worked outside their homes and comforts, better opportunities for set of challenges and difficulties. were always there at home for us. the children and a higher standard Debates on whether today's women This provided us with a deep sense of living, the challenges of are happier and more successful of emotional security. Being managing a career, running a home than the previous generation or mothers of large families, they and looking after the family with little vice-versa generally do not reach worked hard all day, every day, help have made life difficult. definite conclusions. looking after their spouses and It can also take a toll on the children And what of the women of children. Housework, without help who must often return to an empty tomorrow? Will they lead even more or fancy appliances, was very hard home or be met by indifferent successful lives? Will they be able work. Salaries were small and domestic help. With the best of to brave a future with even greater families were large. But they intentions, these mothers have little demands and challenges? Only managed the finances skillfully or no control over the TV time will tell. But it does seem that in without having studied financial programmes their children watch, each generation a woman has been management. the sites they browse on, the video endowed with the necessary coping Mothers had little time to help their games they play or the friends they skills to survive and to succeed. Life children with their school work and interact with. And this leads to is going to get tougher and more siblings usually helped each feelings of guilt, concern, anxiety stressful, but when we look at our another. Thus, we learnt to care and and sometimes, issues with raising young girls of today, who will soon share. Shopping sprees, fancy successful children. Given the become the women of tomorrow, holidays abroad and dining out competitive world that we live in, the their resilience, their vibrant spirit were unknown to them. Their needs pressures on the children are also and their capacity to surmount were few, and their aspirations high. School involves frequent tests challenges, make us believe that simple. These were brave, selfless and exams, projects to complete they, too, will succeed! women, who put the needs of their and a spate of co-curricular husbands and children before their activities. After a long day at work

Attitudes - Fashion Statements

The fashion industry is a multi- Designer Jeans! To me the idea of enormous sums of money to buy million dollar industry, employing wearing ripped or frayed jeans is a and wear the type of clothes the thousands of people around the mockery of those people who have poor wear out of necessity? world from manufacturers and no choice but to wear torn or frayed Have we become mere slaves to distributors to wholesalers and clothing. When we see the the dictates of these 'fashion gurus'. retailers. It involves publicity and unfortunate dressed in torn or It is high time we take a stand and the media and models to wear the frayed trousers, do we really believe boycott the odious choices we are clothes and entice us into buying they are dressed in the height of offered. Let's start with 'Designer them. And at the top of this pyramid, fashion? Have the designers ever Jeans'! you have the creators and thought of the millions of people all designers—the fashion gurus. over the world who have to wear Betsy Pinto-Nunes rags. And yet, we have people who Founder, FEMNET Which leads me to my pet peeve-- should know better, paying ISSUE 66 I PAGE 3 Empowerment and Health of Refugee Women The Photovoice Project in Western Australia

Professor Jaya Dantas, Perth, hopefully, raise awareness of by women refugees beginning life in Western Australia issues faced by the women in the a new country. Help to gain wider community and with policy employment, sustained English In recognition of International makers. language tuition appropriate to the Women's Day on 8 March 2018, I needs of the women and help from wanted to highlight the plight of The women found this an settled migrants to assist new refugee women and the many empowering experience. As one arrivals is necessary to support their challenges they face on their said, "I felt like it was a way to successful settlement. It helps to journey and upon resettlement. I express myself and take away also make them feel accepted and recently led a 'Photovoice' some of the pain that is inside me by welcomed. Many of them draw research project at Curtin University sharing the photos with others and strength from their faith and culture in Perth, Western Australia (WA). talking about that." and so facilitating support from The 'Photovoice' project explored We established that language religious and ethnic community refugee women's perspectives and difficulties, gender issues, social groups is crucial. experiences of settlement in WA. isolation, mental and emotional Whilst the study concentrated on A small sample of photos that the health issues and difficulties with WA, the problems that refugee women took and their stories. securing housing and employment women face are the same around are significant issues experienced the world. The majority of women in our study were from , with others from , Afghanistan, , Vietnam, South Sudan, Eritrea, Somalia, Myanmar, Pakistan, and El Salvador. The participants were provided with cameras and asked to photograph i t e m s a n d s i t u a t i o n s t h a t represented their settlement experience. Focus group discussions were held on a weekly basis for the participants to discuss Light and warmth in war their photos and stories. Individual semi-structured interviews were “Light makes me feel safe. War took conducted in which we explored all the light from our lives. We used “The road represents the difficulties their reflections on participating in this light to survive and hold us of life before coming to Australia. As the project and their settlement together.” you get to a turning point in your life, experiences. The final workshop no one knows what is there waiting included participants choosing up to for us. The turning point in my life four photographs which they felt came and I was able to overcome most clearly represented their the difficulties of life with help from settlement experiences in WA. support organisations.” Participants wrote a short summary in English of the meaning of the “I enjoy baking and cooking photographs, with the help of traditional food for my family translators and researchers where because my family like the food I necessary. A travelling exhibition of cook that reminds them about our photographs will provide a glimpse home country.” of the lives of refugee women, and,

