We always desire for something more than we can actually take! May it be something small like a chocolate or something as big as the moon. I've also cried and whined and thrown tantrum for many things,things that i actually did not need! We cannot really blame anyone for desiring something......usually it is power and wealth and lastly comes love!
I moved to India almost three years ago. Even though I belonged to India I hardly visited. The only time I heard bout India was when my father would tell me his childhood stories and the only time I had seen India was when he would show me some of his old pictures. He would always boast about India saying "its a place where money is not what matters, its people's emotions".
Little did my Dada know that the India he is talking about is now hidden behind the selfish desires and never ending greed of the people in India today!
Whenever anyone has to talk about India they talk about the wide range of dialects and diverse culture and tradition that has originated in India. But where are these traditions and where is the culture today? Yes....it does exist but only in some parts of India and very little effort is being made to protect or spread these dying tradition.
I may be ill-experienced to be saying all this, but a country's true culture lies in the way people of that particular country behave. India used to be a place where people were warm and hospitable,but now when people talk to anyone its mainly for their own good!
"agar main usse baath karoonga tho mera kya fayda hoga?" this is the thing that runs in everyone's mind! Somewhere in all this greed and commotion is that old India, that everyone talks about, is waiting to be freed.
I am living in a country where the bank interest for Educational loan is more than that of the car loan. As per few statistics it seems that India is having more money in the Swiss banks than any other country which makes India the richest of the world. Who said India is not a developed country? India is a country which is developed in an improper way,With its mammoth population and the problems it is facing like poverty, corruption, rural awareness and the company of greedy politicians daunting any active socialist.
My Hindi teacher told us a loootttt about this in class today....she kept telling us to fight for a cause and take a stand. But how do we do it is my question. Who is going to listen? will anyone care to support?
Poor Anna Hazare. He tried but we are 'Indians" after all.....its easy to stub our voices and shut us up. Many of us have tried but there is no one to listen to us,that's why most of us have given up. I do wanna make a difference but its frustrating when what you are doing is going for a waste!
Yes yes..........I know what you are thinking "why don't you go do something instead of talking soo much?"
I will ,I will do something when I know its going to make a difference!
