"Different Strokes!":

## "Game of Politics !": Most of the observations one makes, are based on the perceptions of the situation at a given point in time. Human perceptions are amalgam of information available from media and other sources, beliefs, experience of self, others and so on.... Ultimately in a political game of Power, such public perceptions only decide the outcome. Rationality at least in Indian Politics unfortunately, gets a back seat, compared to emotionality, though prudence demands otherwise. In such a case, the outcomes and hence possibly, progress and development possibly could have been much better. In any case, it's wise that one should therefore, refrain himself from participating in social media, in this complex area of politics. ## Most of the observations one makes, are based on the perception of the situation at a given point in time. Human perceptions are amalgam of information available from media and other sources, beliefs, experience of self, others and so on....Ultimately in a political game of Power, such public perceptions only decide the outcome. Rationality at least in Indian Politics unfortunately, gets a back seat, compared to emotionality, though prudence demands otherwise. In such a case, the outcomes and hence possibly, progress and development possibly could have been much better. In any case, it's wise that one should therefore, refrain himself from participating in social media, in this complex area of politics. ## True and meaningful observation is not about what happens around but about what you think of your impressions of it within. ## Opportunity is like dew on leaf; more you try to grab it before it goes away. ## Everyone is harping about Economic and Material Development; but what about Ethical and Moral Development? If it is in place, then all other developments would follow and percolate equally, down the line. ## Spend at least some time every day in thinking within; it's an excellent exercise for your mind & intelligence. ## There is a definite Peak of achievement for every one; he cannot go beyond that. Trouble is each one's peak is different. All the stress is the by product of comparison arising out of such differences in Peaks. When most of the films turn out to be flops, why those associated with it, can't' judge before, what common cinegoers judge, afterwards? ##