Thursday 30 September 2010

Unsecular thoughts..

How much secular we are? The way Ayodhya verdict is being talked about and is being awaited by the population of our country doesn't reflect the so called "curiosity " but it reflects how our secular minds are working. I don't feel like watching television at this time (4:30) all the news channels are claiming to telecast the TRUTH. What truth they can show?

The truth is that our minds are not secular in any way. The way we are waiting for this verdict, shows just one thing that it really bothers us that whether the land which is suppose to named after A God, either belongs to Muslims or Hindus. Our reactions before the verdict itself shows our maturity and secular minds. The scene which is flashing everywhere on our televisions shows smiling judges who have become the stars and the curious media which is not allowing our poor judges to speak. I am not interested to see what the Verdict has to offer but I am keen to know that even after appealing for calm how calm our Indians would remain and mainly the political parties who have started mobilizing over the verdict.

PLEASE JUST DON'T GET BOTHERED BY THE VERDICT.
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6 comments:

  1. dhruv.mark30 September 2010 at 07:29

    i don't think that the people are watching tv for the verdict. they are watching to know the after effects.

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  2. dhruv.mark30 September 2010 at 07:40

    anyhow...i like the post.

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  3. शशांक श्रीनेत ®30 September 2010 at 08:18

    himani with himalayan thoughts
    nicely written

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  4. himani tyagi30 September 2010 at 08:44

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  5. AASUS-G-SHOCK30 September 2010 at 17:44

    I like the post

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  6. himani tyagi30 September 2010 at 22:32

    thanks all.
    @ Dhruv i respect your feelings as i feel the same. but all this curiosity is reflecting our un secular minds which should not be the case. may be the curiosity level is not high amongst the youth but amongst the politicians and religious devotees for sure.

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