India in the past 5-6 years has rapidly advanced, courtesy good leadership, economic policies and yes the relentless hard work of our country men and yes, modern equipments and sophisticated technologies too. With the advancement of the country, the mindset of people has also changed. Now their thinking horizon has widened which is a very good sign for the forthcoming generations, but the society in which we live still considers women as inferior to men. How can this be justified? In this scenario, how can we say that we are developed?
On Women’s day i.e 8th March, a lot of drama takes place. Various shows on television are aired regarding the present condition and how to ameliorate the conditions were discussed. Some newspapers devoted the whole newspaper showing their respect towards women, but mere airing a show and devoting the whole newspaper to women to on women day will make their condition good? If it would have been so then the loathsome attack on women in the pub would have not took place, neither so many of brides would still be burnt for dowry.The answer is negative, it’s NO. Spreading awareness only on women day will not make things better, it has to be consistent. Awareness through any form of media can make a big difference. People must realize that women are the better half of one’s life and a holistic approach only will make things done and will make our country developed in a “complete sense”. Government’s must rise up to the occasion and should take certain initiatives to make things happen. Programs relating women self independence, safety, employment should be taken care of. Apart from all this governments must campaign spreading awareness about the needs to uplift the status of women. Youth of India can play a very important role in spreading awareness and aiding the government through NGO’s.
The complete holistic approach will only solve the problem and hence will make our India a better place for women, in every aspect.
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Youth:- It’s Role in the Elections
We all know that India is a Youth Nation and hence in the development of this nation, the youth community here has to play a very pivotal role. Elections, anywhere does play a very important role in giving a country, state, city, institution, organizations… by providing a leader to them. A leader which is appointed by the general consensus is very much responsible for the betterment and development of the body for which he/she is chosen for. A bad leader will make things worse and a good leader will try to reach the pinnacle of betterment which in turn will make things better. Hence it is very necessary that we elect those persons as leaders who have the quality, the vision and motive to improve things. When it comes to General Elections, this matter becomes more important. Through General Elections, we chose those persons, in the hands of whom lies the responsibility of steering the country.
Youth in India needs to play very active and fruitful role in the forthcoming elections. India is banking upon youth’s not only as politicians but also as voters. Youth needs to come forward and should try to make the people aware of their character, their background, etc of the various players contesting to become leaders in the political arena. This will help the voters in choosing a good candidate for leadership. Rather than being lured by the sops offered by various candidates, youth should try to make more people aware of their voting rights and help them in their implementation. Apart from all this there are various things which youth can do regarding awareness, fairness of the elections. This will not only help in giving our country good leadership but will also propel our youth to new heights which they had never experienced before. Youth now must discard this notion that “POLITICS IS A DIRTY THING” and “GOOD PEOPLE DON’T GO IN POLITICS”. We all know that there is too much dirt in politics but someone has to come forward and clear the dirt out. Mere churning out of Engineers and Doctors, MBA’S from rich families is not going to make India progress. Remember 70% of working people are still employed in agriculture. There are various other things which I can give here but this will make this list just a manifesto of problems. People say, politics is not good as a career as there is too much of uncertainty but remember, Winston Churchill once said “Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts”. The youth of India should actively participate in the politics if they wish to see a better India. A India where there is full employment, which is free of corruption, red-tape’ ism, discriminations and others. As I mentioned earlier, India is nation of youth, it’s only youth who can come forward and clear this dirt and make our politics dirt free so that India moves ahead with a new sense of “younginism”
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Youth in India needs to play very active and fruitful role in the forthcoming elections. India is banking upon youth’s not only as politicians but also as voters. Youth needs to come forward and should try to make the people aware of their character, their background, etc of the various players contesting to become leaders in the political arena. This will help the voters in choosing a good candidate for leadership. Rather than being lured by the sops offered by various candidates, youth should try to make more people aware of their voting rights and help them in their implementation. Apart from all this there are various things which youth can do regarding awareness, fairness of the elections. This will not only help in giving our country good leadership but will also propel our youth to new heights which they had never experienced before. Youth now must discard this notion that “POLITICS IS A DIRTY THING” and “GOOD PEOPLE DON’T GO IN POLITICS”. We all know that there is too much dirt in politics but someone has to come forward and clear the dirt out. Mere churning out of Engineers and Doctors, MBA’S from rich families is not going to make India progress. Remember 70% of working people are still employed in agriculture. There are various other things which I can give here but this will make this list just a manifesto of problems. People say, politics is not good as a career as there is too much of uncertainty but remember, Winston Churchill once said “Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts”. The youth of India should actively participate in the politics if they wish to see a better India. A India where there is full employment, which is free of corruption, red-tape’ ism, discriminations and others. As I mentioned earlier, India is nation of youth, it’s only youth who can come forward and clear this dirt and make our politics dirt free so that India moves ahead with a new sense of “younginism”
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Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Brain Drain from India:- A Problem worth to be Pondered
Brain Drain has been one of the biggest problems which India is facing right from it’s inception. India has been crying foul, repeatedly making promises to students that they will provide a better environment, good pay-packages, less bureaucracy but all in vain. Such promises can be seen only in the long political speeches of our politicians but in reality the conditions are worse. Thousands of students who complete their studies from major reputed universities and colleges such as IIM’s ,IIT’s and others move abroad for a better life…a life which offers them more financial gains, less bureaucracy, more freedom and etc, etc. Not only students who have completed their professional education from India are moving abroad but now even the students who wish to make a better life are pursuing their studies in foreign universities, the reason being better chances of employment, more variety of courses and every other thing which our ill-planned educational system fail to provide. Such are the conditions that due to lack of expert professionals India is availing the services of foreign people. Due to Brain Drain our country is becoming poor while the foreign countries are becoming rich through their expertise and their knowledge. In order to prepare a doctor, the Indian Government spends round about 25 lacs of rupees and in the preparation of an Engineer, the government spends 10 lacs rupees and when these same doctors and engineers go abroad to offer their services, India gains nothing but loses every money spent on their education.
