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Mother-in-law 2000

A proud  mother-in-law 2000 - Amba Bai The age-old cold war between mom-in-law and daughter-in-law is coming to an end. Traditional domestic equations have changed as mothers-in-law begin to appreciate their newly self-confident daughters-in-law.

Vying for a perfect relationship with her seven daughters-in-law, this mother-in-law tried to reach for the stars. And today, Amba Bai has become one herself after becoming the All India winner of 'Vimal Mother-in-law 2000' contest in Bangalore.

More than 200 mothers-in-law, whose names were registered by their loved daughters-in-law, participated in the contest. The contest was organized by the Guild of Women Achievers and sponsored by Reliance Industries Limited. The contest was based upon an open interaction between MIL and DIL, their frank and forthright experiences. Bangalore seemed to have many competent moms-in-law as there were many award winners from the city.

Bangalorebest.com
spoke to the proud winner of the competition Mrs. Amba Bai, a 92-year-old mother-in-law of seven daughters-in-law and found that this elderly lady knows the secret of maintaining a happy family:

On how she manages all her seven daughters-in-law, she says,
"God has given me a sound and sensible head and that is the reason I have been living happily with my daughters-in-law." Her precious advice to all mothers-in-law and daughters-in-law is "Stay as you would want to be, never interfere in each other's business unnecessarily. Always remember you were also a daughter-in-law and your daughter-in-law will become a mother-in-law one day. So you reap what you sow."
                                   
Amba Bai with her seven daughters-in-lawOn the joint family system "It used to be very nice when we all stayed together, but of late all my daughters-in-law have shifted to different houses because of scarcity of space here and also employment opportunities. But even today, all of them come to meet me on Sundays without fail and spend the whole day here. It is such a festive occasion then!"

Her advice to a young girl, about to get married is
"Take our huge family as an example; adjust and learn to carry yourself well to lead a peaceful life."

About her most difficult situation with her daughters-in-law till date, she says " I never had any kind of major problems with my daughters-in-law and I am sure, they will also give you the same feed-back. I have always treated them all as my own daughters. Today, we are a family of 50 members and we all live very peacefully, without any problems."

The bottom-line of the story is 'Swalpa adjust maadi, mattey maja nodi'! Life is full of adjustments, so why not compromise a little to lead a happy, tension-free life.

-Aditi Kumar



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