http://www.harshadoak.com/2006/10/society/is-resignation-to-circumstances-inherent-to-indian-culture.html Harshad Oak's blog about India, Pune, Politics, Religion, Society, Books, Technology... Thu, 09 Feb 2012 10:17:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.harshadoak.com/2006/10/society/is-resignation-to-circumstances-inherent-to-indian-culture.html/comment-page-1/#comment-22947 Trust in India Tue, 03 Mar 2009 18:31:38 +0000 http://www.harshadoak.com/2006/10/society/is-resignation-to-circumstances-inherent-to-indian-culture.html#comment-22947 I think that resigning to circumstances is there in Indian culture from almost ancient times. Whenever things go wrong we tend to put the blame on our fate and even on Gods and do not come forward and take any initiative to correct it... I think that resigning to circumstances is there in Indian culture from almost ancient times. Whenever things go wrong we tend to put the blame on our fate and even on Gods and do not come forward and take any initiative to correct it…

]]> http://www.harshadoak.com/2006/10/society/is-resignation-to-circumstances-inherent-to-indian-culture.html/comment-page-1/#comment-40292 Trust in India Tue, 03 Mar 2009 18:31:00 +0000 http://www.harshadoak.com/2006/10/society/is-resignation-to-circumstances-inherent-to-indian-culture.html#comment-40292 I think that resigning to circumstances is there in Indian culture from almost ancient times. Whenever things go wrong we tend to put the blame on our fate and even on Gods and do not come forward and take any initiative to correct it... I think that resigning to circumstances is there in Indian culture from almost ancient times. Whenever things go wrong we tend to put the blame on our fate and even on Gods and do not come forward and take any initiative to correct it…

]]> http://www.harshadoak.com/2006/10/society/is-resignation-to-circumstances-inherent-to-indian-culture.html/comment-page-1/#comment-44 Sujay Thu, 12 Oct 2006 11:16:18 +0000 http://www.harshadoak.com/2006/10/society/is-resignation-to-circumstances-inherent-to-indian-culture.html#comment-44 well, it seems strange but true that we rarely resist. the other day i was watching a documentry on british television and it said that one of the prime reson is our undiluted belief in our customs and traditions. we have grown under the philosphy that if there is something bad or evil we do not have to punish or correct it, it would be done by god either in this life or the next. that makes us passive onlookers who are accept things as they are without any questioning. thats why even though we are a democracy for the past 60 yrs we still do not have basic amenities like water, electricty, shelter, food. well, it seems strange but true that we rarely resist.
the other day i was watching a documentry on british television and it said that one of the prime reson is our undiluted belief in our customs and traditions. we have grown under the philosphy that if there is something bad or evil we do not have to punish or correct it, it would be done by god either in this life or the next.
that makes us passive onlookers who are accept things as they are without any questioning.
thats why even though we are a democracy for the past 60 yrs we still do not have basic amenities like water, electricty, shelter, food.

]]> http://www.harshadoak.com/2006/10/society/is-resignation-to-circumstances-inherent-to-indian-culture.html/comment-page-1/#comment-40291 Sujay Thu, 12 Oct 2006 11:16:00 +0000 http://www.harshadoak.com/2006/10/society/is-resignation-to-circumstances-inherent-to-indian-culture.html#comment-40291 well, it seems strange but true that we rarely resist. the other day i was watching a documentry on british television and it said that one of the prime reson is our undiluted belief in our customs and traditions. we have grown under the philosphy that if there is something bad or evil we do not have to punish or correct it, it would be done by god either in this life or the next. that makes us passive onlookers who are accept things as they are without any questioning. thats why even though we are a democracy for the past 60 yrs we still do not have basic amenities like water, electricty, shelter, food. well, it seems strange but true that we rarely resist.
the other day i was watching a documentry on british television and it said that one of the prime reson is our undiluted belief in our customs and traditions. we have grown under the philosphy that if there is something bad or evil we do not have to punish or correct it, it would be done by god either in this life or the next.
that makes us passive onlookers who are accept things as they are without any questioning.
thats why even though we are a democracy for the past 60 yrs we still do not have basic amenities like water, electricty, shelter, food.

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