Hit or a flop?

Last vacation I went home to see my mom. She is a Postal Assistant in the head office (HO) of my hometown. As we discussed some issues, she start complaining about her work pressure. The total HO has been computerised and still she couldn't cope up with her assignments. Technology has become so intimidating that the senior generation couldn't learn the fundementals or atleast not prepared to learn. Its obvious that the number of VRS is nowadays in its raise. Its time for a change, age-wise, technology-wise, energy-wise and attitude-wise. It would be the wiser thing to do in modern world unless until the senior generation matches the juniors' content.

But the change should be unanimous with every department willing to oblige. I couldn't understand why political administration still attenuates youngsters. Rahul Gandhi seems to be different. Already a lot is being dealt about him. Experience, tagname, youngster, the future..... everything is swiveling around him. Here is what some has to say about him. What I see in him, is a young dynamic personality.

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