A lot of people spent a lot of money to see an Indian film actor,Shahrukh Khan , totalling a tidy lot of cash. How much of it was paid to the extremely rich actor, we don't know . However, the sad fact is that while we spend money to see someone in three dimensions from a distance, we do not collectively donate money to help out the needy or enable a poor family to buy a rickshaw for income generation or put a roof over their head.Wednesday's newspaper , however,provided very useful news about a group that has started giving out interest-free micro - credit loan to needy enterprising people to enable them to improve their lot. This is an excellent idea and I deeply appreciate the initiative and their magnanimity to develop such an idea.This is an excellent example and we need many more such people , so that they can develop themselves.This endeavour deserves widespread recognition,appreciation and publicity so that many such groups can be developed, and more families helped out of poverty.It is our moral obligation and religious duty to help the needy in whatever way possible. We should learn more about this interest-free -micro-credit idea that has just been launched. More information on the matter from our dailies will.More information on the matter from our dailies will be very welcome!
Indian printers were recently ordered to print textbooks for the school-going children of Bangladesh.The policymakers are making Bangladesh too dependent on India.From the kitchen market to the bookstore,everything comes from there -eggs,onions,pulse, textbooks, you name it.What sort of independence is this when we are dependent on another country for each and everything? It is a shame.
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