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It is not that bad to copy but to copy without any logic is just like making chicken curry without any chicken in it. Our educational system is such that it forces us to copy in every exam. And what can a student do when the syllabus seems to be like Khichdi. Khichdi in the sense; there is science, history, economics, geography, civics, English, mathematics, Hindi, Sanskrit, some random regional language, drawing, PT, craft, general knowledge etc. mixed together to crush the originality and interest of a child. There are such chapters included in our books which may not be interesting at all and are just deleted out gradually due to no practical implications in our day to day life.
If we talk about the educational sector, then each year India produces about 30 Lakhs robots from which 10 to 12 Lakhs have an engineering degree, i.e a higher version of Android: Indian Humanoids. Starting from the syllabus to the teaching methods, all are exactly the same how the British used to teach us 60 decades back. The matter of fact is that the British wanted workers who can work with their mouth shut with zero creativity and based on that the curriculum was designed. But we Indians considered it as the standard and idealized system to teach our children although the previous Vedic systems were more effective in making creative and specialized individuals. Still, we shout out in the dark, why our students are not into something big and innovative.
Indian parents want their child to go to the US and have a dollar salaried job so that they can widen their chest in front of the family and neighbors and show pride as if their son has got a Nobel prize. The last Nobel prize an Indian won in the field of science was Dr. C.V Raman in 1930 and since then we are resting in peace and grabbing peace prizes.
If we talk about the educational sector, then each year India produces about 30 Lakhs robots from which 10 to 12 Lakhs have an engineering degree, i.e a higher version of Android: Indian Humanoids. Starting from the syllabus to the teaching methods, all are exactly the same how the British used to teach us 60 decades back. The matter of fact is that the British wanted workers who can work with their mouth shut with zero creativity and based on that the curriculum was designed. But we Indians considered it as the standard and idealized system to teach our children although the previous Vedic systems were more effective in making creative and specialized individuals. Still, we shout out in the dark, why our students are not into something big and innovative.
Indian parents want their child to go to the US and have a dollar salaried job so that they can widen their chest in front of the family and neighbors and show pride as if their son has got a Nobel prize. The last Nobel prize an Indian won in the field of science was Dr. C.V Raman in 1930 and since then we are resting in peace and grabbing peace prizes.
There is a saying, “If the starting is good, then the ending must be good” and this might have been said by an Indian only. The fun fact is that most of the people of India neither have a good start nor a good ending. And the remaining middle portion is crushed and destroyed by BOLLYWOOD, the other big illogical thing existing on the planet.
Bollywood is a platform where few attractive people wearing colorful clothes conduct a scam and invade our logical sensitivity by faking emotions. The popularity is huge because being popular is directly proportional to being illogical in India. Not only Bollywood but the other woods also contribute shits to this humongous pile growing every day in India.
The entertainment industry faking on us is not that shocking but if the manufacturing and technology industries are doing so then it is a serious issue. Not talking about big guns, let’s start with a small device which rules the wrist of every people around the planet. Yeah, of course, the watch it is! There are the watches from the Patek Philippe, Gérald Genta, Maitres du Temps, Frank Muller, Rolex, RADO etc. which are dream come true to wear and there are these watches which are the copies of them having background images of small dials. These small dials are just for show off and have no purpose at all. Just think as a designer who is copying the expensive watches and see the small dials which seem to be very intricate to copy. And for this complexity and lack of skills, he just prints the dial in the background image. Problem Solved!
We Indians love to show off and this is how we do it, by creating copies and that too not exact replicas but cheap ones. We have successfully copied and marketed products of big brands like Apple, Sony, D&G, Nike, ADIDAS and many more. The duplicate names are hilarious to look at. For example, Nike becomes Nikey, Sony becomes Sonni, Adidas changes to Addidas etc.
