This Happens In Delhi As Well

A year completed for my marriage….

Sharing my experience which was pending since long time….

We had been to Jim Corbett Jungle, Nainital, Uttarakhand for our honeymoon. No need to say we had amazing time there. Met good people, had good food, enjoyed nature and were on our way back thinking everything went well than what we had planned and expected.

We reached Delhi Railway Station around 4:00 AM, hired a cab to go to airport. Little scared as Delhi not being safe at night. The roads were empty and I was enjoying Delhi Ki Thandi with Sachin. We reached airport very safely. Sachin paid the pre-decided amount to the driver and we headed towards the entrance. I took out my id proof and Sachin started to look for wallet for his. Realized we have lost our wallet and Sachin not having his id proof as well as printout of the flight reservation. The entire trip was such a nice experience and I thought it should not have been ended like this.

Sachin went on the road to look for the cab and the driver but he had already left. Hardly in five minutes the cab came to us. The driver gave the wallet to Sachin saying he found it on the seat. The driver had gone to arrival entrance and again came back to departure gate where he had dropped us.

Although Delhi is not known for such incidents I had different experience.

Why would? Why would? Why would???

Why would any government make policies for people not voting?
Why would any government provide facilities for people not paying tax?
Why would any government decision not get affected by a corporate generating employment and helping nation to build?

Why would citizens continue staying in a country which do not give you opportunities to grow?
Why would any citizen vote if there are not worthy candidates?
Why would farmers crop their fields if they are not well paid?

Why would? Why would? Why would?
The endless cycle goes on....

Rats In Cage

A psychologist named John B Calhoun performed a classic experiment with laboratory rats that demonstrated the territorial urge. He constructed a network of cages containing four pens, two with only one entrance which could be defined by dominant male and two in the middle which were difficult to defend. Two dominant males (with retinue of females) quickly established the desirable pens as their own territory, forcing the rest of the males to live in the central pens. The central pens became overcrowded and the rats fought constantly trying to establish territory. As the overcrowding got worse, so did the rats behavior – they formed gangs and raped, killed and became cannibals.
In their natural state, rats have elaborate courtship rituals and rarely fight to death. Overcrowding had induced anti-social or criminal behavior in the rats.

Isn't that explains human behavior as well? Limited resources inducing anti-social behavior in overcrowded area.

Over population is root cause of many of the problems in India. Isn't it?

Reference - Written In Blood