Let me speak

Bulleh Shah a famous poet and sufi-saint once said, "Break the mosques and the temples but don't break a lovable heart, because in a heart full of love resides the God." If he would be alive today in our times, he must have been trolled, registered FIRs against him or even being attacked, beaten or smacked by the mob. Suppression of free speech is seen everywhere now, because everyone wants to take over the control and project his powers accordingly.   No body has patience and tolerance to listen especially when their views and points of discussion are not matching or coinciding. We are getting more afraid of contradictions and disagreements. This is what we call modern extremism. Extremism will take us nowhere. Becoming more and more fanatic day by day is not a solution. You are not doing any good to the country and the world if your heart is full of hatred and toxicity. Stop thinking about your religion and start working for the environment, the people around you. Becom...

Kindly envisage that if our institutes and schools have actually helped our youngsters to identify their talents by delving into their strengths from a budding age and help them to grow their skills instead of letting them follow similar pattern like a herd of sheep and leaving them ambiguous for the life afterwards; how wonderful would the world have been! Our education system has always been a circumscribed one with very limited and restricted scope for creativity and skills. Till today it follows a very narrow pattern and routine with a set frame of coursework which everyone has to go through with or without interest. It never focused on polishing the personality of an individual and imparting skills out of ones interest and creativity. It is the major drawback and limitation our system which lacks the true meaning of education with low attention and scope on the overall development of an individual. From suggesting a limited set of books and syllabus, outdated curriculum, focus on ...

Yes, I'm outspoken, opinionated and I will express my views,  my side of the story. I have always supported pollution free Diwali, water wastage free Holi and yes I totally support killings free EID. When will people understand that our celebrations and rituals are not more important than environment, nature and love. We should always put our religious sentiments aside whenever we are talking rationally, specially for the environment. Rearing thousands of animals in a husbandry culture like agricultural farming and then killing them at once is not natural. And yes, it has troublesome impacts on the environment. Sentient, innocent and voiceless beings are not for our play. We should not decide the fate for them. Let them survive on their natural ways and habitats. Finally those who comment that people's and farmer's economy depends on this; my simple question, if your economy depends on drug smuggling, would you support that? If somebody's economy depends on making bombs...