Working and staying at rural district places, I can’t help but notice the divagation between the types of people, the rural and urban divide. The people here are more satisfied, if not anything else; so as to simplicity is concerned.
Indian villages were considered to be the basic unit of our howling democracy, the unit which we apprize, exhibit and bury the same. It is like the dead man’s burden on the shoulders of the progressive capitalism. Very soon the growing man in the capitalistic economy will disembarrass the old and staggering.
This is the story which we see being rehearsed in every household on day-to-day basis. The old and floundering is replaced by young and the vibrant; the efficacy and the effectiveness are yet to be commented on. The one thing which can't be replaced even if assayed is that element of simplicity, which could never be substituted or even emulated by the new fittest.
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