All the Pleasures of Persia A Journey through Iran

Betty Pires, London, UK ancient monuments, dazzlingly commenced in , named after beautiful mosques, magnificent that famous grape variety and “How was your trip to Iran and were imperial palaces, bustling bazars where excellent wines were once you safe?”…friends asked when I and locals who are delighted to see produced. But alcohol production got back. My family worried you, there are so many reasons to and consumption has been banned endlessly. I probably would have visit Iran. since the revolution of 1979. It is a reacted the same way before I saw city of scented gardens and home to f i r s t - h a n d w h a t a n u t t e r l y I travelled from Shiraz to Tehran, c a p t i v a t i n g a n d m u c h - Isfahan to Kashan, by way of continued on page 5 misunderstood country Iran is. With and Yazd. Our trip ISSUE 66 I PAGE 4 favourites in the harem occupied Hasht Behesht, the Palace of Eight Heavens, a few yards away. The Masjid-e-Jameh is also on the square. With their intricate blue tile work, colourful mosaics, geometric and carved columns, they are a show-stopping example of Islamic architecture. Behind the archways around the square is an ancient maze-like bazaar where you can buy authentic saffron at bargain prices, fine carpets, souvenirs and a delicious nougat- like local delicacy called “Gaz”. Ruins of the ancient city of Persepolis Situated in a corner of the square, a visit to the delightful Asadegan Tea House, a veritable cave of wonders, three neighbouring mosques with dotted with badgirs or wind-towers, is a must. Isfahan has some lovely j a w - d r o p p i n g l y b e a u t i f u l that provided a natural form of gardens. Among the best of these architecture. The Shah Cheragh airconditioning, and the tall are the gardens at Chehel Soutoun, mosque was built in the 12th minarets of the Jameh Mosque. where Shah Abbas II would century and its most stunning parts Grab a coffee on the rooftop of the entertain foreign dignitaries. Its are domes lined with tiny glittering Café Fooka and enjoy the view. walls have frescoes of dancing girls mirror shards and hung with and drunken revellers, a reminder chandeliers. Next door is the Nasir- of the more sensuous times of the e-Mulk mosque which has past. We also visited the Armenian impressive stained glass windows quarter and Vank Cathedral for a lining its indoor prayer hall. The 18th glimpse into Christian Iran. century opposite features an expansive outdoor We head to Tehran next, our last prayer hall ornamented with spiral stop in the country. Enroute, we columns, brick-patterned arches, stopped at Kashan to see the and floral tiles. Other places to visit beautiful Fin Gardens. You can also are the Narenjestan-e Qavam, a visit the opulent traditional homes of gorgeous 19th-century house and wealthy Iranian merchants of the gardens and the tombs of Iran’s past. Must sees include the revered poets—Saadi and Hafez. Ta b a t a b a i a n d A b b a s i a n You will be hard pressed to find an residences. Iranian who cannot quote from their After all this beauty, Tehran was a works. rude awakening. It is a chaotic From Shiraz, it is not far to jumble of concrete, clogged with Persepolis. Built more than 2,500 traffic and choked with smog. There years ago as the ceremonial capital are no ancient monuments or of the Achaemenid Kings, the Inside Vank Cathedral, Isfahan beautiful mosques. But what the city monuments and tombs are a lacks in aesthetics, it more than brilliant reminder of the majesty and The Iranians often say that Isfahan makes up for in the treasures of its might of the once great Persian is ‘Nasf-e-Jahan’ or ‘Isfahan is half museums. Golestan Palace was civilization. Around here, you can the world’ meaning that if you’ve