Human compassion has no limits
From time to time, we do hear and watch on television, solid social work done in isolated pockets by Government teachers, officials, by some company or the other, or some NGO and so on. These are typical examples of human compassion. We need to multiply these efforts to a much larger degree.The rich need to divert at least a part of what is going into a feast at a KFC outlet, or some costly vacation abroad. The rich people do have the resources to travel to any corner of the country by the costly Vande Bharat trains. While this is fine, it is also imperative that such people care for the poor and contribute in one way or the other.
For example, it is fine if there is a big donation box in each of the big bus-stations. If each passenger donates just one rupee, or whatever he or she can, this amount can go a long way to help the caretakers employed through the contractor to get some additional wages.
We need such ideas to multiply the avenues for more equitable distribution of resources. For, it is still true that human compassion has no limits and every reasonable and rational human being has it in him or her to do something for those who do not have the resources.