The Society Underneath

THE SOCIETY UNDERNEATH:
A society is divided into three categories, the upper class, the middle class and the lower class. India still walking the path of development still couldn’t eradicate the orthodox thinking of subdividing the society measuring the wealth standards. The marginalised class of the society faces adverse consequence for fighting to live in a society with dignity and pride. Do the people of India understand even what marginalised means; a ground of income different is separating them from every piece of happiness in life. We still couldn’t stand forth and overcome the conservative thinking of the society, and irrevocable discrimination on the unitary level. The development of country is generally based on productive, healthy and creative life of every individual of the society. The sense of togetherness is still in the “spreading” forum, where we being the country taking steps towards civilisation should have understood team spirit. The most deprived among these marginalised people are the children, a classroom doomed with the shallow appearance of the children are to showcase the enlighten field of immense happiness. The bones peep through the dirty cloths, which smell of filth. The bodies rugged with stones of liabilities are to float on the atmosphere of education. The masses looking upwards to the light of tomorrow are being reflected by the cornea. The hands telling the civilised people of the society to pull them to the open fields of fresh air are calling them closer. The legs so weak to take a step due to malnourishment ask the people of the society to serve them to grow. The fingers so friable with dark patches around the nails narrates us the story of destitute condition of the children. The society should understand that for a better future to imagine we need to first encourage every member of it to live in harmony and share equality in the society irrespective of any ground of difference. Knowledge has to reach every section of the society and let the children run their naked tongue on books of knowledge. We have to extend our hands to make a better tomorrow. India has to change its roots now so that we from a developing country can become a developed one.