Here is electricity cut off, Internet facilities are down, blocking of roads and traffic jams is very usual everywhere. One may think that it is the place affected by a natural calamity. There is a big NO because this calamity is the biggest innovation by the most talented creature of nature so-called “Humans”. He is busy preparing and hosting festivals, celebrations, and power show politically. This is the common scenario in every city, Metro or we can say village too. Everyone wants to be a public figure, wants to be famous. He is busy hitting humanity and busy with human degradation.
Keeping aside the main cause of festivals, Every religious and public activity, and so on. Making the different number of prestigious “Groups”, “Organizations” and setting up Pandals, we are trying to Unite. These are the most common things in most Indian cities, which are developing in their infrastructure, developing in their area, developing in the standard of living. Presently many of the roads in cities getting congested with poor hawkers because of the degrading self-discipline of human beings.
There are heavy traffic jams, low-lying cable lines, inadequate parking space, and a lack of traffic sense can be observed in us. Many times Devotees have to help their Almighty to reach his place without being damaged by a low-lying cable or being electrocuted. This also badly impacts on daily of everyone. And we are habitual to this inconvenience.
Huge banners or posters of size ranging anywhere between 10 and 20 feet and so on is the main point in this competition.
And We, the devotees arrange these sparkling and exaggerated decorations along with the roadside especially by blocking one side of the road or almost road sometimes for many days.
Does this really make sense?
The noise during every festival and public celebration, we can call it the show of power reaches every home in the locality and till the seventh sky, where almighty resides in its own form.
Why Loudspeakers are an essential element of each celebration type of Humans? This was not the case during our ancestors. We can analyze the CIVILIZATION of the Indus Valley people. I am damn confused why we do such nuisance.
Do we get to evolve in all manners of livelihood?
Why do all the festivals and celebrations I mean everything need crackers or loudspeakers to get celebrated?
Over the years, the spirit, principle, and the real motto of all festivals have been lost the different levels. Unsurprisingly, it has become a source of income, power, and popularity by making inconvenience to children, old citizens, and many more. Only a Few of the intellectual population always trying to make awareness by initiating various campaigns. NGOs are working on their (right at some extent) scale.
Does this really sufficient for such a huge population?
Everyone has to be self-disciplined as well as strictly self-aware. It’s the time to rejuvenate humanity in all its perspective.
Is there a need to mourn the martyrdom on the scale it is going on?
We can see plastic water pouches/bottles, teacups, and non-disposable material everywhere. Food is being wasted and thrown on the road. And many of the people are starving on another side and died due to undernutrition or malnutrition.
The role of police and administration in this entire ‘show of being alive is to provide safety, security, and management to the contributors of the festival of life. I salute the honest policemen and administrators who stand on duty for 24 hours and bear all this inconvenience to make our lives better and more convenient.
What we can do being the sincere contributor to our society:
Moderate the use of loudspeakers for all types of purposes. Get inspired through our needs and deeds.
Prohibit the public roads and “Chauraha’s ” for any time of public gathering.
Do not gather, purposefully to make the Blockage of roads which impacts badly on daily life and seriously affects emergencies.
Try to serve the welfare of humanity.
Behave and follow laws that make a beautiful society. Stop being the blind believers in anything.
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