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I would like to be part of sucg a Telegram or any other association/group.
I wish we had organizations like MLF to take up grievances against educational institutions, hospitals, railways, etc.
Such non-profit organizations need a paid staff to do the investigation but they could also have skilled volunteers to assist the paid staff thus increasing the number of cases that can be taken up by such organizations.
Middle class Indians have to realize that they must organize to improve governance of institutions. The attitude that this is not my problem, let someone else deal with it, is unlikely to bring about any change. The rich do not care and the poor are just trying to survive. It is the educated middle class that must take up this struggle for improved governance of govt and private institutions.