Today  Sapped comes to life. However, the Indian sun proved a lot more merrier than the Indians themselves. While at one side of the world, Indians were rejoicing the birth of a new era with the discovery of water (H2O) by Chandrayan 1 which happens to be the first time solid proofs were collected by humans of any country (NASA had belief but no evidence) and the assumption of the possibility of life once again throbs in every intellectual mind, on the other hand, racial discrimination of Indian students in Australia once again reaches a breaking point as a good number of agitated and grieved Indian students collectively marched the streets of Australia shouting slogans against racial violence. This reminds me of an interview by NDTV of an Indian student residing and educating himself in Australia, who unfortunately, has been made one of the unlucky victims of this racial bias. The student faced such slighting comments from his one of his own professors: “Indians can be good laborers only… they can’t become managers… like Red Indians.” Why yes, which Indian’s blood won’t boil at this point? I can hear every Indian heart beating with a constant pulse that reverberates throughout the air saying, “Just one chance. Give me one chance to prove myself!”

Yes, perhaps John Bramby, the Victorian Premier who visited India recently, is doing a good job while calling these hideous incidents as “an assault”. But hey, where are the results? I heard the Australian PM claiming “stringent” punishment against such wrong-doers. But the question remains hidden at grass-root level.

Let us transcend from the Indian territory to the macrocosm.

Can racism ever end?

Can it be subjugated?

Can education prevent it?

Or perhaps, we need some spiritual awakening…

But why are Indians pointing at another country? Don’t we know how dark girls are treated here? Well? The largest selling cream in the sub-continent is- No points for guessing, Fair and Lovely!

Moving Around,

At another part of the country (lets go north), India’s biggest and most prestigious medical institution, AIIMS suffered a show-down with twelve of the senior doctors resigning from their services without adequate reasons! Now, I heard CNBC saying that at AIIMS specifically, the government spends around one crore rupees on every individual to make him a responsible and knowledgeable doctor. Well? The question is, have you given a thought to the demand of establishment of six more AIIMS across the nation asap? Ahem.. a purely terrifying thought!

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