India is a country full of contradictions.
People here contradict their own selves as if it was their birth right
- and so it is, 'cos Indian constitutional laws and their
implementations are themselves a huge contradiction.
The physically challenged people of this
country would definitely agree with this point - they have nothing
going in their favor though as individuals they have a huge potential
to help the mainstream economy to grow.
With my own personal experience - for
e.g. of people who are visually or auditorily impaired, there is no
facility in this country to lead a better life than they are already
leading.
This link, about mobile phones for the deaf,
made me wonder if in India, we will ever get to a point of a
collective understanding the needs of such people. Isn't it such a
contradiction that in the Indian folklore, there are tales of great
poets like Soordas, but in our own times, there is no value for any
human life, leave aside the physically challenged?
Rather than saying that we are a people of
contradictions, let us admit that we have little
or no values. We are possibly the most
Hypocratical people. We shun reality, we quote the
past and the most common excuse offered is that
"Everybody is doing it"
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