Banglore will come through this.

Such great talent going to waste! That was my reaction to the Bangalore blasts. What if they had used this planning and execution to setup and run a business. They could have generated direct/indirect employment for a lot many people. Bangalore could have got one more entrepreneur. But alas it had its 1st ever serial bombings. Welcome to the terrorist map Mr. Bangalore!

It never ceases to amaze me as how people carry out these activities. I believe conscience of men differentiates right from wrong. So all kudos to the motivational gurus who can inspires souls to carry out these ghastly activities. Again it makes me think what they could have done in the fields of management and leadership.

Every action has repercussions. Only thing which is not certain is the time. History has told us this time and again. If evidence is found against people of certain sects or believes it will surely grip the nations psyche. Those who have been directly/indirectly affected will definitely have some bitterness in them. This when mixed with motivational gurus will manifest again in a ghastly act. If something was done wrong this was because of certain other people and not the ones hurt.This is something these people do not realize. Or maybe they deny to accept it.

Responsibility in ones action ensures that the actions being carried out are in line with ones conscience . Sometimes I wish that I could have the ability to read the mindsets of the terror kings. I have never yet understood what goes in their heads and makes them do what they have done. For I can not believe that ones conscience can allow one to kill innocent people. Resposibility halts the cycle and helps to criticize constructively.

Constructive criticism is something which we need to incorporate. It makes a poor start a business and eradicate poverty from the lives of millions. It makes somebody pledge that he would assist all road accident victims because no one had helped him. It makes somebody believe in India in spite of feeling vulnerable in our homes.

I am not in Bangalore, not from Bangalore rather I am sitting in the comfort of my home far form Bangalore. Still I have been compelled to pen this down for I am an Indian. My heart reaches out to those in pain. And I am sure all Indians would feel the same.

Jai Hind!