BHARAT-and youth

College life gave me a window, from where I could look around and get a glimpse of the society. Living with students from almost all states of a country like India, is a great experience. The India that I used to see as school kid and the India that I see today have a lot of dissimilarities . As a school student, I was taught, that India is a country where lord Rama goes to the kutiya(hut) of Shabari(a bheel) and eats the fruits served by her (which she tasted before serving.). India is a country where Gautam Budha took birth and spread the message on non-violence and brotherhood throughout the world. The India that I see now is a crowd of young people, fasinated by the developed nation and their technological advancement.

The youth of today(in India) find rock music and western culture more appealing and try to follow that. Most of the Indian youngsters found banging there heads in a rock concert, are hardly aware of what is being played. I am not against western music..I want to stress on the fact that western culture is being adapted because it is seen as a parameter that tells about one's degree openness and fordwardness. Somewhere, in this blind-flow of the Indian youth towards attractive western culture, we are loosing our identity. If we start a discussion on the reasons for this then we may start from the present day teaching and educational system and finally end-up saying"saala, system hee khaaraab hai INDIA mein"...

These discussion leave us at the same point. The important thing is that we will have to realize that we Indians have to fightback and gain the kind of stature that India used to enjoy on the world map in the days of Rama, in the days of Ashoka, In the days of Akhabar....We will have to come back and hold the threads of our culture strongly and give INDIA what it gave us.....(INDIANISM-BHARTIYATA).....
jai HIND jai Bharat.