REVERSE BRAIN DRAIN
Completing 64years of independence this 15th august 2010, has India really became independent? What do you think belonging to an Indian citizen?
Let me make myself clear in this particular sentence that next month, I am going to U.S for my further studies. Are you interested? Of course, you are…!
From every single state of India, students like me, aspire to go abroad for further studies or jobs. Do we really think that India is not a hub for making our carrier bright? Then why don’t we choose to study in abroad since birth? Taking all the knowledge from our own nation itself, we apply it in other countries in sake of handsome amount of money and getting ourselves westernized. Taking all the knowledge from your own citizen and moving to another citizen for jobs or higher studies is broadly known as Brain Drain.
“DOOR KE DHOL SUHAAVNE”, is a very famous saying from one of the Indian writers. These days, it is the time for reverse Brain Drain. And believe me! I am happy to see this.
32,000 Indians returned from Britain due to recession and several other job hunters were rejected from several countries due to the same. And now, they are getting jobs here in India itself. Are they not satisfied with this? Trust me! They are…
Then, why don’t we just give a try firstly to our nation itself rather than making up our minds for abroad from the start.
Well, I must conclude by saying that reverse Brain Drain is happening just because of recession and one must think about our own nation’s per capita income. Under developing countries like Pakistan as well as developing countries like India, are the main migrants which move from one country to the other in search of jobs. Hence, the Brain Drain current is slowly reversing, which is a boon to a particular nation.
Looking back to the time of my childhood when my father taught me how to walk, my mother was my best friend, my grandmother shared her stories with me and grandfather fulfilled my wants of chocolates and toffees. It was the best time I ever had, where my wishes were meant to be fulfilled and now that I am 20, my wishes are just wishes…I have to work on my own to get them fulfilled as I am big enough to see things on my own.
When I turned 18, several other factors came into consideration. There were many people who wanted to come close to me, I have even given chances, but all failed…And then I remembered my mother, saying,” This is all attraction, infatuation, so, think before you take any step and don’t share your everything even when a person is too close to you.”
You come across through many hurdles in life which eventually becomes experiences, be it good or bad! And finally, those experiences teaches you how to deal with the outside as well as inside world…I don’t remember when was the last time my mother put oil in my hair…I don’t remember when was the last time I shared a cup of tea with my dad…I don’t remember when was the last time I even asked my elders about their health…I don’t remember when was the last time I visited my closest relatives…
We never understand when the time passes and we create distances with our dear ones.
But, we really miss all the love and care that we deserved. Although, we very well remember to ask our friends how are they, what is going in their life?
This running speed of time is taking us nowhere, but, away from the pleasure that we really need in life.
I personally feel that this is the same case with everyone of us. So,
“VALUE THE TIME AND RESPECT IT…”
Value the things and people around you who cares for you except your friends…Give sometime to yourself and think over it…
PWD plans to extend under-construction elevated stretch on Barapullah Nullah that connects Sarai Kale Khan and Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium up to the UP Link Road, after the Commonwealth Games. Knowing that 10,000 players are participating from different countries, the goverment of Delhi is delaying the construction after games. Although,the dates of the games were decided 8years back, the construction and metro work had to be completed by now. Is it the time now to raise the question of providing short routes to the commuters which would address the problem of congestion on city roads? The Delhi Goverment should have ensured that the project of construction had been speeded up and finished till now.
Why the government is lenient???
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Are you a middle class person? Do you use auto rikshaw for travelling? How much do you pay?
More or less?
I have written this article on my own experience which I have to face daily. These rising amounts of rikshaw wala's,is nothing but cheating and fooling the people.
I am pursuing Masters degree in Mass communication and have to go college regularly. In the morning 8.30a.m,I step out of my house,seraching for an auto rikshaw. And when I get these on a stand,they ask for just double amount of which they actually mean !!!
If we wont stop this now,we can't stop it ever. We'll have to take some action otherwise these rising amounts will make us empty handed...
There must be a rule by the goverment to run auto rikshaw by meter or set a reasonable amount from one place to another.
Don't go on my artilce but use your own mind because its your money...
Madhubala to Deepika Padukone,Rishi Kapoor to Ranbeer Kapoor-Cinema In India is growing day by day.
Well...there is no doubt that Bollywood actor Hritik Roshan is popularly known as a Dancing Guru...
Is he trying to be Singing Guru too???
Sounds funny ! But,that is what he has shown in his upcoming movie which is yet to release...
Hritik has sung in Kites...............
Anyways,I heard all the songs and they are super flop...Can't say anything about the movie...
Let's Wish Hritik as well as his father Mr. Rakesh Roshan "All the Best"...
No doubt,Hritik is my favourite too,but I just want to comment on his perfrmance of singing by which he is trying to gain more popularity...He is The Best,only with his acting and superb dancing...
A suggestion for him-
"Don't try to jump out of your field Hritik...You are the best in the way you are"
I saw him at the railway station. He was nearly 25 of age. Tall,handsome,fair in colour,extreme good looking guy was having groundnuts. My eyes could not change their view. I cannot stop myself from talking to him. Here is our conversation when i went near him :
I-What is your good name sir?
Sanjay Sharma,he replied.
I-What you do Sir?
He-I am working with a BPO in gurgaon.
I-You look damn good sir.
He-Oh,but not as good as you. So,can we sit somewhere and talk?
I-Yeah,sure sir.
He-So, Miss,what you do basically?
I-Simply love talking to you types of smart,handsome but unfortunately illiterate guys.
He-Excuse Me Maa'm,I am from CBSE background and completed my studies from Delhi University.
I-Well,that is not so bad but even after having such good qualification you don't know the use of 'Dustbin' ?
He-What ???
I-I've been noticing you from past 20minutes,you are simply standing,having groundnuts and throwing its peel onto the platform. No use of such good qualification,I suppose.
He,with his ashamed eyes,turned his pale face down and called up the sweeper after 1minute of break.
I-Thank you,gentleman. I hope its your own nation. I can't make illiterate people do this...but I suppose you are capable enough to make your nation 'Clean'.
"KEEP IT SAFE AND HEALTHY"
