Those 3 Fundamental Needs!!!

Fundamental !! Well..it sounds something strong primary or core.When the word "fundamental" combines with "basic" then it leads us to our day today emotions.Even a children of UKG knows, what are the basic human needs?or what are the fundamental needs?If you ask them they will shout out in a chorus, "Food,Shelter & Cloth".But we people are no longer child,right?We must go depth of the topic.
    In these days of sci-techs it seems that we all have these basic needs.Obviously we have.But don't dare to say "we all have" and if you do so then certainly I have to put you to those class of fellows who enjoys laughing at the needy ones.There are still millions of people who lack these fundamental needs.Let it be a beggar who spent their whole life on the footpaths or a ragpicker from the slums or a refugee from any corner of this violent world.But I am not going to talk about them today.UNICEF and some other NGOs have spotted out such pity persons who lack their basic needs and currenty working on to improve their livelihood .You can find pageful of articles describing their livelihood.Instead, today I am interest to tell you about those so-called rich inhumans.Yes ! A topic on those beasts.
     At first let's talk about food.It will be the foolish thing if I start now to give you a lecture on how food is important to us.Similarly people eating rotten breads from a grabage dump will find easy to answer the question than the people eating "chicken lolipop or tendori kabab" in an AC resturant.Our world is quite interesting where someone is busy to save their lives from starvation and nearly 16,000 children die per day due to malnutrition and on the other hand those animals dwelling in big buildings wasting trillions of food per year.Americans waste about 33 millions food per year.It is just an example,calculate for the entire world figure will not be less than trillions.But what about those hungry people who merely can afford their stomach a rotten piece of bread?There is more fruits in a rich man's shampoo than in a poor man's plate.When we are enjoying taking a bite in a tandori lolipop at the same time a child cries untill it dies out of starvation.21st centuries world doesn't let us to share anything.So why should we share it to the needy ones?We have enough money if we don't need we will throw it to the dustbin.We enjoy wasting while sharing hurts our ego.Let them die,let those children cry,don't share.But will you do us a favour?If you feel horrible to share food than buy only what you need.Don't buy in excess amount.Love food not waste.Buy only what you need.Don't buy to waste.
      Again,you will find the same discrimination for clothes and shelter too.You can see a Burj Khalifa against every slum areas.Whether let it be a slum of Mumbai of India,Cairo of Brazil or Caracas of Venezuela.And if you are really living in this globe than further I have no need to add some extra points for clothes.Sarcastically,what I found similar is only the dirt and mud covered clothes of the poor and the skirts of the rich having holes on their jeans !!
       World is progressing but the progress should not be defined only on the basis of smart cities around the world.We want a uniform progress.Our fundamental needs are our basic rights.Don't deprive the poor from their basic rights.If you have enough than leave the rest part for the needy ones too.Remember,you are not only the persons living in this green globe.Let others live a happy and prosperous life too !!!

Akshayam..The First Step

In Mahabharata once Dushashana tried to strip the cloths of Draupadi. But as Krishna was her brother she remembered him at once uttering the word "Akshayam" and Lord Krishna saved her dignity. The magical word "Akshayam" carries the meaning Unlimited or a thing that never can be ceased. So you may be have the idea why I have chosen the name "Akshayam Shruta". 

In the pursuit of boundless intellectual vistas, I found myself grappling with the whimsical quandaries that accompany the genesis of a blog. Questions, both amusing and perplexing, besieged my contemplative mind: What shall be inscribed upon the digital parchment? How ought I christen this reservoir of thoughts? In this cognitive conundrum, an epiphany dawned upon me - an open canvas for an unbridled intellectual expedition.

Forsooth, open domains, be they realms of cognition or matters of the heart, possess an allure that surpasses all. Openness, the cardinal virtue of unrestricted expanses, beckons like an inviting field ripe for exploration.

A peculiar penchant has, since my nascent days, propelled me towards the extraordinary. A fervor for the avant-garde, an inclination for the "hattke," as it were, has coursed through the corridors of my being. Fueled by the joy derived from the craft of prose and the allure of quizzes, I embarked upon this odyssey of a blog, harboring the anticipation that it would serve as an elixir, bestowing upon me the surplus energy derived from the inexhaustible fount of knowledge.

Pray, allow me to elucidate upon the boundless expanse of knowledge—an ocean from which a mere droplet, plucked with intention, brings forth negligible alteration. Verily, one drop procured from the font of sagacity shan't quench the insatiable thirst for enlightenment. The pursuit of learning, my dear interlocutor, is an unending odyssey that persists until the very curtain of mortality descends. 

I beg your indulgence in two preliminary caveats: firstly, an admission of my impoverished grasp of the English language bereft of any fanciful expressions, and secondly, a forewarning that my narratives shall traverse the spectrum from lengthy tales to succinct anecdotes, from erudite articles to concise informational vignettes, and from pensive musings to intellectual quizzes. 

Alas, my humble offering must forego the lyrical allure of poetry, as it eludes my grasp. Pray, endure my verbosity, for it is in the crucible of diverse forms that I aspire to mold my ruminations into articles of some aesthetic merit. No luminary, be it Einstein or Newton, sprang forth from the womb with innate genius. Rather, it is the crucible of thought and unquenchable curiosity that forges great minds. In this contemporary epoch, three facets must not be undervalued: knowledge, curiosity, and, most importantly, self. Let us not diminish the profound significance of these tripartite elements in navigating the labyrinth of the 21st-century world.