A Woman Behind The Scene In The Dark Depth Of The Ocean
This article has been scripted by Deepak Gupta an Engineer
who graduated from the Government Engineering College in 1981, who had passed
his H.Sc examination from the C.C.B.H.S.S
at Jabalpur in 1981 and who was a former Chief of the President at the
Reliance Industries Limited and now is thew CHIEF CONSULTANT in the ADANI GROUP
OF INDUSTRIES based at Ahemedabad.
Deepak has been a classmate of the owner of this blog, a
batch mate , a boarding mate and a school mate for four consecutive years from
1972 to 1976 .He has been serving in the Engineering cadre and is associated
with his PROJECT – EXPEDITION OF THE ENGIMNEERING MARVEL since
1981 and has a tremendous interest in exploration and institutions –
installation of engineering , a job in which he has carved a niche for himself
.
The entire article belongs to Deepak and I have only subbed it to
give it a ETHEREAL meaning without changing the essence of the
subject and the words that he has inscribed for this article
Not that the world has not changed. Not that the elements of
the success are not given their rightful place.But still in a man dominated society – the woman at large
are still small to be counted for but their deeds could outsmart the ones who
are the giants to be considered for.
In this world the EQUALITY rules and equal in
the field is the concept agreed upon.Yet even with those facts, the woman and
its deeds or the power is looked down for the reason best known which actually
are unknown.
WHO IS WHO – AN UNKNOWN
ELEMENT OF INDIAN INDUSTRY
One such woman who has placed herself to be on the topmost
echelon of our male dominated industry is from Kerala .She is an unknown entity
as an element but her deeds if traced upon and if scripted – would make her to find a place in
WHO IS WHO in the present context of the Indian luminaries.
If the internet connection in our homes, the gas cylinder in
our kitchens, and the fuel in our vehicles reach us without interruption, there
is a woman working behind the scenes in the dark depths of the ocean, holding
her breath and taking immense risks — Atulya K.V.
SMALL
VILLAGE TO BE ATTACHED TO, BUT A HUGE WORLD TO NICHE HERSELF FOR - :
Born in the small village of Pattambi in Kerala's Palakkad
district, Atulya is a Malayali woman who ventured into the world's deep oceans
and made history. She is India's first female commercial diver.
While scuba diving is generally a recreational
activity enjoyed for exploring the beauty of the sea, Atulya's work involves
the far more dangerous field of commercial diving.
When major underwater oil and gas pipelines or
internet cables are damaged, it is Atulya who dives beneath the sea to carry
out repairs, welding, and maintenance work. She is also the only woman in India
with the commercial license required to perform such operations.
She has visited many parts of the world of deep sea, and that portion of deep-sea
and its world , world that most of us
have never seen. Beneath the sea behind the Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple in
Thiruvananthapuram, Atulya discovered
unusual cave-like underwater formations.
Similarly, while diving off the coast of
Kozhikode, she discovered ancient boats and marks believed to have been caused
by cannonballs in an area thought to have served as a hideout of Kunjali
Marakkar.
A DREAM WHICH STANDS TO BE
ERECTED AS A PART OF FOLKLORE - ::
One of Atulya's long-standing dreams is to ensure that such
discoveries are properly documented and preserved as part of history.
She completes these missions while facing
powerful underwater currents and dangerous marine creatures such as stonefish
and stingrays.
IT ALL
BELONGS TO THE UNIVERSE – THEY NEED TO BE RESPECTED AND APPRECIATED
According to Atulya, nothing on the ocean floor truly belongs to us. The
creatures living there are lives just like ours. Rather than disturbing them,
we should become a part of their world, respect them, and appreciate them.
Atulya, a Malayali woman who safeguards both
critical national infrastructure and remnants of history in the unseen depths
of the sea, is herself a part of history.
Sadly, it must be said that even Wikipedia has not
adequately recognized her with photographs and proper documentation.
The world should know about people like
her—especially this young woman who is a pride of Kerala. Let that recognition
begin with us.
That is it
He carries a solid experience of about 35 years in Marketing , and Business Analytics .
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