I had received and still continuing to receive many emails on corruption in India or some scandal. Those who sent, who forwarded, or those who read never cared about those emails but to archive or delete them after forwarding to the contacts they've in their accounts.
One of those emails was Swiss Bank declaration on 70,00,000 Crore Rupees Indian black money is with them and has officially written to Indian Government that they are willing to inform the details of holders (Industrialists, Politicians, Entrepreneurs, etc.) of 70 Lakh Crore Rupees in their Banks, if Indian Government officially asks them. And the so-called patriot requested to forward to at least 10 friends, relatives or colleagues etc. and convert it into a mass movement as service to our motherland.
If it was a year ago or two I'd react to it very intensely, but still wouldn't do anything but to curse our so-called politicians, industrialists, entrepreneurs, etc. The one who has initiated these sort of mails wouldn't do anything but to enlighten people like us, which is absolutely of no use to anyone including the person who has actually written this. Honestly, will anyone who reads those emails do something to improve the situation?
Reading this sort of stuff reminds me of a quote:
Man don't think of changing himself, rather thinks of changing the whole world. - Leo Tolstoy
One more email was about the secrets of Nehru dynasty (read below link), which was really informative, but I don't find anything wrong in that. No one has right to morally judge someone else's private or personal life. One's personal or private life doesn't matter until and unless they serve the people. However, I don't know anything about politics and I don't have any respect for them.
I'd respect Mother Theresa same way I've been respecting since the time I read about her in some class text books, even if she were a Model, an Actress, etc. instead of a Nun. No offense.
P.S.: http://www.mail-archive.com/better_personality@googlegroups.com/msg01352.html
http://www.fachak.com/dark-secrets-of-the-nehru-dynasty
Monday, August 16, 2010
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