Paradoxes and more paradoxes.

In terms of validity, which expires very soon, sanity survives too less to be used at its best. The other day when Harry Potter was to be released we came across the truth that it’s the sense of being their-ness which rules. How else do you explain otherwise the craze of a BOOK in a country where mostly the book which matters is a cheque book? Clearly, it gave a sense of a déjà-vu, much explainable in the Indian context. India is a country of paradoxes and of conflicting rules and regulations, in the sense that in our constitution an insane person cannot vote but he/she could be the candidate. How else does one explain the presence of so many nerds (it’s a euphemism) in the Auguste house? Paradoxes in the sense that on the one hand we have a silicon valley(not for physical beautification) called Bangalore and on the other hand the CM of the state of which Bangalore is the capital is hell bent on banning English(language not films) from the schools. It should not be ignored that English is mandatory to be benefitted from that silicon thing, I mean the Information Technology.