Jug Suraiya in TOI, 12/2/08. " All Indians... are enthusisatic law makers...In all our day-to-day transactions we are constantly being motivated ...to follow a do-it-yourself [DIY] policy as far as law-making goes... Never in the history of jurisprudence have laws been made with such breathtaking speed and panache...How is it that some people... think of us collectively as being unruly and lawless? What such critics have failed to grasp is our deep and ancient philosophy of dharmic plurality: you must follow your dharmic path and I must follow mine and -- by golly-- not either/or but both are right.... foreign concepts of law are premised on a straitjacketing, one- size-fits-all frame of reference.. an outmoded Newtonian view...as distinct from the more advanced and evolved Einsteinian or relativistic understanding of the way the cosmos works. .. Regrettably there are some obscurantists even within this country -- like the EC, human rights activists, the judiciary by and small, if not by and large --- who are unable to take such an eclectically elastic view of legislative activity.... In a true democracy everyone should be a legislator... " In brief, everyone can and should take the law into their own hands to the extent possible for the sake of our democracy! Goa can set a good example, right?