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Shrikrishna : Arjun, why are you looking so tired and frustrated?
Arjun : We had the managing committee meeting of the housing society where I stay.
Shrikrishna : So what? What is so tiring about it?
Arjun : Bhagwan, you are very well aware that in a co-operative housing society, there is nothing but non-cooperation! No one is willing to come forward to work in the managing committee, members believe that committee members are their employees. A few committee members have some vested interests in the society’s management.
Shrikrishna : Arjun. This is common in all Non-Profit organisations! It is a part of life. In kaliyug, disputes are everywhere. Even in our families!
Arjun : I agree. But every society has at least one Duryodhana
Shrikrishna : Duryodhana? What do you mean?
Arjun : There is invariably one crooked member in every society. He is extra smart. He picks up disputes on some pretext or the other with the committee and other members.
Shrikrishna : I am aware. And there are Shakunis to
