Most of us come from a middle class background. To put it in easier terms “A 30 rupee tender coconut is costlier than a 70 rupee soft drink.” Each day revolves around my family, my work, my daily needs. How many of us have really thought about pushing it forward.? This does not in any way makes you less responsible for yourself, but more responsible for your community.

This is not an ambitious Hollywood film to talk about revamping the Indian society, but like an accomplish-able task of cleaning your community like a Chetan Bhagat book.

Let me first take the issue that hits me the most, the people from the lower class. Everyday, to reach my bus I pass by a slum where I find naked young children peeing near a large river transformed significantly into a drainage. Irresponsible men lying on roads with empty alcohol bottles rolling. These images disturb me to a greater extent. How can we solve this? Is there any hope that the next generation of these people will improve?

The answer is , there are faint chances. The aspect that stops my community from coming to the next level is ‘Education’.

This article seems to have taken a much bigger twist than Dhoom 3. But the ultimate thing that can set things straight is indeed Education. This is a very localized term for every community. For a middle class family Education is Engineering or Accountancy. For a lower class family, Education is just to attend school.

But this term has several facets to it. Education is not books. Education is not answering all 16 mark questions in an exam. But, Education is to be aware and act responsibly. It is more about putting behind the ignorance and taking the initiative to act according to a problem.

So how do we educate yourself? Do not bore yourself with Economic times or the World news column in the dailies. Go out and look around. You will find an answer.

This is no way is going to stop you from having a basic educational background. But success to me and you is when your servant’s daughter attends university. Success to me and you is when the man next door starts sending his son to school. Success to me and you is when we play an instrumental part in bringing out the change.

Change your society. Change your country. Change .