My reply to a comment by one reader on an article " Narendra Modi woos India Inc.; Outlines five areas of importance for India's development" published in the Economic Times Dated 15/01/2014 at 4:37 pm.
Narendra Morya's Comment: If we want to change the nation, first we need to change ourselves. We must stop supporting corruption against corruption. We though speak about change, but try to bribe the policemen for jumping the signal, so that we don't have to go to courts. We must stop giving donations to temples and try to feed the poor people around us. How many of us actually take part in community services?. Are we sensitive towards our female co-citizens? Do we get our family members arrested, when they break law? Are we really voting for clean image netas? Are we not spitting on roads? Are we not creating nuisance to public by dirtying roads and colony vicinities?. Are we not taking our democracy for granted. Are we not supporting mobocracy ? Are we not creating law and order problem, when we go for strikes and dharnas for pitty issues. Govts do their duty but do we?? Its not that India's story is dying. India's story is still alive, but we need to see it from a different perspective. We only are responsible for the problems.
My Reply to him:
Very well said. We must first change our habits and thoughts. Then only we can change our surrounding society and our country for betterment. So first look into yourself and ascertain whether you are okay. Then speak of others. A very good comment by you. I appreciate you.
Narendra Morya's Comment: If we want to change the nation, first we need to change ourselves. We must stop supporting corruption against corruption. We though speak about change, but try to bribe the policemen for jumping the signal, so that we don't have to go to courts. We must stop giving donations to temples and try to feed the poor people around us. How many of us actually take part in community services?. Are we sensitive towards our female co-citizens? Do we get our family members arrested, when they break law? Are we really voting for clean image netas? Are we not spitting on roads? Are we not creating nuisance to public by dirtying roads and colony vicinities?. Are we not taking our democracy for granted. Are we not supporting mobocracy ? Are we not creating law and order problem, when we go for strikes and dharnas for pitty issues. Govts do their duty but do we?? Its not that India's story is dying. India's story is still alive, but we need to see it from a different perspective. We only are responsible for the problems.
My Reply to him:
Very well said. We must first change our habits and thoughts. Then only we can change our surrounding society and our country for betterment. So first look into yourself and ascertain whether you are okay. Then speak of others. A very good comment by you. I appreciate you.
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