Saturday, July 10, 2010

A LESSON FROM BHOPAL GAS TRAGEDY AND MANGALORE ACCIDENT

Looking at the Bhopal gas tragedy and Mangalore accident it seems that we are not sensitive of human life.It was not that the govt. was not aware of the poor condition of the factory from which leakage of the murderous gas took place.But as usual warnings were not taken heed of and the nation had to suffer from such worse catastrophe.And now,in the aftermath of the tragedy it is disheartening that the sufferers still are devoid of adequate help from the govt. side.Similarly in the backdrop of Mangalore accident there has been such instances in whcich AAI was using incorrect friction testing tyre(see THE HINDU magazine of 4 july).The most important lesson we can learn from such happening is to value the human life and humanity.As in words of Einstein

Try not to be a man of success rather try to be man of values.

Memories of a father

The human voice can never reach the distance that is covered by still small voice of conscience-Mahatma gandhi


I was unaware of the crisis of emergency until my heart absorbed the feeling of a father from the book "memories of a father"by prof T.V. Eachara.It was during the emergency imposed by Indira Gandhi that his innocent child had to suffer the torture of police.As you go deeper in to the book you are more sympathetic with a helpless father.Finishing the book you will think deeply about that helpless father and Indian bureaucratic and political system.You can read the whole book and the struggle of a father here http://www.ahrchk.net/pub/mainfile.php/mof/170/ .

Please share with me your experiences and opinion.