This feeling was never so intense until i visited the 'The Collection' mall in Bangalore.I have visited many elite and luxurious places around the country.Don't know what happened this time,it just carried me.
India as a single country has split into halves. Being from an suburban city i respect people beyond their financial status.A country where people fight for living where literally people wear what they get. I was here in a place where a single jeans costed around Rs. 26000 /- . This had taken me into an dilemma between materialism and inclusive growth.Not because i couldn't afford it but because it was not worth it.
The word 'inclusive growth' never was so meaning full until now.This had shown me two outmatching countries in one.Only a person from an suburban city can feel this as he has been in farms where sweat and blood mix to produce, to glazing hyper malls in metropolitan where it is consumed.Inclusive growth is deadly needed in our country or we may loose our heritage. Our villages,our culture and most importantly humanity will perish. I am not against freedom of living for different financial classes.
Every living creature on planet has an right to have his equal share of resources that mother nature provides.But human race just for so called pleasure or comparative success has drawn lines of inequalities by creating fake webs like economy,religion,race and many more.Knowing that everyone & everything is going to end some day why should we live in inequalities.why dint we follow the nature.
Now i come to know why our saints boycotted this materialistic pleasure and searched for eternal pleasure.
But now we live in present, and to make it pleasant we need to work with responsibility.Social responsibility and inclusive growth are the words we should work for ,to make our nation feel happy we need overall in depth development.
The corporate world which is riding on the superpower wave can and should make this happen.
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