Anil Tripathi of Jaagrati.org is an expressive writer. Here's an extract in which he pulls no punches to point out what's going on in India:

Looking at the current state of our country, no one can ignore the reality when :

• Children indulge into begging for gaining daily food.
• Almost maximum government work requires an approach to get it done.
• Some people send their children to high class schools in AC buses and some send their children to schools which lack even basic infrastructure and requirements.
• Children get into child labor for earning very less money.
• To get your medical treatment done, most of the time you either need to know the doctor personally or use some approach.
• Anyone can stand with a flag and call for a strike on some silly issues.
• People often misuse their powers and position or money gets priority.
• People have to wait for years to get justice.
• Almost daily new scams of millions of rupees come into picture.
• A good and loyal person fears more than a criminal.
• More than one lakh people die in road accidents every year.
• Many criminals are called politicians and leaders.
• We call cow our mother and to feed the same mother, we throw garbage on roads.
• The money paid by the people as tax, goes in building government projects where the politicians get a stone fixed in their name.
• People can damage a national property just to get their task fulfilled and to get reservation from the government.
• Many of the leaders chosen by us are the biggest law breakers and feels pride in doing so.
  
• The leader chosen by us is secured and the people who choose him are not.
  
• Undue and useless exploitation of our natural resources is done and we can't do anything about it.

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