We used to sing this song ‘Ek chidiya Anek chidiya’ in our childhood because that time we used to like it’s music. And today also we like the music in the same way we were liking and humming. But now a days as we grow up we do understand the real taste of this song and the need to understand the deep and beautiful meaning of the rhythm. Whenever I listen this song, I lost myself in my childhood memories. Sometimes, I listen this song over and over again! This song has an emotion and wonderful lyrics. Not many know that the inspiration behind the beautiful words is, in fact has lots of love. Even now, I pray that if I would get a situation where I can write such a lovely and inspirational song. I just love it.
Anyway, coming to the point. I read all comments written on the post Bihari or Indian! I need to rewrite what I meant to say and my intention is to introaspect ourself and my view will be beyond the narrow mentality of any such party politics.
No gujarati, no marathi, no tamilian, no bihari…please stop this all nonsense otherwise once again somebody like British will come some day and rule us. They will use Divide and Rule Karo funda, so why don’t we learn from our mistakes! Why don’t we realize we are INDIANS first then a tamilian, a punjabi, a hindu, a muslim, a marathi, a bengoli or a bihari or anything?
We need to start development activities not only in Bihar but in all the socially and economically backward states with the help of educated people of our beloved India living in different parts. As Anupam requested in his comment # 34, let’s talk HOW to make it the best place to live, work. I know we live in one of the best places in the world and we have ability to make our country a best place to live in.
Now come on, put your fingers on your keyboard and give your valuable suggestions…!
