My Country, India, Superstitious, Dirty, Corupt

How to fix this, with a smile :-))
When I came back to India from United States, it was so dirty everywhere. When I sit in a bus, the seat covers are dirty; the window glasses are dirty, with dust, with hair-oil stuck on to the bus window glass panes, by the sleeping people who were sitting there before, who were resting their head while dossing off. Dust pollution on unclean broken roads, with dust and carbon getting into my lungs, with cows, monkeys, dogs and birds eating from garbage cans and infected stray dogs with dirty infected skins on streets. People and stray animals having no proper toilets disposing on streets. Stinking open drainage besides street roads with flying insects and mosquitoes. Miss managed and corrupt high officers, entrepreneurs and politicians. Poor common man, Indian citizen, trying hard to earn his daily bread, frustrated, angry, mentally unstable, has injected may addictions in his life, like alcohol, tobacco and criticism, in order to relieve himself of pain, frustration and unanswered questions of confusion. The systems which are supposed to empower him, the schools, hospitals, and government are broken due to broken office barriers, irresponsible, addicted and confused. Apart from all this leaders like baba ramdev are being tortured by the corrupt higher authorities. The question arises as to how will this be fixed. We do not need violence of Rama and Krishna, but non-violence of Mahatma Gandhi and Buddha who can fix this system. Not with rivalry, quarrel and blood-shed, but with peace, brotherhood and intelligence. With constructive communication to convince the higher corrupt authorities. Those who can heal the huge masses of populations with their wisdom of serene peace. With an unshaken clear vision to accomplish. People say that they do not like my ideas. They do not have any money to spare for me. There are many like minded people but none are ready to help me, and to invest in me. Unable to find my like-minded life-partner, difficult to get married. I want to make one thing very clear, that I am writing this with a smile on my face, with optimism to fix everything :-))

Will it be possible for me to accomplish respect in such scenarios? Will I be able to accomplish an secured job? Will I be able to purchase property? Will it be possible for me to attain financial stability? The answer is that we have to create it over selves. We have to earn our respect here itself. We have to heal the bad to good with proper education. We need to be strong enough to convert the bad persons into good ones. We need to give them the respect, but at the same time not to give-up our good principals. Not to follow them, but to convince them to follow us. Only because we have something good within over selves.

Change in Orthodox Superstitious India.

In India people have a belief saying god created everything. In India people try to see god in every thing, in natures creation, they thing forgiving everything is god, in that way, sometimes a mosquito, created by nature, having living life and a soul, can cause malaria and other deceases, if spared of its life, it must be killed, if not it will kill others, may be its gods creation, but it must be killed. Similarly a stray dog, or a stray animal like cow, or monkey, or any other thing, which is hazardous or disastrous and infectious, must be controlled, healed and medicated in order to create a healthy society, people living in poverty, in slums, must be healed in the name of god. If not they be hazardous to societies. To neglect the unhygienic situations in the name of god is extremely dangerous superstitious and an orthodox behavior, in any culture, religion, tradition or society. Sometimes they call rats and mice as vehicles of god lord Ganesha, and snake as necklace of god lord Shiva. Sometimes contraception is assumed to be against religion or god, thinking as a child to be a creation of god. In order for India to develop, it is important for every poor common man to realize that God is a concept of optimism and wisdom, and nothing much than that.

Disinfectants in Railway stations:
The Train Engines need to be fixed and provided with sprinklers, which can sprinkle liquid disinfectants when they are in city station limits. This will disinfect the harmful bacteria and will help improve the hygienic conditions of thickly populated city station areas. This can also reduce odor and bad smell due to use of toilets within railway bogie compartments. This will also eliminate the growth of flies and mosquitoes within the city limits.

Respect for Mothers and Fathers in Orthodox and Superstitious Societies:

Many times it is observed that our society gives too much respect or in other words they blindly start following, listening and imitating their elders. They start executing elders commands as slaves, without any second thought. The reason to perform such an act can be many. May be they are dependent financially on their elders. Or perhaps they intend to fulfill their desire of achieving some material or intellectual objective. Some of the juniors act as if they are trained slave workers of their elders.

An independent and self sustained person, leads to creating an independent society or nation. Thus a person must be capable enough to judge whats right or wrong. One must not blindly follow commands of others (including their parents or elders). Me must not forget that no doubt India is a great nation, but still it has many CORRUPT MINISTERS. These ministers too have children who intend to follow them. There are destructive corrupt humans almost everywhere. It is not advisable to blindly follow them.

Cattle freely roaming on streets:

It is quite common scenario in India to see cattle like cow free to walk on streets. These cows are worshiped as a symbol of worship to Shri lord Krishna, considered to be one of the Hindu Gods. People bow their heads to them and also feed them with food grains, vegetables, fruits, etc. The majority of the population is never bothered about the hygienic condition of these animals. These animals eat a lot of left over besides streets garbage cans. They eat the rotten spoilt and infected food from garbage and certainly lead to harmful infections and deceases. They are constantly covered with lots of flies and mosquitoes feeding on their skins. The people never think that these cows which are supposed to be treated as Lord Krishna’s messengers, these cows are to be provided with better food and hygienic living environments in India. Instead these animals block the traffic and create lots of inconvenience by passing their dung and urinals on the streets. The question is when Indians worship them as messengers of God then why cannot they take care of these animals properly.
In India the similar thing happens with stray street dogs also.

Disinfectants mixed with fuels.
Is this a good idea to invent a disinfectant chemical which can be mixed in liquid fuels like gas petrol fuel and diesel? Which can kill and disinfect mosquitoes and flies when the exhaust smoke is expelled out of the vehicle.

Is it a better idea to equip the public transport vehicles like buses with vacuum cleaners, so that they can clean the roads as they roam around the city areas?

Orthodox and superstitious people in Indian remote villages offer animals as sacrifices to God, they kill them in the name of God and later eat the meat to get blessings of God. In Mansha Puja, Goat sacrifice to Kali at a tantric pooja room at midnight is a good festival to please Kali matha and get the blessings. There are tamasic Kali worshippers who offer blood of goat at night and perform poojas. (Read More)

In India the disinfectants, antiseptic dettol, rubbing alcohol, hydrogen peroxide, chlorine, etc are to be provided at a lesser and cheaper subsidized prices to be affordable by the poorest man. This can efficiently improve the living standards of poor Indians.

In Rishikesh and Haridwar we can see the followers of Lord Shiva called as sadhu, jogies with long uncut hairs and beards drinking bhang and smoking marijuana with an assumption that they can please lord shiva. As they believe lord shiva himself would consume them. These sadhus do not comb and clean their hairs leading to hard bids. Cannabis or ganja is associated with worship of the Hindu deity Shiva, who is popularly believed to like the hemp plant. Bhang is offered to Shiva images, especially on Shivratri festival. This practice is particularly witnessed at the temples. During the Indian festival of Holi, people consume bhang which contains cannabis flowers. Buddhism does not allow this, it would include all forms of cannabis among the intoxicants that a Buddhist should abstain from consuming.