Liberalism and Anandhapuram

The term liberalism means a complete freedom of human life. Both these terms, liberalism and Anantha Puram coincide with each other, and connect with the life of many youngsters in and around Ananda Puram, a memorable place for all Mccian's. 

My blog depicts the life of every youngster, who are from different states, and their perception of liberty .As one among there, I am from town city. Vellore, who experienced liberty to an extent that I didn’t expect in my life. As a town girl, I too had a lot of stereotype mindset, And I was a very introvert and not self-dependent personality. Till my schooling I relied on my father for everything till now I didn’t have any memory that I did anything independently. I didn’t know how the outside world and people would be. But once I came here, not only in my academics, but apart from that I explored and learnt many things. Anantha Puram has taught me many lessons in my life. The people I met in Anantha Puram played a prominent role in my life through many optimistic ways. 

  

Even till now, I don’t know how many places in my hometown compare to Tambaram. I feel more independent when I am here, but it is in our hands to use the liberty fruitfully. I learnt many things like travelling alone in electric trains, buses and Metro which is impossible in my hometown without any help from my family members. I explored restaurants in Ananthapuram where I met many people and understood their way of liberty, and how they were restrained in their homes and how they took their liberty here. The restaurants, like galaxy, Vishal and Vaishnav, dumplings, Cafe Society, MCC corner, Foodies point in Ananthapuram makes me to socialise with others. Once I met my friend where she disclosed her personal issue and said that she is independent now without anyone, people like these minds in Anadhapuram are many and inspired me to be self-reliant one. This place changes the life of every girl to lead a independent life soon after her schooling and makes her strong to face the world, where she faces many discriminations. 


The liberty that I gained in Ananthapuram changed me in many good ways. Travelling in Rapido and Ola also made me to break the stereotypic mindset especially people consider travelling in this mode of transportation as an offence in creating a bad impression about the person, but here after undergoing all these experiences it makes me feel comfortable and changes my stereotypical mindset. The liberty that I have experienced makes me an independent girl, helps to socialize with distinct perspective mind people and made me break many conservative thoughts. I really believe that if I was not in my PG and stayed within my hometown, it would have been same as during school days as depending on my father. Anantha Puram is not only a place to reside, but it is really an emotion for every youngster who experiences the same as me. Anantha Puram is the place where I find myself independent and self-sufficient to explore many things, and it was the first place that really made me feel real liberty and this made me connect with the ideology of liberalism. 


- Soniya R

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