CLIMATE CHANGE

Today I got late for my coaching,at this time roads are full of animals,going to have their fill,crossing the group of cattle is difficult one but it is in my routine, It does another village on my way, everyday some or other one asks for lift, but today I am not going to stop.

an another bike was leading me, man in khaki kurta glittering eyes and white shining hair bow his hand, leading bike stopped, I slowed down, he pointed his finger towards me,in the happiness of being preferred bike stopped itself. 

“Till when judiciary will not be involved, weather will change in that way only”, he said , it was the day of hot summer but yesterday night it rained like in rainy days, which wasted crop enormously.

what judiciary can do for that? I asked. (it was less a question more an answer)

judiciary can only control them who is controlling weather.(he)

whom? God? my mind replied but I asked-where should I leave you?

Dharamkundi, (he)

I need more time to understand, where could I meet you again?

Gumthi- a place where people of various thinking meet to discuss for solution,

It seems like the reflection of my virtual canteen in actual world.

On climate human has got control, wind creates cyclone in sea which takes cloud with it and pour to the ground, Its an natural phenomenon.

“Rain could be created by creating cyclone in sea,this technique came in to in India in 80’s, some of the countries use it as a weapon to be sustained a powerful nation, may politician uses it for political purpose”.he said

he asked for his file, which was kept with the shopkeeper, a file full of diagram elaborating the process of forming clouds and delivering rain,he further explained about controlling of rain, it could be used for good purpose if all are kept under the control of judicatory.

                                                                            Believing in those words was not easy,but I believed for a moment,as my mind was busy in making plan for connecting this actual Gumthi to virtual Canteen.

he asked me for tea, I promptly said “yes”. as “it was not the end of our meeting but the start”.