Sunday, 11 October 2015

India is the largest Democracy in the world but far from being a vibrant democracy….

As President Abraham Lincon described Democracy ,it said  ‘Democracy is by the people, of the people and for the people’ and in India we as of now have not got the essence in true sense.The reasons to ponder over are  here-
1. No democracy can thrive on the imbalance of Duty and Rights. As responsible citizens we ought to respect the country and the fellowmen’s interest far more than we do today and need of the hour is every Indian takes as much responsibility for the common welfare of the country as he/she takes for personal benefit. For example everyone walks on the roads,uses the public transports, takes treatment in hospitals and a large number of citizen never bother about their welfare ,leave aside taking care of them. Our roads, buildings, hospitals  are covered with paan, gutka spits, piled off  garbage on the roads and foot paths by the very people who uses them which surely does not happen in any other  responsible country.
2. Mammoth population increase has made India crying for a disastrous dearth of clean air , water, housing, infrastructure ,health care,  education  and basic amenity availability .And the saddest part is that no one feels or takes any responsibility for this population explosion ..neither the public nor the government.
3.Myriad number of myths, unscientific ,ritualistic blind practices consumes a vast majority of our resources both intellectual, financial and time,  so we are left we no time, money and ideas for development.
4. Baseless beliefs and religious fanaticism has eaten to the roots of the true vedic culture of Indian democracy and any rational voice unfortunately gets murdered within no time by gun fire or bans on either side. Lack of understanding of the basic law of nature and carried away mindset has done more harm to the Indian vibrant culture than anywhere else in the world.
5. Though India is far far more blessed  by Mother Nature than many other  countries in the world in terms of Geography, History, climatic conditions, abundant natural resources and a young human power it lacks any definite agenda for discipline, commitment by the public  and serious leadership to take the country ahead.
6. There is a serious lack of responsibility as far as Indian citizens follow law of the land. Neither the citizens themselves, nor the law enforcing agencies and the Government have really any serious will, introspection for their  disregard  for the lawless attitude which is so firmly placed in other democratic countries of the world. There is a serious and damaging lack of responsibility in Indian mindset while following traffic rules, respecting the sanctity of public places or conducting themselves in a dignified manner.
7. In Indian mindset good conduct, helping someone in crisis or taking interest in public good places a far less important place than vandalizing institution, striking work for small little things , criticizing public or government authorities and still doing nothing to improve the condition of the Great country.
8. Corruption has infiltrated every sphere of life and one does  not get anything done without bribing  and foolishly  people on the other side keep blind eyes to the fact that they are sitting on the other side of coin and it is ultimately their life and battle also.
9. Pollution is a serious problem in India and without responsible citizenship and strong law and committed government to tackle the menace , no one knows when India will bury itself under the pile of filth and plastic as we have no policy in place to deal with it  !

10. The corner stone of any democracy is equality. And India as of now is far far behind any kind of equality be in terms of education, work opportunity and economic standards and the reasons are far complex than looks on the surface and it will be impossible to bring equality among all unless  we all Indians  have a strong desire  to be Indians and only Indians leaving all the barriers of  narrow caste, creed, sections, religions and linguistic barriers….

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