Facebook again provided an evidence of its strong candidature of being the latest dimension of society after press.
The group named “6th April” which ignited the sparks of revolution in Tunisia, got its expansion via facebook.
There is a mild buzz in Indian air, that “ does India also need a Tunisian revolution?”
Simple antagonistic logic is that if you can eradicate a malfunctioning government via democracy then why Indian people should follow the path of revolt.
But problem doesn’t end up here, in India people are in a state of choosing “ WORSE AMONG THE WORST” via their vote.
What Indian man can do if any of government, which he selects, is not even getting a satisfactory remark?
Only recycling those two or three bunches of politicians as our government, and being self-explanatorily glad is not a stand , which a citizen of such a great country deserves.
Second thing which goes in favour of revolution is voting percentage.
Now a days anyone can be our leader just via getting 27-28% of votes, which is a digit incapable to even pass a student.
These kind of problems are simply uprooting the belief of common man from democracy.
But a revolution like Tunisia can do no good in India because of its multiethnic, complex, giant social frame.
What we can learn from Tunisia is that if we people, we Indian common men want to change, then we can change.
There is nothing beyond the shaping capacity of our hands.
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