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Old age remains curse

Undoubtedly, old age is intricate. It is wholly natural. After middle age, one enters old age. As a result, all the bodily unease begins to surround them for additional years of life. It is more often made by them more special by their usual thinking. Here, it would be safe to say definitely that they try to live their precious life in finer manner. Older people become weak or helpless. They are bound to seek the help of others who show a humane attitude towards them. In turn, they feel good about their kindness. It is relatively safer to say that utter dismay & weakness somehow bring sadness to them. One aged person said that the weakness of the human body is a curse, straightly. It is the most vital boon from the Almighty. If the bodily weakness surrounds the human body, it compels us at least to realise the importance of good health. Sound health keeps a man free of all negative vibes.  It has rightly been said that health is wealth. It cannot be negated at all. We start fee...
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Rahul Gandhi changing political landscape

Parliament is a place to see and be seen, that is what the dome of democracy is to the elected member. How different is it that Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said he would not respond to an insult or demand an explanation from the BJP MP who did not feel odd in hurling words at him that were later told as the perfect mix of humour and facts? 

He cleared that he was not going to give up on the truth despite all the ways to insult or disparage him. He makes it apparent that he is not disheartened by this type of tactic. It’s seen by him as a form of nonchalance, and that freedom of being is what he leaves. 

Rahul stepped in when Thakur made a large fuss over making an indirect personal attack on him.  He did not feel uneasy in asking about his individual caste. This did not appear decent as Akhilesh Yadav Yadav could not resist asking him, "How could he do so?"

"You can happily insult me as much as you want; do it daily, but take it from me that we will pass the caste census in this House," Rahul said in a very confident tone,

He appears to be thoroughly inspired by none other than the Great Gandhiji. He is likely to have been treading the Gandhian path in his renewed journey to the country's politics. 

What happened in the Lok Sabha did not dissuade him from his full determination to stand formidable against the typical party politics. His revelation in this direction stands to cry apparently clear. He is not going to return from his resolve at the caste census. 

His such assertive utterances tend to be swiftly followed and it examines his straight retorts to the ruling party extraordinarily. Now the ultimate fact is that he is certainly not going to return from his firm stand. There are, at times, pointed insults and the political leaders remain unruffled for the party.

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