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Articles: My Thoughts | Natural calamities
- Mr. T.R.Sridhar Prasad. Uppalapati.
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In ancient days, due to fear and due to lack of awareness, people developed many superstitions including the idol worship, and many other rituals. Religion is just a matter of faith. Now a days, the people are so much westernised and also got a lot of awareness about life and methods to solve their day to day roblems due to the developments in technology. The Infromation technology, Bio technology are doing wonders in the lives of people.
For eg: Internet, search engines etc are helping people to communicate fastest and also to acquire knowledge. The first man on the earth was provided with the natural resources only, not even education/awareness. Gradually the man started thinking to simplify his day to day activities. Thus by using better inputs now, we could increase the output in agriculture. Thus civilisation progressed from Stone age to the present IT age due to the efforts of man i.e. scientific research. The developments in Science and Technology can even predict the sex of a to be born child and thus science and technology do many wonders.
We have grown to the extent of sending Chandrayaan-1, which will send us Geological and geographical information of the Moon. Shortly we will also send an unmanned mission to the moon.
In the rural areas, farmers blame God/fate whenever they face problems with agriculture. For eg:if the crops fail they blame themselves (they assume they are unfortunate), God, fate. But the reality is many farmers do not get assistance / support / guidance from the government regarding the 'methods' to be adopted for a better output. Some farmers are eager to get more out put and may not follow the scientific methods of agriculture.
In south India, many people still follow Rahukaalam and yamagandam. If these have any significance, what is happening to the flights / trains / buses start travelling during such unauspicious time?.
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