Not only in education but even in other field, the situation is very poor. Businessmen of Indian origin are flourishing in America, Britain and others. Apart from business mens, Salman Rushdie, Amartya Sen, and others are enriching the foreign nations while making our country poor.
Actually the problem is that our governments have never given a serious thought to this problem otherwise this problem wouldn’t have become so gigantic in proportion. Corruption at all levels is the biggest impediment in the road of stopping brain drain. In India corruption is everywhere, from top to bottom and this severely hinders in stopping brain drain. A Businessman who wishes to establish a factory or business here has to grease the palms of the officers of every department of which he has to take permission. If the greasing is not done then it is nearly impossible that he would even succeed in opening the unit and not only here, even after the unit gets started he will need to give costly gifts to the officials of the respective department for the smooth functioning of his factory otherwise ‘anything’ can happen. He will even have to pay the local criminals so that they don’t prove to ‘dangerous’ for his factories….there are many more but I just presented a view…who would like to setup a factory here???why not instead go abroad and settle there, make a factory without hassles and tensions???
In India, the education system is unplanned. Same regular courses which offers no employment. What can a student do after completing B.A, B.Sc or B.Com???Nothing…lack of vocational courses make the scenario worst…but in foreign countries the educational system is well planned keeping in view the current demand of production and services industry. Who would like to be called as “Educated but Unemployed”??? but if you do a regular course here and you are doomed to be called so…such is the pathetic scenario.
As long as there is red-tapism, corruption, lack of professionalism, lack of recognition of good work, improved educational conditions and facilities, better pay-packages, imposing rules on students to offer services at least for some fixed time to the country… the malady of brain drain would exist. The Government needs to work on this grave problem otherwise a day will come when the Indian Government will realize the graveness of this problem but till then it would be too late…for everyone.
That was the stuff, but I would like to ask one question to everyone???We are born here, brought up here eating the food of India and one day we leave this country just for financial gains??? We desert of our country for this… I feel pity…no..it’s a shame, for everyone who wishes to serve in foreign nation just for financial, social and physical gains…and I feel so much hatred towards those father and mothers who so haughtly say,broadening their chest that ”My Son/Daughter is working as computer/software engineer/doctor and whatever …in America/Australia/England and others” In respect to these people, those people are much better whose son or daughter works as a peon in Municipality who are atleast serving for the welfare of the country.
The Youth of India needs to come forward. It should understand that only financial and physical gains does not matter. There is a responsibility of us towards our country too. Let us hold this responsibility bravely. Improve yourself and the conditions will improve. Youth is such a force which can give this youthful India the much needed direction of development. Let us enrich our land and not of others. Let us not see what the country has done for us, let’s see what we can do for our country…
Jai Hind.
What’s your Say???
Not only in education but even in other field, the situation is very poor. Businessmen of Indian origin are flourishing in America, Britain and others. Apart from business mens, Salman Rushdie, Amartya Sen, and others are enriching the foreign nations while making our country poor.
Actually the problem is that our governments have never given a serious thought to this problem otherwise this problem wouldn’t have become so gigantic in proportion. Corruption at all levels is the biggest impediment in the road of stopping brain drain. In India corruption is everywhere, from top to bottom and this severely hinders in stopping brain drain. A Businessman who wishes to establish a factory or business here has to grease the palms of the officers of every department of which he has to take permission. If the greasing is not done then it is nearly impossible that he would even succeed in opening the unit and not only here, even after the unit gets started he will need to give costly gifts to the officials of the respective department for the smooth functioning of his factory otherwise ‘anything’ can happen. He will even have to pay the local criminals so that they don’t prove to ‘dangerous’ for his factories….there are many more but I just presented a view…who would like to setup a factory here???why not instead go abroad and settle there, make a factory without hassles and tensions???
