Sheena Dhawan: Life in Delhi vs Mohali, AI & Feminism
In this episode of TechCast Punjabi, we chat with IT professional Sheena Dhawan. She discusses her move from Mohali to Delhi. She explains the major lifestyle changes she faced.
We cover safety, pollution, and fast-paced city life. Sheena shares real stories about working in IT. The talk also covers feminism, drugs, scams, and Artificial Intelligence (AI).
🌐 Mohali vs Delhi: Cultural Shifts
Sheena reflects on leaving her home in Punjab. In Mohali, she felt a strong sense of community. Everyone spoke the same language. It felt safe.
Moving to Delhi was hard. The city is multicultural. Communication gaps made her feel isolated. She explains that big cities offer opportunities but can feel lonely.
- ✅ Mohali: Strong community and language comfort.
- ⚠️ Delhi: Diverse but often isolating.
- 🏙️ Result: Anonymity replaces community in metros.
💡 Insight: Diversity enriches us, but it can also cause isolation. We need better community building in cities.
🚨 Safety and Infrastructure
Sheena struggles with Delhi's crowds. The metro is packed. Railway stations feel unsafe. She highlights the daily fear women face while commuting.
Poor management makes travel stressful. This affects productivity. We need safer public spaces for women. Check out our previous episode on tech for women's safety for more solutions.
⚖️ Understanding True Feminism
Feminism is often misunderstood. Sheena argues it is about equal opportunity. It is not about rebellion. It is not about substance abuse.
Real empowerment comes from:
- Education and continuous learning.
- Financial independence.
- Moral integrity and respect.
Society should focus on values. We should not just imitate stereotypes.
🔒 Rise of Cybercrime
Sheena shares her experience with online fraud. Scams are getting smarter. Criminals exploit people who are new to digital payments.
Preventive awareness is vital. As we use the internet more, we must learn to spot threats. You can read more about staying safe on the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal.
🤖 AI: Threat or Tool?
Sheena works in digital marketing. She uses AI for SEO and content. She believes AI simplifies boring tasks. However, it lacks human emotion.
She views AI as an assistant. It helps increase productivity. Professionals must adapt to survive. Do not fear AI; learn to use it.
💡 Key Takeaway: AI transforms jobs rather than killing them. The future belongs to those who combine human insight with tech efficiency.
🌈 Social Changes and Relationships
Delhi is more open to the third gender than Punjab. Inclusivity creates dignity. We need this acceptance everywhere.
She also talks about modern marriage. Relationships are changing due to:
- Financial pressures.
- Social media influence.
- Desire for independence.
Couples today face trust issues. We need emotional intelligence to sustain love.
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Many people consider Mohali calmer and more comfortable for women, while Delhi has crowded public spaces and higher safety concerns. Safety depends on location, awareness, and time of day.
Delhi offers a fast-paced, opportunity-rich lifestyle, while Mohali is quieter, community-driven, and less chaotic. Many people prefer Mohali for peace and Delhi for growth.
True feminism focuses on equal opportunities, education, safety, and respect for women. It is not about rebellion or copying stereotypes but about fairness and empowerment.
Cybercrime is rising due to increased digital payments, lack of awareness, and advanced fraud techniques. Users must stay alert and report suspicious activity immediately.
AI will replace repetitive tasks but not human creativity or emotional judgment. Jobs will evolve, and professionals who learn AI tools will have an advantage.
Factors like financial pressure, social media influence, and the desire for independence have changed expectations in relationships. Emotional intelligence is key to maintaining trust.