The Old Folks and Politicians Holding Back India

In India, we have this group of old people who used to be professors, scientists, government workers, and spiritual leaders. After they retired, they didn't stop talking. They keep giving advice and lessons, even though they're not in charge anymore. And to make things worse, the politicians join in, using flashy objects, models, and babes to distract the young and keep them from leading.

Why Do They Keep Talking?

These old folks were once really important, doing big things in their jobs. But now, instead of just enjoying their retirement, they keep telling everyone how things should be done. 

The retired professors still want to teach, but not in schools. The scientists write in newspapers instead of working in labs. And those who worked for the government, they still try to run things from the sidelines. 

The Spiritual Leaders

Then there are the spiritual gurus. They talk a lot about being wise, but sometimes, it feels like they're just keeping things the same instead of helping us grow.

The Politicians' Dirty Tricks

And the politicians? They're the worst. They know young people want to lead and change things, but instead of helping, they distract them. They flash money, fancy cars, and even bring in models and babes to seduce the youth, making them forget their dreams. These politicians care more about staying in power than letting the country move forward.

A Problem for India

Here's the big question: If these old folks and politicians were so good at their jobs, why is India still called a "developing" country? Could it be that their advice and distractions are stuck in the past, not helping us move forward?

What Can We Do?

Young people in India should start asking questions, not just listening. Don't fall for the shiny distractions the politicians throw at you. If these old leaders and politicians really want to help, they should support the new generation, not just talk to them or trick them.

A Challenge for the Old and the Corrupt

So, I'm asking these old leaders and politicians: Why keep giving advice after you've retired or using cheap tricks to stay in power? Are you scared of not being important anymore, or do you really want India to move ahead?

Let's make India better by letting the young people lead and by learning from the past, not being stuck in it or distracted by flashy nonsense.