You and the festival of the Democracy!

 We are amidst the general elections of world's biggest democracy( not the greatest though)! I hope each one of us has a sense we are the protagonist to this great festival of democracy! However, we would be protagonist in real sense if we aptly decide:

1) I will vote to the right contestant after analysis , because I want to be part of building a happy and prosperous nation 

2) I won't vote,and encourage others to do the same,because none of the contestant deserve to be in power because of what they have been doing/ not doing. (Well if majority of us decide that this is the way aha aha....,then know that constitution have some remedy to it, and it's better than being ruled by monsters)

3) I will atleast give a chance to a contest based on meritocracy of their promises, deeds and capabilities!

But if we go the other way, and do engage in below mentioned acts of either foolishness or greed, we are worthy of being called true villains (oh! that's ironical that sometimes villains too are protagonists!ha!)

1) I will vote blindly."It's just another day out on a public holiday/ I will vote to whom my friends/family are voting,not understanding the reasons behind " and so on

2) I will not vote and my reason is not justified."who goes out in that heat"/ "I will rather watch a movie"/"I don't care" and so on

Now,you want to decide you want to be a heroic protagonist or villain in the great democratic drama - the choice is completely yours! it's time you know how to get into thinking and analysis mode to make that decision (and yes it's a very important decision of your life!). I am no expert, but I am confident this writeup can stimulate your mind to think further with the foundational thoughts I am presenting to you.

1. Read the Manifesto of the contesting parties

2. Look for substance in manifesto/promises , not fanciness and frivoulessness!

3.Do some basic research on contestants ( you wont vote a criminal/illiterate /exploiter/ bad character/lier/Ghooskhor, right?)

4. Don't vote who plays it on communal appeal (They are Dangerous!)

5. Don't vote who put personal allegations on opposite party ( That's dirty and that's no manners! My dad told me when I was a kid, one who has no manners should not be trusted!lol)

6. Slam the party who promises "Arakshan/Reservation" in education and Jobs.Thas the direct route to ruining a society and Nation! We are not we are supposed to be as a Nation ( a superpower,ofcourse!) because of this ghost called Reservation which saps on meritocracy!

7. Give extra points to contestant/Party which is dedicated to work towards establishing Justice in the Nation! Our's is a nation with one of the worst legal system.Injustice is that one epidemic,that destroys every other good thing in the world.Think about it!

8. Give bonus points to contestant/Party which is dedicated to disrooting corruption! Corruption is a visible monster which we blindly ignore when we commit corruption (ah,I don't!) or loudly curse when we face corruption! Either ways,it destroys! Beware! We really need to de-root it!

9. Because, I am writing here, please vote to party who think beyond "poor people". Yes,we are not poor,but the section of society we belong to, political leaders really don't promise anything for us, don't do anything specially for us, don't really care about us (All I wanna say that,they don't really care about us!) Almost all political leaders are diligently working super hard for poor people. But people us like who pay majority of tax , we are unseen to them while they are in power and also when they want to come to power! The great Indian Irony!

Alright! Happy deciding your role in the great democratic drama! Happy Voting/ No-voting!?

Well atleast I can say,Happy Holiday!😄

The Warning Signs of Humanity's Collapse: Why Celebrating Wrong Examples is a Dangerous Trend

  The Warning Signs of Humanity's Collapse: Why Celebrating Wrong Examples is a Dangerous Trend

It is a well-known fact that humanity has made significant progress in various fields, from science and technology to social and economic development. However, amidst this growth and prosperity, there are warning signs that indicate the downfall of humanity. These signs can be seen all around us, and yet, instead of addressing them, we choose to turn a blind eye or even worse, celebrate them. This dangerous trend of celebrating wrong examples is only pushing us closer to the brink of collapse.

One such wrong example that is often celebrated is hailstorms. In many religious texts, hailstorms are considered as a sign of God's wrath upon humanity. These natural disasters can cause immense destruction and loss of life, and yet, people often choose to overlook the warning sign they represent and instead enjoy them as a spectacle. We see videos of people dancing in the rain during a hailstorm or taking selfies with hailstones without realizing the gravity of the situation.

The celebration of hailstorms is just one example of how we have become desensitized to the warnings signs around us. The truth is, the universe is filled with numerous warning signs that indicate humanity's collapse, but we either choose to ignore them or worse, celebrate them.

One of the most significant warning signs of our collapsing society is the depletion of Earth's resources. We have been exploiting our planet's resources at an alarming rate without considering the consequences. From deforestation to overfishing and pollution, we are causing irreversible damage to our environment.

Despite numerous warnings from scientists and experts about the consequences of our actions, we continue to celebrate activities that harm our planet. For instance, plastic pollution has become a global crisis, with millions of tons of plastic ending up in our oceans every year. Yet, we continue to use single-use plastics and throw them away without a second thought.

Another alarming example is the celebration of fast fashion and consumerism. The textile industry is the second-largest polluter in the world, and our constant need for new, cheap clothes is only exacerbating the problem. Instead of reducing our consumption and supporting sustainable fashion, we continue to indulge in mindless shopping.

The list of warning signs is endless – from the rise of global warming and climate change to the increasing income inequality and political instability. These are all signs that our society is on the brink of collapse, and yet, we choose to ignore them or even worse, celebrate them.

One possible reason for this trend of celebrating wrong examples could be our obsession with instant gratification. We are living in a fast-paced world where everything is at our fingertips, and we have become accustomed to getting what we want immediately. This mentality has led us to ignore the long-term consequences of our actions in favor of immediate pleasure.

Moreover, social media and the internet have also played a significant role in this dangerous trend. With constant exposure to picture-perfect lifestyles and materialistic possessions, we have become more focused on showcasing our own lives rather than reflecting on our actions and their impact on society and the environment.

So, what can we do to address these warning signs and prevent humanity's collapse? The first step is to become aware and acknowledge that these issues exist. We need to educate ourselves about the consequences of our actions and make conscious choices that benefit not just ourselves but also future generations.

Individual actions may seem small in comparison to the enormity of these problems, but they can have a cumulative impact. We can reduce our carbon footprint by using public transportation or switching to renewable energy sources. We can also support ethical and sustainable businesses instead of blindly following trends and contributing to environmental degradation.

Furthermore, we need to hold those in positions of power accountable for their actions. Government policies and regulations play a crucial role in addressing these warning signs, and it is our responsibility as citizens to ensure that our leaders prioritize the well-being of the planet and its inhabitants.

 It is time for us to wake up and take action before it's too late. Let us not turn a blind eye to the signs and instead work towards a sustainable future for all. As Mahatma Gandhi famously said, "The earth provides enough to satisfy every man's needs, but not every man's greed."