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Vol. XLVIII · No. 134 · Established 1978 · Founded by K.B. Ganapathy
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Moralising the demoralised

The body of standards or principals derived from a code of conduct as part of the land’s time-honoured culture and believed by many to be universal has just faced mass disfavour in…

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Published January 2, 2019 · 2 min read
moralising the demoralised

The body of standards or principals derived from a code of conduct as part of the land’s time-honoured culture and believed by many to be universal has just faced mass disfavour in society at large. The narratives, both poetic and prose as well as the visuals presented through the big screen in various languages, including Kannada, are blamed by the elderly for the current scenario of the relationship between the two genders gone awry. If the parties involved in the relationship, exhilarating as long as the bond stays intact, are enjoying charged, even surcharged with the proverbial devil-may-care attitude, the rest in society is feeling lost even as they are harping on moralising the demoralised as perceived by the senior citizens.

The allurements that go with the inter-gender connect don’t seem to have spared even characters figuring in the land’s epics, the rishis of yore reputed for their hold over temptations, personalities of our times with highly rated profile, not to speak of ordinary mortals.

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