This is a remarkable year for us the ladies as on this year on October, 2011 three women shared the Noble piece Prize for the work that they’ve done in their respective countries
Today, three women shared the Nobel Peace Prize for the work that they’ve done in their respective countries. Ellen Johnson was a vocal critic of past Liberian regimes until she became the first female African head of state in 2005. Leyham Gbowee is credited for mobilizing women to bring an end to an ongoing civil war in Liberia, and, subsequently, to participate in the political process. Tawakul Kamran is a prominent activist for human rights and freedom of expression in Yemen, currently leading the charge against Yemeni president, Ali-Abdullah Saleh.
All three of them should be recognized for their own efforts, also the world is going to recognize them also because of their gender.
One can be surprised how a Muslim women with covered head could be so vocal, and how an African nation elected a female president before the US could. A surprise for many that how a woman led a successful peaceful movement against warring factions that threatened to destroy her homeland.
A lot of people will argue that the media is focusing too much on the gender of these individuals. Yes, accomplishments should be recognized without the recognition of gender, race, or faith. But let’s face it, that’s not about to happen. And I, frankly, do not see the harm in highlighting to the world what these women have done. If anything this should be an eye-opener to those who doubt the impact that women can have on society. These three demonstrate what it means when the other half of the population is engaged socially, economically, and politically.
And these women are just the tip of the iceberg. From all the continents, women, on a daily basis, are struggling to make life better for themselves and those around them. It’s about time the world sat up and paid attention. And it’s about time the world gave them the respect that they earned years ago.
I Dried some of the naturally occurring fruits/vegetablesthese little small watermelon like fruits are
the yellow ones are fruits and the greener ones are for using as vegetable are for making chutney
these are stacked in traditional vessel for serving food in Haryana named kachola or bellaa 
i made garland of these kachri pieces to ease and speedy natural drying process
Another 
another view ..they were dried in 24 hours and be ready to be stored till next season...okkkkgood day!!
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