The Emerged India

At Chennai Central Railway Station

This is Chennai Central Railways Station. I am statnding on one of the platforms here. I am on my way to my village in Kerala. This train starts at 7 pm, runs around 700 kilometers in less than three hours and reaches Ernakulam Junction Railway Station at around 10pm. From there, I shall just walk down to the Maglev station and catch a train. This train covers nearly 40 kilometrs in 8 minutes. Luckily, it has a halt at Olavaipe Railway station. After getting down at the railway station, I shall walk to my home. That means, by around 11PM, I am back home. Exactly about 4 hours ago, I was in Chennai !



The Maglev Station at Olavaipe

Last night I have been to the Porur Lake in Chennai. How marvellous it is! The jaw dropping scenes all around the lake is attracting lots of tourists to Chennai. Cooum River is no longer a dirty stinking water body. Instead it carries drinking water that is enough for the entire metro.


I went to Chennai to meet some officials at the US Consulate. There is an increase in number of workers -skilled and unskilled- from US,  interested in taking up jobs in our country. I need to go to different cities of America  and European countries like Germany, France and Italy to conduct interviews and recruit people. Now, more and more people from these countreis are queueing up in front of Indian embassies in their countries to get visa.

Thanks to the liberal policies of the government and the new outlook acquired by the citizens, I could start a transformer manufacturing unit in one of the Industrial Parks in Kerala. This industrial park is situated right in the middle of my village!  There are around 20 more such well constructed and managed Industrial Parks in Kerala itself. People in Kerala stopped politicising and communalising everything.

Finally I followed the dictum - if you cannot conquer it, join it. Power factor and magnetic lines of flux were like nemesis. The magnetic flux lines used to choke me consistantly. The mistery of flux and power factor are not unraveled yet, but, I decided to live with it. 

My transformer factory employs around 500 employees, mostly from US and Europe. Most of the Westerners working in my firm can speak Malayalam so fluently. All of them speak Inglish. I recruit only Westerners who know Inglish. Now, if we happen to travel in US cities like LA or New York or any European cities, we can see a number of advertisements offering spoken Inglish courses to the public. There are a number of institues all over these countreis that offer speoken Hindi courses also. I could see many Indians in Western countries now more than willing to speak in their mother tongue. Their children too are encouraged to speak in mother tongue. Not knowing mother tongue is no longer a fashion among Indians.

A fly-over in Patna

My company is exporting high quality transfomers to all over the world. China is the biggest market for us followed by our very own Uttar Pradesh. UP, of late grew, by leaps and bounds. The growth rate of the state touched more than 30% in the past many years. This is 5% above the national average. No elephant menace any more. People started thinking about things out of the caste and religious boxes. I have a plan to set up a manufacturing unit for robots in Olavaipe. There is a great demand for the state of the art robots in the automated industreis in Bihar and Uttar Pradesh

My wife is a suceessful sofware solution provider. She has established a multi-crore Software Solution company in an IT park situated in my village. Her firm provides comprehensive software solutions to the huge automated industries in Bihar. Bihar is now known as the power house of India. No more caste based violance, no more starvation deaths there.  Another exciting thing about Bihar is that it has become the most literate state of my country now. Nalanda has become the knowledge capital of India once again 

Now, there are no party flags fluttering in front of the manufacturing units. Last time I have been to Bangalore. There too, they have stopped insisting Karnataka Flag in front of the manufacturing units and offices. The only flag fluttering everywhere in India  is the Tricoulur. No more Jai Telangana slogan shouting. No more Jai Maharashtra slogans. Maratis have started looking beyond the borders of their state. Maratis and Biharis have become Indians and started living together in perfect harmony. Kasmir issue has been resolved. Everyone accepts that Kashmir is for every Kashmiri. No religion is the sole proprietor of Kashmir. Only human beings who accept all other fellow human beings live there now. They are all Indians. All those stone throwing morons underwent reformation, accepted the inevitable and joined the main stream. They live happily ever after that...

The Lane Discipline - Indian Model

Indians are a disciplined lot. Corruption is buried along with many more unpleasant things long time back, Though traffic is more, people show amazing lane discipline. This ensures smooth flow of trafic even during peak hours. There are bridges over bridges wherever roads intersect. Punishment for traffic violations is severe that includes cancellation of licence. Policemen are no way interested in petty amounts handed out by the motorists

All the palatial places of worship are converted into hospitals, orphanages, old age homes or  shopping malls. In Kerala, many of the places of worship looked like five star hotels once upon a time. The civilised society, lately realised the dangers of encouraging man made disasters like religions and gods. They could manage to contain these disasters to a great extent now.


Religion has been declared a private part of the human body. Those who opt to follow religion shall keep it stricltly as a private affair and is illegal to bring it up in the public realm. The most heartening news is that the sick minded religious leaders and priests found their right place -the mental assylums. They happily settled down there along with their fanatic followers. Men, women and children at last found peace of mind. They learnt the art of  peaceful co-existance with various faiths and idiologies.

In my country, the Prime Minister is no longer remote controlled or appointed. We have an able leader who has been elected by the people, and he leads a government of the people and for the people. Chief ministers are not selected based on caste or religious considerations. Merit and only merit matters. We still have democracy in its truest forms and secularism and socialism are the leading lights of governance.  Anna and his team miserably failed to goad my country's democracy towards military barricade. Jai Hind