Recognising positives in the course of life’s journey, despite the more obvious hardships and problems as negatives that people at large are compelled to encounter itself, reflects positive outlook towards sources causing undesirable situations. Doing so on every occasion and in all circumstances, not given to most people, is a matter of habit. Given the wide diversity on a plethora of counts by which the land’s diaspora take fascination to portray themselves in public domain, there being enormous scope for conflict and confrontation among the people for reasons, not all of which cannot be called frivolous, the habit of perceiving positives prompts one to liken it to the quality of mercy, which the Bard said It blesseth him that gives and him that receives. Both informed citizens and lay people take fascination to pass their remarks on many provisions in the nation’s Constitution and various measures by the successive Governments more often highlighting negative aspects while the intent of such provisions and measures cannot be doubted. In any case, the hallmark of Democracy is for the functionaries in the Government to put service before self.
The factor of transparency in both selection of individuals by respective political parties to contest in polls to elect people’s representatives to play the role of governing the land and functionaries for the executive arm of the Government is often claimed by the powers-that-be. However, other factors including trustworthiness and loyalty, as perceived in others, seems to override transparency.
