Turning Point

This is the same bunch of people who had been lamenting that all the ills that india is facing is due to the west. Yet, it is the same bunch of indians who want to start the western notion of 'pyramid club' - Double standards at its VERY BEST - shameless Indians!

@Srinivas - Did the govt tell you to be on time for work? Did the govt tell you to be a member of toostep? Did the govt tell you not to harass anybody? The answer is a 'no' to all the questions. You are the one who decides what the outcome to the above question be. So, let us not speak about 'civic sense'. You guys are getting together to form a pyramid club - why don't you all get together and teach others some civic sense...about how to stand in a queue(for anything).?

Dear Mr Muralidharan/ Ms. Sujatha: I just thought of sharing a real life experience. A medico discontinued her studies in the second year due to shortage of funds. Her college principal financed her rest of the education saying that "You need not repay the money to me but try to help a needy person". She completed MBBS and won Gold Medal. Presently, she is a renowned doctor at Guntur in AP. Her son told me this.

i am ready to join this club !!!!

Thanks for sharing. Such stories/incidents want to say something but the message just remains in our mind and it does not travel nor do we try to follow. Lets not wait for its arrival in India lets begin it in India. I will as soon as I find the right needy person.

@ Munshi, you just cant blame the people. Its the failure of the Govts. to foster that civic sense. Yes. Mr. Murali said it right. Thank you very much Mr.Pi for this good information. With similar story line we have Telugu movie "Stalin" starring Chiranjeevi. A good piece of information.

"...In 64 years of Independence, Mr. Pi, had we Indians joined the "Pyramid Club", we would have alleviated poverty, educated our mass...."

Our culture is different, our attitude is different - this type of "pyramid club" will not work here. People here don't even have the common sense to stand properly and orderly in a queue (be it the queue for buying a train ticket or aeroplane ticket or getting into a bus etc). Pyramid club is NOT for Indians.

Wait and let us witness someone does the same in our country too where each individual is just an individual with no servitude to mankind and who are sleeping till now in the ocean of selfishness.
Thanks for sharing sir hope and pray for the day when I'll be able to initiate this effort.

In 64 years of Independence, Mr. Pi, had we Indians joined the "Pyramid Club", we would have alleviated poverty, educated our mass and would have given true meaning to "Right to Life"!  Thanks, Mr. Pi for posting this mind-stirring post!