Pawan Kumar Bansal India's railway minister resigned on Friday, according to the report from two Indian television channels, dealing a fresh blow to the scandal-weakened government as a result of it's jerky movement toward elections.

Furthermore to say, the resignation came just days after police arrested Bansal’s nephew for accepting a bribe. Officials in the ruling Congress party had said the case made Bansal’s position incapable of being defended and that his resignation was inevitable.

Now, the conclusion of the fact remain, that opposition demands for Bansal and another minister to resign had paralysed parliament and forced the government this week to cut short its budget session by two days while the uproar dashed the government’s hopes, for now, of passing more economic improvement and a vote-winning plan to give cheap food to 70 per cent of the population.

Corruption has become an unanimous truth in our economy that it's rare case if we tend to find any justified action happening in the reality.

Anyway, hope we would change oneday for the betterment of our nation!

(AW:Samrat Biswas)