Human nature and their thinking

These two news made me think about the human nature, their views and opinion about their duties and rights. First news concerns a very responsible person, who governs a state. He is the chief minister of Jharkhand, Mr. Madhu Koda. What he had done during the election of members for Rajya Sabha was shocking. Actually he has not utilizes the right and privilege, which has been provided, and hence its shows his ignorance. Actually he did not cast his vote (he was asked to do so until the last moment). Firstly I want to let you know that this election is held biennially and only some special denizens have the privilege to elect the Rajya Sabha members. This includes Lok Sabha members and MLAs of that region. Voting is the right of any citizen and it is one of the factors which define the success of democracy. I think CM would have forgotten these things that day. But the fact is that he was present there whole the day. The reason, why he had not voted is that he did not want to get entailed in any kind of controversy by voting (he had multiple choices), as said. But I think that he should not think of these silly matters. He has the right to vote for the candidate of his choice. No one is there to ask for or to oppose against his choice. The hype would have been created only if media gets involved. This incident shows a highly irresponsible behavior.

The other news reveals determination and a great enthusiasm of a young woman for education. She is only 18 year and she is mother of a young baby. The different thing about her is that she had gone to write her matriculation examination while she was pregnant (she had delivered the baby in the examination hall). That makes me surprised, how brave she is and determined she is for her education.

Now, this news reveals two kind of human thinking. One is irresponsible and other is determined.

Our society needs the same enthusiasm, the young lady has shown.

(The first news was published on The Times of India on March 27, 2008 and second one was published on The Telegraph same day).