00:00You can never be in the system and change the system, believe me.
00:04Else I too would have been in some corporate and happily doing the regular stuff.
00:09How will a bureaucrat challenge a minister? Please tell me.
00:13It is neither theoretically nor practically possible.
00:16You are supposed to be the secretary to the minister.
00:20When you become a seasoned senior bureaucrat, what do you become?
00:24A secretary.
00:24A secretary. And look at the damn daring and gumption.
00:30You are saying I will challenge the system as a secretary.
00:34And a secretary is somebody very senior.
00:37You don't do what the minister wants you to do.
00:41Transferred in a minute.
00:43Path the way in some obscure department.
00:46What will you change?
00:49Yet some kind of challenge can be posed.
00:51And that can make the bureaucrat feel very morally upright.
00:57You know some little MLA.
01:00And he wanted to do such a thing in my district.
01:03And I as the DM.
01:05Didn't allow him to do this.
01:07See, that's the power of bureaucracy.
01:09Sir, that's a very little thing that you can do.
01:12And you are a very junior officer.
01:13The DM.
01:14You cannot bring about real change from within bureaucracy.
01:19Because bureaucracy is meant to toe the line.
01:21That's the very definition.
01:23You cannot violate your definition.
01:25You cannot be an insider and change things from within.
01:29You see why discrimination continues.
01:32Because we all are discriminated against.
01:35But we also have
01:37Takes in the system.
01:39Little stakes.
01:41Our petty selfishnesses
01:43They prevent any meaningful change.
01:50Great changes can happen.
01:52Because numerically,
01:54The exploiters are always less than 1%
01:56Of the population.
01:58Always.
01:58That's right.
02:16Part 1.
02:18Part 2.
02:22Part 3.
02:24Part 3.
02:24Part 4.
02:25Part 4.
02:26Part 5.
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