What Should I trust?

What should I go on trusting: the serene sound of silence, well measured words spoken with care, or the tainted past? Are both real?

 

What should I trust: the desire of my heart or the reason of my suffering?

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If I were the PM of India…

at the least, I would:

• Remove cast-based reservations in educational institutes and govt. jobs.
  Reason: Some of the so-called “low-caste” people are really wealthy and some of those who are called “high-caste” are below poverty line (BPL).
• Introduce reservations for BPLs instead. Politicians will still get their votes. Don’t ask me why! Think. . .
  
• Implement performance-based ranking in govt. jobs.
  With the new pay commission, govt. employees will get as much as average IT workers in similar grades get. However, this increase in pay doesn’t promise better performance.
• Dedicate a part of income tax for agricultural purposes, to ensure growth of farmers.
• Fix issues (bad policies, corruption, education etc.) that don’t let farmers grow.
• Implement laws to discourage conversion of agricultural land into residential or commercial land. (previous point will be helpful here. IF the farmers prosper, they don’t need to sell their lands to builders.)
• Implement laws to practically ban black marketing in real estate so that everybody gets a chance to own a house.
• Ensure safety of people and improve public transport so that people use them more than they use their private vehicles. Save fuel, save environment, live healthy!
• Implement strict laws for the safety of environment.
• Implement laws/schemes to encourage inter-religion marriages.
• Implement strict laws to ensure the safety of women.
• Improve the existing laws and education system that are intended to encourage the birth of girl children.
• Implement laws and policies to encourage decent, educated, and visionary people who have leadership skills to join politics.
• Improve the income tax system to ensure corrupt wealthy people and politicians get kicks on their asses on almost monthly basis.

More later…

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