Arundathi Roy recently noted “Today’s India lives simultaneously in
several centuries” How ironic but true. While nearly 10 Indian industrialists make it to the first 50 in the Forbes Richest Men in the World List the capital of India unenviably dubbed “The Rape Capital” of the country is a combination of incrdibly crowded, ill-smelling slums; wide modern roads and elegant vilas; the extremely poor and wretched; the fabulously wealthy and super-indulgent – and yet unable to protect its women travelling in buses in the morning. Who will take responsbility for this in the land of the Mahathma –
whom Albert Schweitzer observed “generations to come will scarcely
believe such a kind human being walked in this Earth”
Senguttuvan
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Senguttuvan / December 22, 2012
Arundathi Roy recently noted “Today’s India lives simultaneously in
several centuries” How ironic but true. While nearly 10 Indian industrialists make it to the first 50 in the Forbes Richest Men in the World List the capital of India unenviably dubbed “The Rape Capital” of the country is a combination of incrdibly crowded, ill-smelling slums; wide modern roads and elegant vilas; the extremely poor and wretched; the fabulously wealthy and super-indulgent – and yet unable to protect its women travelling in buses in the morning. Who will take responsbility for this in the land of the Mahathma –
whom Albert Schweitzer observed “generations to come will scarcely
believe such a kind human being walked in this Earth”
Senguttuvan
/