Raise your voice saying No Gaali at all

Posted by nilima shah on November 27th, 2018

It is trending now days to swear for little and abuse more. I swear to my mom that I am not lying. Just to showcase your trueness you put your mother into it without thinking whether you were right or wrong, also abusing someone or in a group circle is not bad at all, it’s a “YO” factor for our younger generation that defines how much cool they are. Present generation has lifted up their scale of using abusive words and use short forms, abbreviations like ‘Do you think someone has written C on my forehead’ or ‘BC what a joke you have cracked’

It’s not about blaming a single generation; it is something which our present generation has inherited from the past. Saying ‘kutte ke pille’  ‘ullu ka pattha’ ‘gadhe ka bachcha’ is not cool. In fact it is very uneasy if family members are using these abusive words which we treat very light weighted, in front of their children, they even laugh after abusing, declaring these words to be common.

Do you think if children come across with the same situation what will they do?  They didn’t react! No, they did react and no one can stop it if we are doing the same thing again and again within the family. Replying “You are not elder enough to use it” to children, wow! What a reply… by a father to justify himself, clap for him.

What father really wishes for his son, that whatever he couldn’t achieved in his life beside he wanted it badly, he wishes his son could achieve it; for sure his son is achieving it! Someone has said right “what goes around comes back around”

Elder should convey positively, the gist of their experience to their younger generation but they are not doing it, Please convey something fruitful otherwise we may late! It is said by someone that “it’s never too late” Time to raise your voice saying No Gaali at all.

Our Prime Minister Mr Narandra Modi had launched Swachh Bharat campaign on the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi to clean India just like swachh Bharat, this campaign is Swachh Bhasha campaign to make Gaali free India.  An initiative Gaali free India launched in year 2016 on 14 November, children’s day by Vandana Sethhi to give our kids a Gaali free future.

Mr. Narendra Modi has showed us a path of responsibility when he had launched swachh bharat campaign, it is the citizen of India who can unite saying ‘swachhta hi seva’ and can do anything. Let’s take a pledge saying No Gaali for our future kids.