In India, the education system is unplanned. Same regular courses which offers no employment. What can a student do after completing B.A, B.Sc or B.Com???Nothing…lack of vocational courses make the scenario worst…but in foreign countries the educational system is well planned keeping in view the current demand of production and services industry. Who would like to be called as “Educated but Unemployed”??? but if you do a regular course here and you are doomed to be called so…such is the pathetic scenario.
As long as there is red-tapism, corruption, lack of professionalism, lack of recognition of good work, improved educational conditions and facilities, better pay-packages, imposing rules on students to offer services at least for some fixed time to the country… the malady of brain drain would exist. The Government needs to work on this grave problem otherwise a day will come when the Indian Government will realize the graveness of this problem but till then it would be too late…for everyone.
That was the stuff, but I would like to ask one question to everyone???We are born here, brought up here eating the food of India and one day we leave this country just for financial gains??? We desert of our country for this… I feel pity…no..it’s a shame, for everyone who wishes to serve in foreign nation just for financial, social and physical gains…and I feel so much hatred towards those father and mothers who so haughtly say,broadening their chest that ”My Son/Daughter is working as computer/software engineer/doctor and whatever …in America/Australia/England and others” In respect to these people, those people are much better whose son or daughter works as a peon in Municipality who are atleast serving for the welfare of the country.
The Youth of India needs to come forward. It should understand that only financial and physical gains does not matter. There is a responsibility of us towards our country too. Let us hold this responsibility bravely. Improve yourself and the conditions will improve. Youth is such a force which can give this youthful India the much needed direction of development. Let us enrich our land and not of others. Let us not see what the country has done for us, let’s see what we can do for our country…
Jai Hind.
What’s your Say???
Wednesday, December 31, 2008
India:-Poor “Masses”, Rich “Classes”
India is a country of variations...this is seen in all aspects...whether be it religion, weather, castes, rituals and various others...summing up in general it’s everywhere. The same trend is seen in the political arena too..one one side there are million of poor people,”the masses” who are living their lives in squalor...people who can’t afford two square meals a day..People who are ready to kill others for few bucks...there are people who fail to acquire the basic necessities of life...food, clothing, housing and others...on the other hand there are some people, few people who constitute “the classes”...people who enjoy every facilities money can provide...from expensive condos, cars, imported goods, magnificent parties and every other thing..You name it and they have...our politicians also come in this class...gone are those days when our political leaders lived a simple life, banning every other items of luxury. They advocated the use of “swadeshi” goods and represented the true India...Today the scenario has completely changed, our revered political leaders leave now chances of showing their wealth...undoubtedly if not earned by business or others, the “black money”..They have a passion for imported “firangi” goods, luxury cars, stylish clothes and every other thing which can represent their affluence...Let us have a look that how our leaders instead of becoming an icon for leadership are now becoming an style icons of our “poor country”.
Lets begin with the “daughter of dalits”...Yes you guessed it right...we are talking about Ms. Mayawati...the self-assumed daughter of dalits...She calls herself the daughter of dalits but her actions contradict her own statement..She get’s her hair trimmed at a hair saloon in London!!!I think hardly any poor dalit can afford it and she is even quite fond of diamonds...these interests would hardly make other believe that she is the” daughter of dalits” Moving on, Jyotiraditya Sindhia is an other style icon...wearing costly Rolex watches and dressed in the best of suites imported from foreign countries, he gives the models of fashion world a run for their money. Continuing on, Vijay Mallya, a business tycoon and a parliamentarian has definitely established himself as the most stylish person in Indian Politics. It is believed he is the person who has given fellow MP’s the taste of foreign goods...Rajeev Pratap Rudi, Arun Jaitley are in the same lot..It’s believed they have wardrobes housing clothes worth lacs...If we believe the rumours, it was said that Rajeev Pratap Rudi said to his fellow friends that the slippers which he wore at that time where worth 36,000 INR...Unbelievable...Adding honor to the list are the names of Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi who have defined a new meaning of “Simple but Costly”..There are many other names such as Amar Singh, Ram Vilas Paswan and others...the list goes on endlessly...except few everyone belongs to the same league..I am not here to write about the filthy richness of these politicians...I am here to ask an explanation...Can anyone explain me how can a MP be so rich??and why only MP...MLA’s are no less...is there any explanation except that they are earning money by misusing their power, are corrupt and every other thing which has a “bad” sign to it…If it’s so then why can’t we do anything??Are we so helpless??It’s a shame...seeing other mother INDIA being stripped off it’s wealth, honor, respect, soul by the hands of these cruel people…It’s such a shame that I feel over-burdened with it...when will the people of India will rise and revolt against this..Surely a revolution is required in order to make India free from their shackles…The unity and sincerity in efforts which was shown after the Mumbai terror attacks by the common mass needs to be demonstrated again…this time these efforts should be in the direction of cleaning the dirt of our politics. Indian youth has to play a very big role here by spreading awareness regarding ill democracy and its long-term effects then only can India ,make an all round progress…
What’s your Say???
