Saturday 5 July 2014

Isn't that too much embarrassing?

Recently I penned down an article portraying the current peril through which the NDA government is going through. Today the Modi government holds a great responsibility on its shoulders, and with such a broad and brobdingnagian majority in the Lower House of the parliament, this onus extends further to be difficult and takes a beating to dealt with.  Even the Congress government, which just retired out of the crucial post of ruling the nation, knows every bit about the contemporary plight of the whole country.
As of January 2014, the inflation is the country was at one of its highest at 5.05% , while according to the Planning Commission of India, which wittily lowered down the poverty line rather than uplifting the poor under the UPA rule, around 21.9% of the India’s total population is under the below poverty line. Unemployment figures range high expostulating the works from the previous government. As of January 2010, around 27 Indian youths continue to be preyed by the demon of unemployment. What’s more is that, India continues to suffer a fiscal deficit of $88 Billion (4.8% of India’s total GDP). All these factors continue to manipulate the story of India Inc. for worse making the current condition through which the whole nation’s poor as well as middle class people are suffering completely pitiable.
But one thing amid all such factors and problems that continue to hover over my mind, dismaying me is the witticism that today’s political parties are showing against the current government. The UPA government itself made one of the worst blunders ever made by any government and continued to be shrouded by the disastrous catastrophic events which marked the dusk of the grand old party of India, but notwithstanding knowing all the ins and outs of the problem through which the current government is suffering its busy decrying the new government.
Recently the Congress party lashed out on the current Finance Minister Mr. Arun Jaitley and Food Minister Ram Vilas on the current rise in the prices of commodities.
This made my mind propel its thinking process to find out the real reason behind all such things.
Rajiv Gandhi, the former Prime Minister of India, once made a statement that “Farmers sell their grown potatoes at the rate of Rs 2 and then the potatoes go through all the processes like transports, middle men etc. to be sold finally at the rate of Rs. 15” but unfortunately the previous UPA government could not check the problem, or I should write that all the previous Congress government have just procrastinated the matter for the worse. Till now even after more than 66 years of independence, the party which ruled the nation for more than 50 years has not been able to do anything to check this problem. The commodities undergo a huge increment in their prices from farmers to the consumers. Today, India’s unlettered farmers are being exploited excessively. Our famers continue to die out of starvation which the middlemen and the agencies continue to put profits in their pockets. Till now no government has thought about doing anything for that, so how can the congress blame BJP and the NDA government for the present inflation.

Inflation also continued to be a huge problem during the reign of UPA-2. It reached new heights smashing all he heights and at last ousted the government of UPA. Now the UPA knows how hard it is to tackle and check inflation in such a big country. Prices of many commodities are set at international level and our government can’t do much on such things. For example due to the present Iraq crisis today, prices of oil, petrol and diesel are definite to rise up. While on the other hand prices of things like onion and other edible things continue to rise just because of illegitimate hoarding by touts and lack of storage area. In the previous 66 years of independences, we have not been able to provide our farmers with storage area. And this is the reason why every year we continue to shed out our stale grains while on the other hands, our farmers, the parents of the crops continue to die out of hunger. According to Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IME), India wastes 21 million tonnes of grains every year, making thousand die out a life of pity. What a ridiculous and embarrassing thing! So much shameful that we can’t even provide support or lend a helping hand to our people. Disgusting!
This entire phenomenon can be applied to the problem of electricity too. Today most of the power plants in the whole nation continue to underperform and produce less, not because they can’t but because they don’t have enough requisites in order to transport the electricity to the house of the people. Actually we are not even having enough wires to service the made electricity into action. And this definitely makes every Indian curse his/her bad fortune.
These things are difficult to be dealt with but we could have overcome that thing if our previous government would have been better, but the main problem is that the nation lacked even a single leader for the last 10 years.
Today the whole nation needs to do something, something for the sake of change, something different rather than blaming the newly elected government, something that makes a change come out.

Jai hind, jai Bharat
Jai ma Bharti


No comments:

Post a Comment