HOPE FOR BETTER FUTURE

Early morning i was in sleepy mood and thinking about the rains. it will come on time or not.what about the seed.how much money it will need to purchase,who will give it,and what will be the percentage of it.As son of farmer or belongs to farmers family everyone thinks it.early morning I was searching the option which deal had better but like a uncertain environment,negativity also was in mind about the future rain.i was in deep thinking and suddenly i heard the voice of my phone and keeping uncertain negativity in my mind i saw the screen of my phone for who was calling me in early morning.he was my father.i took the call and said hello before i taking any thing he started taking very enthusiastically.first sentence was him that,rain droped there ,i said no'.and he said from yesterday night rain was dropping here.and today i am going to purchase seeds.i said 'woww'its good thing for us and go ahed. in the voice of him i was feeling positivity,hope for future,but that all i was missing from last 1 year.whenever i used to talk them this type of enthusiasm was not in their voice and in their body language and this type of same condition were in all farmers.
once again rain created hope for them about the future.but as we all now uncertainty is the vital part of farmers life and it never ends.they again ready to play gambling.from last one year lasted hope again created.
All weather forecast says that this time effect of El-NINO on indian subcontinent is less and expected better monsoon for India.
My biggest idols are farmers. not only one but also all farmers who despite all worst condition never give up.and spread the massage us that Life Is All About Waiting and Watching.Win or loose its depends upon our consistency. so never give up.
#hats off to all farmers#

This year hope for better harvest and very important hope for no  suicide.

PUROGAMI MAHARASHTRA KA?

In shocking incident exemplifying the stronghold of cast panchyat in Maharashtra,a 20 year old woman from ahmadnagar district has been deserted by her husband and confined by her father after she allegedly failed a 'virginity test'.
The woman recently married a 25-year-old man from Nashik. Both are from the Kanjarbhat community, a nomadic tribe

The couple subjected themselves to the tribe’s controversial custom of checking whether the bride’s hymen was intact before marriage. This involves the community’s members waiting outside while the couple engages in intercourse on a white sheet. However, according to the husband, the woman did not bleed following intercourse.
The members of the caste panchayat then invalidated the marriage on grounds that the girl was not a virgin, despite her pleas that she had not bled owing to her training and exercise for a police examination.
Her in-laws allegedly took away all her jewellery, following which the victim and her mother attempted to lodge a police complaint against her husband and in-laws. But the woman’s father stepped in, and confined her and his wife to a house and confiscated their mobile phones. The girl’s father thought that involving the police would be a blemish on his caste.
To give her a second chance, the caste panchayat ruled that to prove the validity of her marriage, the victim would have to undergo another test. She would be given a metre of cloth, to be tied either to the upper or lower portion of her body. She was told she would have to run naked with this cloth with the male members of the caste tribunal chasing her, throwing balls of hot flour on her body. The victim rejected the proposal.
It is indeed shame that such acts of social exclusion prevail despite Maharashtra being the first to pass a law against social boycott and illegal justice given by cast tribunals.
At the beginning of the 21st century and the new millennium, everyone is aware of the need to be able to think with an open mind and to lead a rational life.Maharashtra has a long legacy of rationalist social reformers who always took an objective and informed stand against superstition. The constitution of India has stipulated adoption of scientific outlook as one of the responsibilities of every Indian and has included it as a value to be inculcated through education.
But It is indeed shame that such wrong practices are still present in progressive Maharashtra.

Source: THE HINDU