Comments on: The Time to Change http://blog.felinemusings.com/2008/11/05/the-time-to-change/ Logical musings of an absurd mind Sun, 05 Feb 2012 07:56:04 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: snigdha http://blog.felinemusings.com/2008/11/05/the-time-to-change/comment-page-1/#comment-477 snigdha Thu, 06 Nov 2008 12:02:03 +0000 http://blog.felinemusings.com/?p=781#comment-477 I agree with Manish. Its sad to see the state of affairs in the political scene here in India. As the TV screen displayed the scrolling NEWS which read, "McCain:- I respect Obama for his victory." The news that flashed on the screen was Uma Bharti slapping party Gen Sec for bringing in her supporters in large numbers without her knowledge. I agree with Manish. Its sad to see the state of affairs in the political scene here in India. As the TV screen displayed the scrolling NEWS which read, “McCain:- I respect Obama for his victory.” The news that flashed on the screen was Uma Bharti slapping party Gen Sec for bringing in her supporters in large numbers without her knowledge.

]]> By: Manish http://blog.felinemusings.com/2008/11/05/the-time-to-change/comment-page-1/#comment-474 Manish Wed, 05 Nov 2008 06:47:21 +0000 http://blog.felinemusings.com/?p=781#comment-474 The craving is there but how many of us are really willing to put efforts for the change? We just think and end up saying its the problem of system, time kiske paas hai, kaun dimaag lagaye, let it be like that, kya farak padhta hai etc etc. Simple question I ask is that how many of us have voted in the last election? how many of us have got voter id cards? how many of us have made efforts to enlist ourselves in the voters list of the place where we live? I am also no different from others but at the end of the day we just wish everything to be smooth. We have got into the habit of accepting everything, living in comfort, cribbing against the system and then just go holidaying on the day of election. I was also surprised to see the passion of the Americans who were there to vote at Midnight and chose their President. We need a similar passion for change. The craving is there but how many of us are really willing to put efforts for the change? We just think and end up saying its the problem of system, time kiske paas hai, kaun dimaag lagaye, let it be like that, kya farak padhta hai etc etc.

Simple question I ask is that how many of us have voted in the last election? how many of us have got voter id cards? how many of us have made efforts to enlist ourselves in the voters list of the place where we live?

I am also no different from others but at the end of the day we just wish everything to be smooth. We have got into the habit of accepting everything, living in comfort, cribbing against the system and then just go holidaying on the day of election.

I was also surprised to see the passion of the Americans who were there to vote at Midnight and chose their President. We need a similar passion for change.

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