Because "WE" are worth it !!!

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The only person who can tell us what is our 'worth'..is just "us". Sadly most of us remain ignorant of this and carry on with our life, compromised and reconciled to fate and circumstances.

We all know politics in this country keep hitting a new low with every dawn. The greed ,arrogance and lust for power among our national and regional political leaders are becoming more and more contagious. They are today like those computer virus called 'Worm' & 'Trojan horse'. One remains compromising this country's security in the name of secularism and the other always has a private agenda for squandering & syphoning the country's 'wealth' & 'economy.

Believe it or not we need to shake away our indifference and a reconciled attitude and task the politicians to perform or perish. It is time for us to recognize, assert and value the importance of our 'VOTE'. We agree that all the political parties in this country are corrupt.However we cannot keep this a reason and remain indifferent to our voting rights and responsibility. In this 2009 general elections let us vote in the parties which still retain some semblance of creditability for performance.It is time to take notice of our crucial role in keeping the country integrated secured and make our elected representatives give right priorities for right causes.

It is time for each of us to realize our worth and get into nation revamping task on a serious note.Let us assert to give ourselves and the generation ahead a quality life and a cheerful India......because "WE" know we are worth it!!!

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Unknown said…
These thoughts are similar to the one's we keep listening in popular news channel. I am sure you can put your thoughts in a much better manner. Looking forward for a new blog.
April 26, 2009 at 1:36 AM
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