Vivek, as you said, Raja did his responsibility to his family. You know it very well, as you narrated the things nicely. He did good things to his friends & neighbors too. I am aware of it. Family, friends, neighbors are a small group might be, but these people comprises the society where he came from and where he is now. I find him brilliant, street smart, and a very helpful person. In general, he is a good-hearted person. He doesn’t need to flaunt these things as there are a lot of living proofs (including you) that he did good things to his community, in India and abroad. Lots might have misinterpreted him in a bad way, as he is a fun-loving guy, loves to mock & make fun of others. But this guy is sensible.

Let’s reflect on this: Have we done something good in our own backyard?

Before we can help others, we should help ourselves (by developing our knowledge, gaining experience, obtaining wisdom, succeeding in our career, & saving money). Let’s share the good things to others. And when we are wrong, we have to admit it, learn from it & don’t repeat it.

He is writing an article which attacks the “BAD” things in the society where he grew up (he told good stories also, to me ). [For sure, even if he grew up in a different country with different culture, he will still do the same thing (exposing the worst thing possible)]. But what is his point posting that? He wants all people to realize what kind of cancer the society has. All places/community/country in this world has its own type of cancer. As individual, let us help to cure it, even in a smallest bit possible way.