Subject - My india
I’m a small man and I live in a big country called India. During my school days, I was always told that India is great. But despite my constant quest during those days, I could never know why India is great. My quest continued. Now, after all these years, I’ve realized that my country is great, indeed.
Production Capacity:
In this race, my country has perhaps left arch rival China also behind. Will you believe me if I say there are more people here than the number of insects? And most people also live like insects – in open air, without a floor underneath and without a ceiling on their heads. And in this production race, India continues to show remarkable growth.
Patience: I never complain when I don’t get electricity for hours almost everyday and when I don’t get drinking water in my home. And without any difficulty, I can cross the pits, which are called roads here
Efficiency:
You can get anything (legal or illegal) done in minutes, as the government officers are so helpful. But you need to cooperate with them by paying them theright amount of bribe, which can vary from a cup of tea to millions of dollars depending on your work.
Faith: India is a country of Gods. Others may say that God is one, but we have dozens of Gods here – in almost every corner of the country. Most of them keep long hair and wear saffron clothes. And like herds, millions of people run after them as devotees
Richness: Some may think India is a poor country. But my country’s richness is known all over the world. Look at this: Here, one rich man can have a 27-storey house worth billion dollars – a sort of record. That’s a separate issue if there are millions others who have no place at all to live and many die every year in extreme winter cold or summer heat on the open roads.
Equality: Other countries may need leaders or something; here we’re all equal. We don’t have any leader in the entire country. It seems some supernatural power is running our country. Even the people at the topmost positions don’t have any role in managing the country’s affairs. They simply come in their offices in the morning and go back in the evening. So all are equal – from a peon to a P.M.
Gandhian Beliefs: Indians may have forgotten all other things that Mahatma Gandhi taught them. But they strictly follow his philosophy of civil disobedience. They can strike work even at the least provocation without thinking about the result. There are dozens of demonstrations on roads almost everyday in different parts of India. Mahatma Gandhi must be smiling from heavens looking at his ‘true followers.’
Forgiving:
At least one-fourth of the 540 Indian Parliament members are involved in all sorts of criminal activities, including human trafficking, immigration rackets, embezzlement, rapes, and even murders. We forgive them. After committing crimes, these politicians become bigger heroes and they can even become top-level ministers.
These are the reasons that always inspire me to salute India. Please don’t stop me. I want to be proud of my country.
Production Capacity:
In this race, my country has perhaps left arch rival China also behind. Will you believe me if I say there are more people here than the number of insects? And most people also live like insects – in open air, without a floor underneath and without a ceiling on their heads. And in this production race, India continues to show remarkable growth.
Patience: I never complain when I don’t get electricity for hours almost everyday and when I don’t get drinking water in my home. And without any difficulty, I can cross the pits, which are called roads here
Efficiency:
You can get anything (legal or illegal) done in minutes, as the government officers are so helpful. But you need to cooperate with them by paying them theright amount of bribe, which can vary from a cup of tea to millions of dollars depending on your work.
Faith: India is a country of Gods. Others may say that God is one, but we have dozens of Gods here – in almost every corner of the country. Most of them keep long hair and wear saffron clothes. And like herds, millions of people run after them as devotees
Richness: Some may think India is a poor country. But my country’s richness is known all over the world. Look at this: Here, one rich man can have a 27-storey house worth billion dollars – a sort of record. That’s a separate issue if there are millions others who have no place at all to live and many die every year in extreme winter cold or summer heat on the open roads.
Equality: Other countries may need leaders or something; here we’re all equal. We don’t have any leader in the entire country. It seems some supernatural power is running our country. Even the people at the topmost positions don’t have any role in managing the country’s affairs. They simply come in their offices in the morning and go back in the evening. So all are equal – from a peon to a P.M.
Gandhian Beliefs: Indians may have forgotten all other things that Mahatma Gandhi taught them. But they strictly follow his philosophy of civil disobedience. They can strike work even at the least provocation without thinking about the result. There are dozens of demonstrations on roads almost everyday in different parts of India. Mahatma Gandhi must be smiling from heavens looking at his ‘true followers.’
Forgiving:
At least one-fourth of the 540 Indian Parliament members are involved in all sorts of criminal activities, including human trafficking, immigration rackets, embezzlement, rapes, and even murders. We forgive them. After committing crimes, these politicians become bigger heroes and they can even become top-level ministers.
These are the reasons that always inspire me to salute India. Please don’t stop me. I want to be proud of my country.
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