Edward Raghul

While celebrating our Independence day, many will upload status, and stories on their social media and express their patriotism in all possible ways. They are proud of their India and its rich heritage, of course, it is true and they are not faking their feelings. But, what if they commercialize these feelings?? The product will be the best if it's made in India at an affordable price. That's why Jio hits up like anything. Ambani keeps a step up by advertising it with the Corporate Manager of India, Narendra Modi which made the common people think it's a product of the government. Even I, without more exposure at that time to current affairs, thought like that. Also, the companies like " Unilever" were  renamed " Hindustan Unilever Limited ", "General Motors" "Hindustan Motors", and much more...... Even "Boat" company, which business hiked as it is an Indian Product, has many Chinese investors.      

" It is not enough to love the children; they must be aware that they are loved" Nowadays the suicide rates among the age group of 10-25 keep on increasing for consecutive years. People with chronic pain, mental illness, traumatic stress/depression, loss/fear of loss, socially isolated, and feeling like they are a burden to others are more prone to commit suicide. These symptoms are extreme that a person with severe hardship alone can choose the option called suicide. But how a small child of age 10-25 can choose to disappear from his/her life as they have not seen the main problem yet and just trying to? But the result is just the opposite of our assumption. The only contact a child has is their parents and to a certain extent, siblings, and close relatives. So we can conclude that the parents-children relationship isn't good, they are not qualified enough to do so. But our society just keeps on glorifying parents which are even more toxic. Are parents are re