"10 Golden Rules for a democratically healthy and progressive governance: Rule 1 - Every citizen > 18 years to enroll as a voter and get ID Rule 2 - At the time of elections, cast vote for Mr.Loot Maar of caste X Rule 3 - If Rule 2 is broken then go to Rule 4 Rule 4 - Vote for Mr.Loot Maar II of caste Y, a close associate of Mr.Loot Maar Rule 5 - In case of no choices, wait till next elections to follow rules 2 to 5. Lose vote. Rule 6 - Always bear in mind there are no rules and rulers, there are only moving political goalposts and one can only do either of the two - vote or not vote. No Veto. Rule 7 - Enjoy what is in hand(vote),even if it gives a momentary feeling of being powerful. Rule 8 - Understand that nothing changes,only the governments do. The voters are always left with a 'change'. Rule 9 - Don't change the Change until Change changes itself. Rule 10 - Live. For every vote counts and nothing else matters" Yours votefully M.Krishna Kiran

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