Jan 26 : Let us think what can we do for India !

[Guest guest]

Hi Friends,

 

On this day, let us plan our actions !

 

Let us think how each of us can contribute in making India a happier nation !

 

How can we help our fellow citizens to be happier?

 

The best way of paying respect to the patriots is to be a patriot oneself and then work for India !

 

Let us Think !

 

Let us Then act peristently and patiently !

 

Jai Hind,

Vikas

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[Guest guest]

Yes, each one of us can do a lot of good things to

make India and all Indians a little happier. I am

doing what I can do best at my age of 75, to relieve

pain and suffering of those who have been suffering a

lot of pain inspite of all sorts of treatments and

even after running from pillar to post.

 

Every week, I go to senior citizens and groups of

other people, address them and demonstrate how they

can themselves cure their various aches and pains with

simple food, exercises and meditation. More than

30,000 persons have been thus benefited and in turn

they have started helping their other friends and

relatives wherever they go.

 

That is out of my own experience when doctors could

not cure me of various body aches and pains. I took

shelter in Mother Nature and got cured. That benefit I

am passing on to all others whoever need it.

 

In the same way, each one of us has one's own

experience and through that, one can help others.

But the greatest stumbling block is government. It is

full of opportunists who having eyes, don't see,

having ears, don't listen and having capacity to do a

lot, don't act.

 

When I treated high officials and even ministers of

governments, they got the benefit for themselves but

did nothing, neither to encourage me nor to help

others as even common people have been doing.

 

Politicians are so rigid that I would have pulled them

down for inaction if I had the power.

Even today, the Republic Day, what they did was to

waste millions, nay billions or even trillions of

rupees by organising a big tamasha that no other

nation ever does, not even well-off nations, while we

are a country with 50 per cent below the poverty line.

Instead of uplifting them, the governments go on

wasting money on such ceremonies in every state

capital and every department and institution.

Instead a simple flag hoisting ceremoney with a

pledge-takig is more than sufficient without spending

much.

 

For the last 18 years, I have been asking newspaper

readers to give their opinion whether such an

extra-vaganza as is witnessed on Rajpath today is

necessary. 99.9 per cent have always said "It is not

necessary and a simple flag-hoisting ceremony should

be done".

 

That public opinion was sent to the President of India

and the government. No one did anything, not even a

reply to me as a matter of courtesy.

 

Lots of criminals and goondas have entered politics

and have been ruling this country by managing votes

through caste,creed and religion-based sectarian

politics where concerned citizens can do little.

And, that we call a democracy. India does deserve a

better form of democracy where selfless social workers

are persuaded to go for elections and not any one

having an eye on muscle and money power.

Hence, let us go on doing whatever we can to help our

fellow human beings directly.

 

THAT IS ACTION NO, ONE.

 

ACTION NUMBER TWO IS: LET US THINK, HOW WE CAN USHER

IN A REAL DEMOCRACY RUN BY GOOD PEOPLE, NOT GOONDAS.

 

Hari Om! God, bless India.

 

S. M. Acharya <smacharya (AT) (DOT) co.uk>

 

--- Vikas Nagpal <vinagpal > wrote:

 

> On this day, let us plan our actions !

[Guest guest]

Namaskarji,

I agree, a

a smiple flag hoisting with the pledge to end

corruption would be a wonderful thing.

India is a gem that is being clouded by corruption.

It makes me literally cry when I think of this.

Mocies like Rangade Vasanthi, Bhagath Singh, Laaja,

water etc are all great gifts by Indians who are

trying to bring change.

When I think of republic day my heart aches for all of

those who gave their lives for India's fredom - if

they could witness the horror that exists today in

India they would surely give their lives again.

Jai Hind

--- SM Acharya <smacharya (AT) (DOT) co.uk> wrote:

 

> Yes, each one of us can do a lot of good things to

> make India and all Indians a little happier. I am