BHALESSA: Talent grounded in dust, what to look upto.

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The budding generations taking advantage of digilisation has not only awakened them for deciding their future but has a long way to defy Social cultural and political hegemony looming over their heads. The awakened Bhallesians has to prove and anti hegemonic sentiments are arising day by day giving way to different ideological leanings to end the age old hegemony. The reasons could be many; The person of my small stature having roots in a middle class family witnessed this since long. at this juncture instead of becoming prey of the mafia, a unification of all these ideological leanings, small groups, social activists; is strongly felt to end age old hegemony that has given nothing to its unemployed youth, and improvised people.
Bhalessa Saqafti Markuz felt the need for unification of these ideologies and social activists belonging to poor middle class families to introspect on this concept to decide their future.. If they give wings to their thought and directions to their talent that has been used since time immemorial by Social and cultural hegemony.

SADAKET A MALIK
Activist
sadaket.lpu@gmail.com

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