CHANGE WITH VIOLENCE

The article of economist Anup Sinha on callously disregarded violence and social turbulence was effectively heart-touching (‘‘A Newer Kind of Violence,’’ Aug 17).  She stressed the plaguing of torrential disadvantage and crisis in the modern termed world of the day. The well built weigh-bridge of the economist carried the particle of erupted violence that is usually ensued in the pursue of major breakthrough and achievement for the account of a social stratum while remained strata are supposed to be in a  humiliating decor to face, bear and experience it, the panic, blindfold. Its impending aftermath is ‘letting die’ which is not matter of question for policymakers and administrators whether the consequence is more inhumane because of being gradual and blurred. Eccentric attempts bring rapid result of success but, with a drastic change and dramatic fallout that befall on those fainted lives. Discoveries of human spy stepped in the modernity but, not with that purity from past. That’s why the world is yearning to turn back the past to marry up that gradual development with serenity and peace.