Even if a product has an Indian origin of manufacturing, the salesmen sale it to the foreign brands at cheap rates and after few inspections, quality check, and tagging the same product is sold back to Indian vendors at rates double or three times the price of origin. The most astonishing thing is people buy those stuff from foreign brands but not from local vendors. This is the rate of illogicality stuffed in our brains.
The imports from China in terms of techs and gadgets to India is 95% more than the exports to China. Made in Japan, Made in China, Made in Thailand, Made in the USA are the imprints we feel proud of while buying our products. And made in India products are thrown to gutters and are the symbol of shame and disgrace. The Indian Standards which we follow to design, manufacture and analyze a product is also directly copied from the American and European Standards. The so-called Indian standards only exist in papers but in reality, it doesn't even exist. The Indian designers should not be designated as designers rather they should be called as copycats or copy-paste aces.
The whole Indian Constitution is also a copy of the British Constitution and requires a huge revision if we genuinely want to implement it in Indian lands. The Municipal corporation's dumping standards are even better than the political standards nowadays. Politicians who form govt and rule the country have qualifications we will pity upon. Still, they rule us, generate agendas and budgets for the national development. And we say why there is no development! The number of scams in India is directly proportional to the number of politicians in the governing bodies. And the figures of scams are more than the budgets in a specific sector, quite surprising, isn't it? Moreover, we provide royal treats to these blood sucking scumbags by paying heavy taxes and revenues. With these revenues, they promise us to give satisfactory services and maintenance but all the money get flushed in the commodes of their filth and greediness. Still, all the well educated and well-endowed youth run for green cards to foreign countries and settle there. No educated person is interested to put his hands and legs into the political drain. But if none of us will go down for the cleansing then there will be jams and blockage in every path ultimately deteriorating the growth of the people & nation.
I guess there is a lot to do and all of this can be done by our dynamic generation only. The youth blood is hot and can bend metals if put into right channels. The experienced ones should cooperate and join hands to change these illogical attitude and run for an logical answer which is the need of the hour.
Even if a product has an Indian origin of manufacturing, the salesmen sale it to the foreign brands at cheap rates and after few inspections, quality check, and tagging the same product is sold back to Indian vendors at rates double or three times the price of origin. The most astonishing thing is people buy those stuff from foreign brands but not from local vendors. This is the rate of illogicality stuffed in our brains.
The imports from China in terms of techs and gadgets to India is 95% more than the exports to China. Made in Japan, Made in China, Made in Thailand, Made in the USA are the imprints we feel proud of while buying our products. And made in India products are thrown to gutters and are the symbol of shame and disgrace. The Indian Standards which we follow to design, manufacture and analyze a product is also directly copied from the American and European Standards. The so-called Indian standards only exist in papers but in reality, it doesn't even exist. The Indian designers should not be designated as designers rather they should be called as copycats or copy-paste aces.
The whole Indian Constitution is also a copy of the British Constitution and requires a huge revision if we genuinely want to implement it in Indian lands. The Municipal corporation's dumping standards are even better than the political standards nowadays. Politicians who form govt and rule the country have qualifications we will pity upon. Still, they rule us, generate agendas and budgets for the national development. And we say why there is no development! The number of scams in India is directly proportional to the number of politicians in the governing bodies. And the figures of scams are more than the budgets in a specific sector, quite surprising, isn't it? Moreover, we provide royal treats to these blood sucking scumbags by paying heavy taxes and revenues. With these revenues, they promise us to give satisfactory services and maintenance but all the money get flushed in the commodes of their filth and greediness. Still, all the well educated and well-endowed youth run for green cards to foreign countries and settle there. No educated person is interested to put his hands and legs into the political drain. But if none of us will go down for the cleansing then there will be jams and blockage in every path ultimately deteriorating the growth of the people & nation.
I guess there is a lot to do and all of this can be done by our dynamic generation only. The youth blood is hot and can bend metals if put into right channels. The experienced ones should cooperate and join hands to change these illogical attitude and run for an logical answer which is the need of the hour.
