The Real Deal

The Real Deal

This right here is my first attempt to put my thoughts into words. Thoughts that have been on my mind for quite some time now. Thoughts that matter. Thoughts about change. About making a difference.

Let me share with you an intriguing article I came across in the newspaper a few days ago. The writer of the incidence went about talking about preferential treatment to a foreigner at a diner while standing in line to place the order. The foreigner was of the opinion that the misdeed that had just occurred was completely justified in a country like India! In fact, I myself was a misanthropic until a few important people in my life showed me otherwise. Now I strongly advocate the fact that we as Indians, as people rather, cannot blame the system when we ourselves haven’t done our part in bringing a change. As long as we remain passive we withhold our own right to judge the system.

Consequently, it’s time to change. Change our perspective before anything else. Therefore I bring to you a series of blogs about the change makers and the progress that goes completely unheard in the ocean of ignorance. And these people aren’t high profile. They aren’t the rich or the influential. They aren’t politicians or celebrities. They are the common people. Just like you and I.