Create HISTORY


 We always firmly say that we all are grounded to our roots, no doubt its a good sign for us, our culture, our coming future. But if we look at the back end we are looking at increased rates of divorce, domestic crime rate, joint families stepping towards nuclear families these are few examples and much more... Before reaching at a particular conclusion we should see both sides of the coin, why a particular thing is happening what are the reasons responsible for that, what would be its impact, can we control the situation if yes then at what level, what resources would we need... Main thing is are we going on a right track..

As per me the easy way to make any change in society- Start from yourself. If you want to see the change in others then start from self. E.g if you don't like hard words/abusive language then start first from your end. Stay calm and avoid using hard words or abusive language for others ( Just start from now) I know this will not work instantly but with the time you will see the results coming back to you - either when you talk to others, family members, your kids... It will start working.

This is one example and we can create many more, but only when we would like to start.. History is whatever I/you/we/they do today and post that it become HISTORY.

Now you have the key to create HISTORY.


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