the home of the Shahs from the 16th also visit Passargadae which has visited Isfahan you have visited half century. It is a bling-fest of mirrors the tomb of Cyrus the Great, Naqsh- the world. The best place to and gold. Niavaran Palace was the e-Rustam which has the well- immerse yourself in the city is from home of the last Shah. The National preserved tombs of the early the stunning Naqsh-e-Jahan or Museum of Archaelogy has Achaemenid Kings and the ruins of Imam Square. It will take your artefacts from Iran’s prehistoric era the palace of Ardeshir I, the founder breath away. Close your eyes and to the present times. The highlight of the Sassanian dynasty. imagine being in 17th century Iran for me was the National Jewellery where Shah Abbas II would sit on Museum which is located in the Our next stop was Yazd, home to the columned terrace of Ali Qapu offices of the central bank and one of the world’s oldest palace and watch the polo being houses Iran’s Crown Jewels. The religions—Zorastrianism. Driving played in the enormous square collection is huge and ostentatious. there you pass through stark desert below, the music from the music It has the 300 year old jewel with the Zagros mountains on both room above gently wafting around encrusted Peacock throne of Nadir sides. The centuries old, sombre like the morning mist, a jug of fine Shah which was taken from India To w e r s o f S i l e n c e — w h e r e Shirazi wine by his side and Zorastrians left their dead-- are on surrounded by a bevy of sultry, doe- continued on page 6 the edge of the city. The skyline is eyed beauties from his harem. The ISSUE 66 I PAGE 5 and which has in its backrest the largest emerald. Also keep an eye out for the world’s largest uncut pink diamond and the 1869 Globe of Jewels which is made up of 52,000 precious stones. There were several cabinets with loose precious stones – some of them as large as ducks eggs – and, of course, the coronation crown and jewels specially made for the last empress. The amazing thing is that the collection is intact and nothing disappeared in the turbulence of the Islamic art and architecture revolution. The National Carpet Museum is also worth a visit. f a s h i o n a b l y — d e s p i t e t h e fabulous – Aromatic spiced kebabs, Tehran is a city of designer restrictions imposed on them. It was delicious salads and slow-cooked boutiques, shopping malls, a entertaining to see just how far back stews, cooked with aubergine or blossoming cafe culture, art they dare to wear their headscarves o k r a a n d f l a v o u r e d w i t h galleries and restaurants full of or how vivid their lipstick and eye- pomegranate, walnuts and herbs. people eating out and having fun. make up is. Religion sits less And different kinds of rice, fragrant Women drive in fancy cars, are well heavily in this city. In fact, it is telling with barberries, nuts, spices and e d u c a t e d a n d d r e s s that despite the years of Islamic saffron. I could not get enough of dominance, the most celebrated their pistachio and saffron ice- festival in Iran is not Eid but Nowruz, cream. the Iranian New Year, and its I was frequently reminded of the traditions go back to pre-Islamic words of Omar Khayyam: ‘A Jug of times. Wine, a Loaf of Bread—and Iran is a country of beauty and Thou/Beside me singing in the hedonism, of contradictions and Wilderness…’ Often, I had to step contrasts. And this will be a back and reconcile the images of constant source of fascination as beauty, elegance and a love for fine you explore the country. The people living that I had seen on my travels are warm and friendly and keen to with the Islamic Republic that is Iran get to know you. The food is today. Young Iranian girls enjoying an evening out

Basanti has arrived… Hallelujah!

