When the demonetization started in November 2016, some people as always picked their respective sides for the issue and began developing their own fortress from which they would dessimate the argument of the other camp. But true Indians who still believe in the preamble to our constitution had a different approach.
For eg: Harini Calamur from Mumbai drew up a list of suggestions and shared it with her Facebook friends.
"#Demonetisation – what you can do to help:
a) Make sure you help people in your universe – drivers, maids, cooks, building security, to get liquidity
b) Order on your cashless system for them – grains, essentials.
c) Help them with paying utilities – with your debit/credit cards (it can be adjusted from their salary).
d) Help seniors in your area to get their cash exchanged – go with them if needed.
e) If you can do without going to the bank for the next few days, don’t add to the crowd there.
Will all of these help all the people in India – No. But, will it help 4-5 people in your universe – Yes. Can you do this?
I know that it is an inconvenience. All of us are facing it too. But, it is also a given – so the question is what can you do to help?
And, while intelligent people debate on whether it impacts black money or taxation in the long run; can you help your world in the very short run?"
And these are the ways we as Indians true to our heritage should behave when facing a problem in foreign land. There might be several problems, but if the approach to resolve them is progressive and inclusive nothing is far from resolution.
Panel Candidate
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