Retarding The Nation: Freebies and Financial Relaxations

 

Economics had taught me that a Nation witnesses two phases of boost up. One is growth and the other is development. Growth is when, a particular section, area, or field finds a comparative boost up from the previous years, or other competitive nations. And, Development includes the altogether growth of the economy. Which surely means no negation, no partiality, no section of the society being left out, no community being oppressed on any grounds. Development of a Nation reclines on the seat of an overall mass economic growth inclusive of each and every citizen, in each and every industry of production.

But where are we?

In a class which I was attending a few days back, my teacher said, “We, Indians take freebies for granted”. True.

As much as we question why the petrol and tomato prices are increasing rapidly at a blink of the eye. We do not argue much when suddenly the state or central Governments announces freebies like ‘lakkhi-bhandar’, ‘rupa-shree’, ‘free bus fares’ or ‘free metro fares’. All of a sudden we all feel so Bhagyashree:
Like, if the country is facing inflation and people have to pay double the amount for consumption of food and diesel. Then from where does the Government relaxes so much unaccountable fund for such freebies?

I am not against freebies. I am just asking.

Won’t you agree that such economic relaxations should be granted to the ‘economically’ weaker section of the society? The millionaires’ daughter really doesn’t care to squander her precious little twenty rupees for a metro or bus fare. But the same amount values much more to the labour who barely has a daily wage of 300 Rupees.

Economic and financial relaxations are not a luxury. If granted and distributed wisely, the people of the nation which actually relish and find solace.

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