Lets begin with the “daughter of dalits”...Yes you guessed it right...we are talking about Ms. Mayawati...the self-assumed daughter of dalits...She calls herself the daughter of dalits but her actions contradict her own statement..She get’s her hair trimmed at a hair saloon in London!!!I think hardly any poor dalit can afford it and she is even quite fond of diamonds...these interests would hardly make other believe that she is the” daughter of dalits” Moving on, Jyotiraditya Sindhia is an other style icon...wearing costly Rolex watches and dressed in the best of suites imported from foreign countries, he gives the models of fashion world a run for their money. Continuing on, Vijay Mallya, a business tycoon and a parliamentarian has definitely established himself as the most stylish person in Indian Politics. It is believed he is the person who has given fellow MP’s the taste of foreign goods...Rajeev Pratap Rudi, Arun Jaitley are in the same lot..It’s believed they have wardrobes housing clothes worth lacs...If we believe the rumours, it was said that Rajeev Pratap Rudi said to his fellow friends that the slippers which he wore at that time where worth 36,000 INR...Unbelievable...Adding honor to the list are the names of Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi who have defined a new meaning of “Simple but Costly”..There are many other names such as Amar Singh, Ram Vilas Paswan and others...the list goes on endlessly...except few everyone belongs to the same league..I am not here to write about the filthy richness of these politicians...I am here to ask an explanation...Can anyone explain me how can a MP be so rich??and why only MP...MLA’s are no less...is there any explanation except that they are earning money by misusing their power, are corrupt and every other thing which has a “bad” sign to it…If it’s so then why can’t we do anything??Are we so helpless??It’s a shame...seeing other mother INDIA being stripped off it’s wealth, honor, respect, soul by the hands of these cruel people…It’s such a shame that I feel over-burdened with it...when will the people of India will rise and revolt against this..Surely a revolution is required in order to make India free from their shackles…The unity and sincerity in efforts which was shown after the Mumbai terror attacks by the common mass needs to be demonstrated again…this time these efforts should be in the direction of cleaning the dirt of our politics. Indian youth has to play a very big role here by spreading awareness regarding ill democracy and its long-term effects then only can India ,make an all round progress…
What’s your Say???
Friday, December 5, 2008
The Truth of Cold Drinks:-Yeh Dil Maange “NO” More!!
In a hot summer day, under the scorching sunrays, everyone’s sole wish is to have a bottle of Cold Drink which can soothe their drying throats but do we ever care what do we drink in the form of these cold drinks???Have a look at these pictures and I am sure from now onwards you will think ten times before opening the cap of a cold drink…
Earlier, reports were published regarding the poor quality of these cold drinks...High level of insecticides were detected in these drinks, but after sometime all these agitations come to an end…neither our Indian administration nor the common people gave it a second thought… According to a report published in a daily, some farmers of India even used these cold drinks as an insecticides and whoa!!they had a good harvest…Let’s have a look at these pictures and check out what do we drink in the form of cold drinks…
1.>Colour of Cold Drinks and Bottle Caps are being purchased…
2.>Bottles being cleaned and Washed..
3.>Bottles being filled up with your favourite drink..
4.>Caps being sorted out..
5.>Finally..Pumping caps on the bottle head....Congrats..Your favourite drink is now "ready to be served"..
So how do you feel now….Would you like to drink a cold drink “Sir Utha ke”???Or would you like to drink a natural cold drink such as Coconut Water indeed which is much healthier and nutritious indeed…Decision is yours….
What’s your Say???
Earlier, reports were published regarding the poor quality of these cold drinks...High level of insecticides were detected in these drinks, but after sometime all these agitations come to an end…neither our Indian administration nor the common people gave it a second thought… According to a report published in a daily, some farmers of India even used these cold drinks as an insecticides and whoa!!they had a good harvest…Let’s have a look at these pictures and check out what do we drink in the form of cold drinks…
1.>Colour of Cold Drinks and Bottle Caps are being purchased…
2.>Bottles being cleaned and Washed..
3.>Bottles being filled up with your favourite drink..
4.>Caps being sorted out..
5.>Finally..Pumping caps on the bottle head....Congrats..Your favourite drink is now "ready to be served"..
So how do you feel now….Would you like to drink a cold drink “Sir Utha ke”???Or would you like to drink a natural cold drink such as Coconut Water indeed which is much healthier and nutritious indeed…Decision is yours….
What’s your Say???
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