Here’s one of the comment I received from a Web surfer called Abhishek:

SHUTUP and ACT
Dude, ur “Improve the literacy rate” is a very vague term. I’m sure, with all ur travelling experience, you urself have no idea how to accomplish it.
Paritrana is a great start…India needs more intellectuals in politics…that’s the dirtiest field…and if these guys are taking an initiative to offer the people of India a political party which puts the interest of nation before an individual’s…then I don think there’s anything wrong in it.
It’s quite easy to tour India…comment on the things that need to be done…and critisize and comment on other people’s efforts and actions.
Enough said, I’ll leave u with just one thought…India does not need people to go blah blah about what needs to be done…It needs people who can act and deliver.

At the outset – thanks to google! My website is the second link when you search for “Paritrana“.

Dear Abhishek,

I’d like to know which part of “Improving literacy rate” is vague? I’ve an idea to accomplish it, but not from travelling from the entire world, but from my parents, both of them are in education field – Teachers in a Govt. Schools.

I’m sure you could not understand the tone of my post:

I really feel good about the effort.
and While politics is one of the options where we can influence people’s lives

And I never said in my post that there’s something wrong in starting up a political party.

And with all the ellipsis and statements with no punctuations I feel that its your knee-jerk response. And everyone is entitled to one’s opinion. I’m waiting to meet the Paritrana guys and get inspiration from. I don’t necessarily be one of them if I don’t agree to their motive.

Finally, I’d like to thank you for making me to post a clarification for the post for the un-initiated masses out there

There’s an interview with Paritrana founder at DesiCritics.