Marinella Proenca, Calangute, Goa The time it is- that time of year when tonal tweets tune through the ear. The Cogu echoes its koyal song Sweet altos, supes, even crow-pheasant gongs glibly- pitching its scores along entice their way through aural drums. spring's tapestry: of birthing pods And side by side hear cymbals crash green arrows pinned to nudist fronds. And dholls they roll- to gulal splash And so I look for seasons' signs When the cry of anointed Holi lads Of new beginnings, evolving climes spills over- to sensual cacophony. that cheat ol' winter's wrinkled mind with virtual treats: of mutiny. Soon…. Our Lamp is lit and doom dispersed Bumble-bee in black yet blue When wick ignites with impatient thirst locks musket- drawn on shoe-flower tube. And clouds of darkness- draped in Light Pinks and reds and yellows anew And Holy-Agua flings sin out of sight marching forth through pin-hole view. Of Alpha….Omega- we rave in song Lepidop wings flit and tango along Be-el'zebul- sent packing along…… unrepentant- for their closet anon. But for them, journey's end begins upon We're born again to a splendorous dawn an orgasm: of colorful blasphemy. As each atom explodes- in synchrony. ISSUE 66 I PAGE 6 A Heavenly Place with a Surprisingly Delicious Omelette

Kornelia Santoro, Goa, India But in those days, the road ended in An Iranian omelette with restorative powers I have not been to Persia or Iran, as Manikaran. To explore the valley it is called today. But many years further, you had to walk. Luckily, I The result was a deliciously ago I had the pleasure of travelling met an Iranian gentleman in scrumptious omelette that I with a companion from Iran – and I Manikaran who was going to the remember to this day. It kept us had a wonderful glimpse of Persian same destination. We decided to warm and helped us brace the cuisine: a simple, yet delicious walk together. As guesthouses snowflakes on the way back to omelette with dates. This highly were scarce, we loaded our Manikaran. Here is the recipe. nourishing combination restored backpack with supplies. I left my our strength during a snowfall in the Enfield Bullet in Manikaran. The Parvati Valley in Himachal Pradesh. way through the Parvati Valley was pleasant and not demanding. We walked among pine trees following the river gushing over rocks. In Kheerganga, we found a primitive hut, giving us shelter for the night. Although it was just September, during the night the weather changed. We woke up to snowfall – not a heavy load, but a small, cold trickling of icy crystals from the sky. Ingredients per person: Luckily, the warm water of the springs kept us warm. Luckily, too, 2 or 3 eggs my Iranian friend had a small pan, ¼ cup dates without the seed, cut in eggs, dates and butter in his halves backpack. After a soak in the 1 tablespoon butter springs under light snowfall, he The sacred Parvati Valley 2 tablespoons milk (optional) prepared our breakfast over a small 2 tablespoons water In 1994 I rode my Enfield Bullet fire in a metal pan in the hut. 1 pinch of ground cinnamon motorbike through India. After visiting the Tibetans in McLeod 1 pinch of ground ginger Ganj and a fascinating Kalachakra 1 pinch of sea salt Ceremony in Jispa, I decided to go to a different kind of destination. The Method: Parvati Valley in Himachal Pradesh was calling out to me. What can be Place the dates with the water, the more romantic than the great love ground ginger and the ground cinnamon into a pot and simmer, story between Shiva and Parvati until softened. that you can feel in the natural beauty of this valley? Kheerganga Melt the butter in a pan. Add the was my goal, the place, where dates and fry them for about two sweet, milky warm waters flow. minutes. Space them out evenly in Legend says, Kartikeya, son of the pan. Crack the eggs into a bowl, Shiva and Parvati, meditated here mix them with the salt and pour for a thousand years. Sometimes, them over the dates. his parents came to visit and Parvati Cook until the eggs have set softly, made kheer to nourish and fold it over, dust it slightly with strengthen her son. That causes the ground cinnamon and serve grayish-whitish colour of the hot Kheerganga immediately! spring.

Search & You shall Find

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