When 'relevant' is irrelevant'..!.

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"Dynasty" is definitely enjoying a free and unbridled power,fame and prosperity under a political system called "Democracy" in "India today"
We have a "Nehru" family ruling the nation in the name of "Gandhi" and such precedence also extends into families irrelevant but 'made up' to remain politically 'relevant in states and at the center. Thank 'god' lady "Mayawathi" has no plans for marriage as yet!
By the way the word "Dynasty" will always refer us to the pages of Indian "history". A reference of "Taj Mahal" and Red Fort",I am sure makes us simply marvel the splendour of Mughal Dynasty in India. It also reminds us of the violence and atrocities they unleashed to shake our faith in humanity.However the spirit of our tolerance,sustained us to live through and emerge unscathed.Incidentally all this reminds me of a fact which I am still not able to understand.You see whenever I pass through "Aurangzeb Road",I keep wondering about the level of fall in the "political reasoning" of our national leaders. Any student of Indian history will understand,what "Aurangzeb" stood for and what gory and atrocities he committed on people who followed a 'faith' which was different from the 'faith' he worshiped.
How can one remain so 'inhuman' simply to glorify a religion,and how can our democracy remain so tolerant to commemorate this glory by paving a road and naming it "Aurangzeb". Now if our 'political leaders' wish to 'ever remain' fascinated by 'Mughal Era', I wish they would have worked enough for reincarnation of "AKBER" instead of throwing away this country into the hands of an "AURNGZEB",an evil we can easily relate to "Terrorism" that is draining the country and bloodying her people.
I know it sounds irrelevantly "stupid",to some of us, may be all of us equally don't understand that "politics" is a domain where "relevant" always remain "irrelevant"..!.Well is this politically incorrect...? no comment..!

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