History teaches us that people don't like sudden /
abrupt / big changes , whether these affect them socially , politically / economically or , even emotionally
Changes that happen slowly / gradually / minimally ,
over a period of time , are much more palatable / acceptable and get
assimilated into the psyche without causing a trauma
But then , if such gradual changes fail to take place -
or get caused over a long period of time , by people responsible - then it
becomes imperative to introduce sudden / big changes even at the risk of
inviting anger of the people affected
Here is just one example of what happened / is
happening , and what could have been done over a long period , to avoid anger /
demonstrations / militancy / strife / human misery :
# Could we have
ensured timely completion of construction of
dams / irrigation canals / interlinking of rivers etc
to ensure that areas needing water got it and drought / flooding got avoided ?
If so , could we have avoided delivering water in
trains and tankers ?
Could we have dug thousands of small ponds / reservoirs
in each and every village to retain water and thereby raise ground water level
?
Just ask what our MPs and MLAs could have done over the
past 65 years , to avoid / eliminate following problems :
* Ever growing
demand for " Quota / Reservation "
* NPAs
threatening bankruptcy of banks
* Impending
closure of PSUs , making losses for 40 years
* Cheap Chinese
imports flooding our markets / causing job-
losses
* Effluents
from chemical plants / tanneries and sewage ,
turning all
of our rivers into gutters
* Pollution
from fossil fuel power stations / construction / diesel
vehicles , making our air , un-breathable
* Reckless iron
ore mining turning our forests into waste-land
* Wrong
taxation policies encouraging people to evade taxes
and generate BLACK MONEY
* License /
Permit Raj , leading to bribes and corruption
* Layers upon
layers of government employees ( 32 lakh ),
resulting in denial of each and every civil
service
* Outdated -
and complicated - judicial processes , coupled with
insufficient number of judges, ensuring non-delivery of
justice (
with 30 million pending cases - which will take 300
years to clear ! )
* 60 million
people dying every year thru cigarette smoking
I can go on and on !
It is not too late to draw up a 10 year ACTION PLAN for solving each of the
above-mentioned problem and commit to making just 10 % improvement per year
Better late than never
!
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