Dear Jeppiyaar and other Engineering college owner brothers,

1. Separate staircases and elevators for boys and girls.
2. Separate work areas for ladies and gents
3. Separate dining areas for ladies and gents
4. They decline to shake hands with our clients many of whom happen to have 2 X chromosomes.
5. Iron grill creating separate seating areas for men and women in buses.
6. Separate mousepads for girls and boys
7. Your boys also refuse to work on code written by girls, and in our company, I’m afraid team work is critical
8. We have video conferences, and your boys refuse to look into the camera because they are afraid that they might accidentally make eye contact with girls.
9. Some of them are complaining to our security demanding separate corridoors and coffee machines for boys and girls.
10. Their productivity is very poor unless we make our security officers stand around in the work areas. Apparently, they are so used to “squads” that they find life without them impossible.

There are only two genders in Homo Sapiens society and at some point or the other, it is fairly inevitable that some interaction between them is required. So I earnestly request you to please upgrade your college rules to a level slightly above Medieval Spanish Inquisition so that IT companies can continue to flourish in this city.

A Concerned IT Manager.

During the Emergency, Sanjay Gandhi initiated a forcible Vasectomy campaign.

In late 90s, engineering colleges in Chennai initiated a forcible mental vasectomy campaign thanks to rules such as these ^[1]

Enough ^[2] has been written ^[3] about this for a long while now. But finally, even the mainstream media seems to have suddenly realized that something is rotten in the state of pass mark.

Times Now did this recent investigative piece on the what they titled extreme segregation in TN colleges and you can watch part 1 here ^[4] and part 2 here ^[5]

Lets hope things improve now at least.