Scene1: Security asking me to wear the ID card around the neck (does it not look like a license on the dogs neck ;)
I was wearing the ID card as usual on my pant pockets which is clearly visible to anyone.. for the security too... his question was "why can't you wear it around the neck?" I said I am not hiding anything and I am feeling more comfortable wearing it this way... and then the words exchange started... "you are for the government.. and government is not for you" for which I promptly replied... people make the government and the government is for the people... I asked him again if his problem was me not having the ID or not having the ID around me neck... then he stopped somehow and said I can't win talking to you ;). I don't feel this as a victory or something... but before questioning they should know the purpose of ID and students are not someone who has to follow whatever these guys demand...
Scene2: Me and Anand questioning some B.Tech girls about putting the garbage on the dustbins and keeping the college clean...
First response I got was... Does college appoint you to question you like this?? why that question in first place.... don't you feel responsible for what you do? does anyone tell you at home not to put the garbage in the middle of the hall??? I asked again "is this not your college?" cooly one girl replied... no this is not my college.. then why the hell do you come and make my college dirty....
people... please realize yourself that public place is just like your home... and please carry on the same responsibilities which you follow at home to keep it clean....
all these sayings are like "shouting at deaf people"... I will keep shouting or make it in writing or make pictures.. and find new ways to make you people realize what you have been doing to your surroundings....
"prevention is better than cure... or rather prevention is the only cure.." not just for AIDS but for polluting our nature too...