A bug..called ."mamta-.di"!

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In India today Politics  has not only become too chaotic and unpredictable, it has also become the vital  culprit  in de-railing the train of  reforms and progress. Just for political sake much needed economic and social reforms in the country are being thrown off the track. Taking steam off the growth engine has become a norm with political leaders.This is a clear indicator that in this country politicians will always thrive and drain the economy for the sake of politics and at the cost progress and reforms.

I have always held West Bengal as the mecca of most learned and forward looking intelligentsia. It is therefore more saddening  to see people of Bengal choosing a leadership which believes
a) Every crime and rape in the state is a conspiracy against the state
b)  Reading English Daily is being anti-social
c)  Caricaturing of political leaders is  belittling gods
d)  Studying  Karl Marx  is being anti democratic
e)  Industrialization is a crime against poverty

 FDI in Retail if comes true,it can generate employment, nourish the purchasing power of the farmers as well  prevent adulteration of  grains, cereals and food stuff. FDI is a crucial life saving drug  for our ICU ridden Economy. If administrated well, we can see our Economy walking out from the  ICU  on her own  feet hail and hearty. The world today  has become a global village where India is seen as the most vibrant destination for trade and commerce. In  some political circle  FDI  is being seen as a  gateway for  re-launching East India Company. This is a 100% myth.Our politicians have mastered the art of selling such myths to the poor, ignorant s  and illiterates because the politicians know that it is people's illiteracy that nourishes and energies their wealth creation goals.

For some strange reasons I feel sad that West Bengal of today  is no more the 'Bengal which used to think today,what India thinks tomorrow'. Also for some more strange reasons I feel there is something disastrously wrong in the coding of India's national political program . Is it because of a bug..called "mamta-di..!

Comments

Unknown said…
I am not sure on the FDI for retail but yeah it can't be sadder to see how politicians openly resort to blackmailing on numbers.

On an altogether different note, why this Pink template Bala Sir.. kind of glaring to the eye. Hope you do something about it.. :)
September 19, 2012 at 10:42 PM
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