A wild dream!

Some of the new titles came up in last few days are shocking

1. A minor girl, raped, the scene was shot in mobile cam and distributed through mms clips (Hisar- Haryana)
2. A XI school girl gang raped (near Sonipat, Haryana)
3. Goons vandalise the toll plaza in Gurgaon, killed the security and loot money
4. A gang loot around 5 crore from a bank ATM van in Delhi

5. MLA from Bihar use the gun of security to threaten the public

6. Scams rocks India, but the so called poilticians are not shaken

7. Diesel price hit new heights

8. After the ethnic clashes in Assam (lakhs of people are in rehabilitation camps), natures fury in the form of flood  engulf many regions and affect millions of People in Assam

9. People protest in  sea in Kudankulam, Narmada in safety of their lives .........


One side the nature strikes its own way and millions are suffering

other side the government introduces new policies which is aimed to benefit the Indian economy but the bucks are passed to common man

when power and politics make their equation of coalitions and companions, the common people are forced to bear the burden of price rise and inflation.

Do we have a government which has a stand for poor or common people?

Has democarcy failed to make its "of the people, by the people and for the people" theory

Ultimately, do we have sense/awareness that we all are human beings... torture/rape/murder these all shows the animal instinct on human  behaviour is increasing day by day................

I sincerely wish I would be a cave man, living in a forest, living with animals around where there is no human presence not hearing any of these newsa ny more. But I know it is quite impossible at this moment, as my greed to stay in society and live a better life do not permit that ...



Reference
Images :http://www.deccanchronicle.com/channels/nation/northeast
http://www.ndtv.com/article/india/kudankulam-controversy-supreme-court-refuses-to-stay-fuel-loading-at-nuclear-plant-266867



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