EENADU Eulogy For YSR
It always intrigues me that traditionally in India (and in fact most of the world) we try to remember and talk only about the better half of a person once the person is gone, while we always spend talking about the other half when the person is in front of us. And often talk behind a person. Why can’t we treat a person as the person really is, no matter in front of that person or behind or once passed away. Can a really bad person becomes a lot better person just by death?
I believe, you show your true respects by treating a person by the true nature always, as you perceive. Its lot more important to express those feelings when the person is in front of us. Good or bad, is relative and fleeting.
Anyways, the EENADU news paper that has always (most times) criticized quite vehemently has an eulogy that is worth noting. Here it is.
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