This April Fool's Day, Let's Accept How We All Lie In Lies

Transforming our telescope to the microscope, we already seem to be adjusted with all the lies lining up our homes. The Aadhar has turned out to be the new Sherlock Holmes for India and we've been acting like Dr. Watson in fulfilling its aims of scrutinizing our security. Since we allow ourselves to be laid with the layers of lies, it seems that even our neuro systems have developed resistance to this new toxic bug called humbug.

"What's up in the news these days?" Such questions have become a cliché now. I hope the ongoing saga of Postcard News case would save me from elaborating this point. However, it's not that all communiqué is feigned, but what's true also deals with investigations into frauds and fixtures. So at the end it’s all about lies! The business community has become so brash, that nobody gives a fig when another scam floats up. Even those who get cheated mull their heads in awe that 'so much by a hutch'!. The acquirer of Hutch Telecom, Vodafone Group is pulling off its 11-year sponsorship of the Australian cricket team at the end of next summer after the pants of Smith and Co. were pulled down in 'Sandpapergate' scandal. But do you think that this is enough to get back the glory which the world cricket lost due to the fibs of the three spoilt brats?

Despite these bad times, we shouldn't lose our faith. Our young generation lives entirely on the social media and for us, this virtual world is only the real world. Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat have all become the part of our existence and they've brought us far far away from the truth as it is ought to exist. But, don't be afraid because these lies are what sells and makes exorbitant dwells for the powerful wells.

The web of lies is ever expanding and in future, there would be more lies once the current ones are morphed. Do we have any plans to escape them? Where are we going to protect ourselves from these layers of lies? Probably through the Mars One Mission, UNLESS THAT’s NOT A LIE.