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Youth Curry - Insight on Indian Youth: Impressions of Indore
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"Youth Curry - Insight on Indian Youth
Wednesday, November 16, 2005
Impressions of Indore
Chhote chhote sheheron se, khali bore dopaharon se, Bunty aur Babli jhola utha ke chale... What is it that defines a 'chhota sheher'? By population, Indore city is a large town of 1.8 million residents - double the size of Chandigarh . And yet, Chandigarh is not a city you associate with being a 'small town'. It's almost 'metro' in its attitude and way of life. Indore, on the other hand, is still a chhota sheher at heart. I would define a chhota sheher as one where the residents are still very worried about log kya kahenge . Many choices an individual makes are within certain 'acceptable' boundaries. Boundaries set by the elders and some amorphous being known as 'society'. One important point to note here is the large population of banias in Indore - traders and businessmen from the Jain, Maheshwari and Agrawal community. That partly explains why Indore is far more 'traditional' than Chandigarh! Punjabis are far more freewheeling and freespending, while banias tend to be quite attached to prathas - or social conventions. Which is why my cousin's mother-in-law - a sweet old lady - found me rather vexing. No sari, bangles, no sindoor, no toerings... "Kam se kam bindi to pehen ni chahiye ", she murmured, after silently observing my kurta-and-jeans-clad frame for two days. Kam se kam logon ko pataa to chale you are a 'decent married woman' is what she meant. But was too polite to declare, in so many words. As they say - in Indore, do as the Indoreans do. Which is why a hoarding for Dena Bank featuring Juhi Chawla - without any bindi in Mumbai - has a prominent red dot painted on - in Indore! Ek alag soch 'Progress' is a strange creature. Mother-in-law does not mind my cousin taking guitar lessons or choosing to have only one child (a daughter). But, she insists that bahu wear only saris. Bahu would much "
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