Letter X- A Mix of Things

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Some got lost in the nostalgia of the olden days—and wished for those days to come back. Now when they queued inside the bank to receive the money drafted into their accounts by their children employed in the West, Europe, Africa, and the Middle East, and all that alleviated their utter poverty, they willed and prayed for the return of the olden days.
The scene continues from the previous one here.




To the thinking people in the society, the channel discussions that broke news, and the dailies fed them with wonderful stories from around the world, they got embroiled in a sort of passivity, and loss of direction.  

The latest experience that dampened their reasoning power was the Chempolil murder case. A weird mix of things was happening amidst them. Some blamed the Western ideas- liberalism, and market economy— while they embraced the finished products that reached them and made their lives easier and filled with luxury.

Some got lost in the nostalgia of the olden days—and wished for those days to come back. Even when they queued inside the bank to get the money drafted into their accounts by the children employed in the West, Europe, Africa, and the Middle East, all that alleviated their utter poverty, they willed and prayed for the return of the olden days. 

The women folks wore Mundus, neriyathu and matching blouses that cling onto their bodies like cling wrap and exposed acres of their midriffs all symbols of simplicity and nativity when no women got murdered in their homes.

Some blamed the decline of morality and social structure that clearly positioned people valuing their genetic status and gender now fading and taken over by freedom to do anything the ideas imported from the West.    


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