After a long time we are fighting for some worthy cause, but with what I see from here in United States reading newspapers and watching channels, there still a big chunk of people missing. Looking at the crowd at Gateway of India, Jantar-Mantar, Bangalore, Pune, and other places and looking at the words of wisdom written on the posters I could easily make out that its all educated people, people from offices, colleges, and schools (which is good in a way). But we need to take care that we should not forget the people from other part of society those who work on hotels, restaurants, and daily wedges. These are the people who are major contributors in the voting system of India, unfortunately they make their decision over night based on who is paying for their drink a night before the election or who is paying them mere 10-20 rupees. Lets put some efforts to bring them into this revolution, or else we may probably face similar leaders again.
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Very well thought but dont you think Anoop they (the group you are talking about) are too concerned for their day's bread to think about all these reforms and steps against terrorism. And then there are those industrialists and s/w giants. In all this, I guess I missed any comment or reaction from any of them. Ambanis, Birlas, Tata or Malaya. They could surely play an imp part in these times. They have power and the resources to do it.
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