In the epilogue of "Endless Voyage," the narrator, Prashatkumar, reflects on his time as Prime Minister. He notes the significant progress the nation has made, claiming it has become a near superpower. However, he admits that the reality is grim, with resources depleting and his efforts to improve the situation failing despite multiple cabinet changes and measures like demonetization aimed at curbing black money. Prashatkumar recalls a period of global chaos from 2014 to 2020, where public discontent with government mismanagement led to widespread protests. People demanded better governance, highlighting a disparity where qualifications are necessary for most jobs but not for political positions. The government initially resisted reforms but eventually conceded to public pressure, implementing new laws requiring educational qualifications for electoral candidates. Despite his achievements in passing required examinations and becoming PM, Prashatkumar laments that he could not meet the public's expectations. The anticipated improvements did not materialize, and his attempts at governance ended in disappointment, revealing the futility of protests and revolutions in bringing about real change.

by પ્રદીપકુમાર રાઓલ in English Fiction Stories

Writen by પ્રદીપકુમાર રાઓલ

Category Fiction Stories