Wednesday, September 24, 2014

Really? Who should get the credit?

While I am like every other Indian feeling so proud of the milestone achieved by the team at Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) for setting a record of creating history by becoming the first country in the world for entering the Mars orbit at its maiden attempt, I am at the same time deeply saddened looking at our political parties on creating nuances and drama about which party should be given the credit and looking at the cat fights between the activists of BJP and Congress. I watched the show on Timesnow last evening and felt so very ashamed to see two well-known activists fighting like cats and dogs over why the Prime Minister Narendra Modi did not mention former PM Manmohan Singh’s name in the courtesy list. For heaven sake why should be there such kind of talks?

Along with me, I believe every sensible citizen of India must be surprised at this ridiculous act and mindset of these people. For when the entire nation should unite and rejoice the victory of the scientists and swell with pride, these good for nothing people come forward to seek attention and verbalize all nonsense just to make their presence felt and make points which are seamlessly irrelevant. My opinion and words could be brutal but this is the frustration that is bound to be shown.

The real leader is not the one who divides but the one who brings people together, one who doesn’t fight to get the credit but the one who ensures that the mission is accomplished giving no importance to who gets the credit, because action speaks louder than words and empty vessels always make more noise. So, you politicians for today you are not our heros, our heros are those who worked day and night to make this possible with stringent budgets and worked against many odds. They inspire us and motivate us to think and achieve which seems impossible. Moreover, to see the flip side I think it is good that you behaved the way you did, because it is an eye opener for us the citizens to know how injudicious and imprudent our politicians are who are not worth being at the position where they are.