Wednesday, 23 November 2016

Village richness ... ending.

23 November 2015 at 14:16 

To mop the floor with cowdung, fingers aligned so that the curves comes neatly, and then to cover the floor with the rangolis. Every Friday is a celebration of creation.

As much as we want to serve villages, if we also set to learn the essential joys and meaning from villages, the planet may yet be saved.

Instead the TVs bombard the villages, to teach them that real aspiration is in material possessions.



Komakkambedu Himakiran Anugula If you notice how Telecom, Consumer Electronics & Media are probably the only few industries which are growing rapidly, you'd think it's part of the plan to push lifestyles, products, aspirations to the village folks.

Komakkambedu Himakiran Anugula
Komakkambedu Himakiran Anugula We have 3G, FMCG & Tasmac across TN, but they don't show the same efforts in healthcare, education, agriculture and financial credit.
Aparna Krishnan
Aparna Krishnan Every agenda is dictated by the corporates. Yes, it seems a very clear and focussed single point stragety to rope in every village into their market base.
Aparna Krishnan
Aparna Krishnan We seem quite inept in front of them - even if we claim that moral power is on our side !
Komakkambedu Himakiran Anugula
Komakkambedu Himakiran Anugula what can we do when most of our own are on their side, unknowingly!
Aparna Krishnan
Aparna Krishnan yes. in another decade or so, the genocide will be complete. The schooled generation is already totally alienated from their ways and more. With each old person passing away, an ocean of wisdom, of skills and of knowlege is buried forever. When the rural community learns contempt for its ways of being, then its destruction is final.
Aparna Krishnan
Aparna Krishnan I would like to be optimistic, but sometimes it feels like living in a fools paradise.
Komakkambedu Himakiran Anugula
Komakkambedu Himakiran Anugula sad...but I like a good fight!
Aparna Krishnan
Aparna Krishnan yep :). why not !

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