Thursday, 23 October 2014

Tamso Ma Jyotirgamay

My heartiest greeting for Deepawali for one and all.

Deepawali is the festival of "Deep". When a number of small Deeps are lit together in the night of "Amavasya", the "Andhakar" of dark night vanishes. This demonstrates the power of tiny "Deeps" in win over the darkness. This signifies that If we all tiny human beings with great ideas combine together to overcome the ills of the giant society, we can do wonders.

Let us take a vow in the new year (The day after Diwali is celebrated as new year by large number of hindus in Northern India) to come together to share our novel ideas and join hands to fulfil them.

Let us all try to become tiny "Deep" for large number of Indian children.

We all know that our Indian Childhood is divided in several castes and classes.

Division of Society according to caste decided by birth is the age-old ill in our society and lot has been written and discussed about it.

The latest such class is created by dual education system. There are separate schools for rich and poor. Schools for rich are run on modern lines involving personality development apart from imparting general education. The schools for poor just cover up the syllabus for examination. Since there is significant difference in the social background of the parents of the children going to different set of schools, the gap in the thought perception of the two sets of children is created. This thought process alongwith career selection go a long way in shaping their adulthood. While most of the children graduating through elite schools get pre-placed, others find it hard to get jobs and ready to pay bribe for a Govt. service and get cheated. This creates the serious danger in the society. This is also the cause of extortion racket and other law and order problems. Jobless hands are biggest danger to any society. 


We, the previledged and responsible citizens of the society should try to run the personality development and information sharing program for the deprived children for influencing their thought process and career opportunities available to them.

We can also built up a job exchange platform for SMEs and semi-skilled youths.

Please share your thoughts too.

Regards.



 
 

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