In movie ‘Dhamal’, Actor ‘Ritesh Deshmukh’ speaks a dialog, “Sir, this time you are standing on the safest place in the India.” and just after a bomb exploded behind the actor. Same is the situation in India. South india which is supposed to be more sophisticated and secure then north, caught in the terror web yesterday. 8 serial blast rocked the bangalore, the IT capital. What we call security is nothing more then a showoff, actually it is nowhere. If parliament can be attacked then which is the safe place. Believe me, bomb can planted anywhere in india with little intelligence, irrespective of how good the security arrangements are. Reality is that we are living on the pity of terrorists. You should thank them, that you are alive today. Only Metro stations, Shopping malls and private establishments have installed advanced electronic gadgets. But many (I should say most) of govt buildings and public markets doesn’t have proper security arrangement other then 4-5 security gards(who dont even care to ask you where you are going). If there are any then that only meant to deter the terrorists, and in actual does not do anything. We all Indians (together with government) are responsible for these Bangalore blasts. India our own home and We have to make it safe place to live. Its time when we should accept the Truth that Security in India is not more then a Joke. So be serious and more vigilant. Stopping error is not only duty of Intelligence agencies, its our duty too.
Expressing the feeling in words is an art, which every person can’t be master of. At least I think, I lack a bit in this master art. Anyways after the many boring and lifeless weekends, today was the great day I would like to really cheer off throughout the life. I went to watch movie with my best friend at select city walk, a newly opened shopping place in south delhi. We both enjoyed the movie a lot with popcorns and medium pepsi (quantity was so high that it took 3 hours to finish off). Then after we came on the open part(terris) of mall, which was the best place to sit and chat together. We talked over various things, philosophy of life, experiences, beautiful looks, people thinking, problems, future plans and even much more. I forgot all worries and the mood was like WoW.. Then we moved to a roof top restaurant, where we ordered 1-1 cup of coffee, hot for me and cold for her. Many snaps were clicked to make it memorable. If I talked about my friend, she is very very special part of my life’s book. Sitting there with her, watching fountains and sharing moments was very different ummmmm awesome. I also bought two keyrings (my fav passion) from there. She really don’t like when I spent money on expensive keyrings. But yaar I think, happiness, passions and there are many things which are priceless. What will we be doing with money if we are not happy?? hai ki nai ??… All of above, day was superb, and full of joy.
Let I ask you a simple Question that what should be expected age of “Minister of Youth affairs and Sports” in India??. I am sure, you will stare at me for asking this silly question and then will shout “should be between 35 to 55 years”. But do you people know the age of newly appointed “Minister of Youth affairs and Sports” in INDIA?? Guess Guesss..All your imagination will feel down, When you will know that our new youth minister Mr. MS Gill (former Chief Election Commissioner) is 71 years old. Appointment was finalized by our honorable Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh (76 years old). INDIA, an expected youngest nation by 2010, where the median age is around 24, Lawmakers are in their sixties and seventies. According to reports, only 6% of Members of Parliament are young.
Prime Minister and also In-Charge of the Ministries/Departments not specifically allocated to the charge of any Ministry viz:
Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions; Ministry of Planning;Department of Atomic Energy; Department of Space;Ministry of Coal; Ministry of Environment & Forests
With no surprise, Now it can be ensure that future of “Youngistan” is not so bright. Remember, the Protest of youths asking for not implementing the reservation Quota in higher education institutes like IIT, IIMs and AIIMS, many students died in the struggle for this nobel cause. But government paid no attention to the bloody roads and cries of students, beaten up by police. Because this youngest nation is being ruled by the those old people, who are already in their finals. How can they understand next gen feelings??. Its a Shame on Indian Democracy!!
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