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Indians, generally, are very proud of the rich heritage of
their country. We have tall talks about the cultural depth of our nation. We
talk about the rich natural resources of the past and the present. We are so
proud of the origin of so many religions of the east from our nation. But, we
don’t care a damn about our lack of integrity. Our education, cultural
heritage and religious famous will have no meaning - will be absolutely
irrelevant - if we Indians lack integrity. Gandhi is piquant cry about this
nation was its unwillingness to be true - to be honest - to be integrated. What is integrity? In Gandhi’s language or idea, creed,
word and deed should be one. What we think should be preached and what we
preach should be done. We should be ashamed to know that we Indians are least
bothered about Gandhi’s most treasured value truth or integrity. Gandhi
lamented once that we were at once worshipping him and unwilling to follow
his ideas - especially truth. Corruption rocks this country’s very foundation. Any
problem can be routed back to one evil called CORRUPTION. The so called top
brains of our nation, engineers, doctors, government servants (which include
the top officials IAS, IPS, etc.), lawyers, bank officers, and down to
attenders have no moral scruples in getting bribes or indulging in wrong
practices. More than 75 per cent of the educated community firmly believes
that corruption is not wrong. They indulge in all sorts of unscrupulous
dealings to get their jobs done. Business has only one ethics - CHEATING. So
many scams have left the economy of this country in dire straits. Education and religion - the very foundation of civilized life of Indian psyche are at cross-roads. Only these two departments can transform at once a society at large and an individual. Unfortunately, in our country both these have failed miserably to transform or civilize a human heart. In fact, both have dramatically worked against civilization in our country. They have become a force to say the least: If the salt has lost its savior, where with shall it be salted? Does |
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