huh... some how i always come up and write my brains out (not to a great extent) only when i have my exams....
i have my economics paper tomorrow, it's a prepratory for my graduation finals, it still is important, and yet again, as usual, i'm least interested...
the thing that is going in my mind could rather be offensive to some, so i'm a little hesitant in writing about what's going in me (it's contradictory to the objective of the blog-to write what's in my brain)...
there's always many things going on in a person, discretion should be made before writing shi*, especially in extra-sensitive indian society, so i drop the idea of writing what i actually thought of.
instead, i shall bring out my katha (story),
reading/studying economics always caffeines up the dormant economist in me... i tend to bring out my own theories and do situation analysis of the current times and trends in indian and world economies...
the apathy of today's youth towards economics and politics is very apparent due to the fact that these subjects involve a lot of theories to mug up, and our education system does not permit practical reasoning, so students distance themselves... if extreme theories are kept away, and logic is given a chance, they are rather interesting subjects...
one of my such analysis was about the demographics of india. we're the fastest growing population in the world... this is pertaining to a lot of reasons prevailing in our system and also society (i try to differentiate the system and society, 'cause in india, they are never in sync.).
the societal reason can again be various ...
1. lack of entertainment, not everyone has access to bollywood.. (humour)
2. competition with the neighbours or other known person.. (lol)
3. lack of knowledge..
4. and growth of radicalisation in some section of population (that too in 21st century)
i wonder when some of us are actually moving ahead, why do the others want to go back and the remaining are trying to curtain the shame under the banner of 'india shining' or 'incredible india'...
i shall write the remaining part when i face an economics paper the next time (oops, the next time is the final, i hope that i actually study books and my inner economist remain dormant...)
let peace prevail...
i have my economics paper tomorrow, it's a prepratory for my graduation finals, it still is important, and yet again, as usual, i'm least interested...
the thing that is going in my mind could rather be offensive to some, so i'm a little hesitant in writing about what's going in me (it's contradictory to the objective of the blog-to write what's in my brain)...
there's always many things going on in a person, discretion should be made before writing shi*, especially in extra-sensitive indian society, so i drop the idea of writing what i actually thought of.
instead, i shall bring out my katha (story),
reading/studying economics always caffeines up the dormant economist in me... i tend to bring out my own theories and do situation analysis of the current times and trends in indian and world economies...
the apathy of today's youth towards economics and politics is very apparent due to the fact that these subjects involve a lot of theories to mug up, and our education system does not permit practical reasoning, so students distance themselves... if extreme theories are kept away, and logic is given a chance, they are rather interesting subjects...
one of my such analysis was about the demographics of india. we're the fastest growing population in the world... this is pertaining to a lot of reasons prevailing in our system and also society (i try to differentiate the system and society, 'cause in india, they are never in sync.).
the societal reason can again be various ...
1. lack of entertainment, not everyone has access to bollywood.. (humour)
2. competition with the neighbours or other known person.. (lol)
3. lack of knowledge..
4. and growth of radicalisation in some section of population (that too in 21st century)
i wonder when some of us are actually moving ahead, why do the others want to go back and the remaining are trying to curtain the shame under the banner of 'india shining' or 'incredible india'...
i shall write the remaining part when i face an economics paper the next time (oops, the next time is the final, i hope that i actually study books and my inner economist remain dormant...)
let peace prevail...
