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Let’s make Incredible India a developed country

Preetha D’Souza, Mysuru

Posted on : August 15, 2015 at 3:46 AM

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Budkulo_Incredible India (3)‘Inquilab zindabad’, ‘Jai hind’, ‘Vande mataram’, ‘Karo ya maro’, ‘Chale jaao’, ‘Aaram haram hai’…….. were the slogans called out and shouted by thousands and thousands, years ago in India. The sacrifice and struggle of millions resulted with a fruit of freedom and independence from foreign rule.

Independence Day is not just a mere day to celebrate and realize our freedom by commemorating the greatness of freedom fighters but a day of virtue and glory to the nation. It’s the day of the nation’s rebirth.

Before its independence, India was never a single country but a bunch of different entities. Many predicted that India, because of diversities in its cultures, religions, languages, castes, manners, local histories, nationalities and identities, would not survive as a single democratic country, but would break up into smaller countries. Unity and development had to go hand in hand.

Since its independence, India has transformed a lot. When India attained independence in 1947, its population was around 400 million people. Now there are billion people in India. India is the largest democracy in the world. It has the biggest number of people with franchise rights and the largest number of political parties.

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With all the loop holes and drawbacks in few sectors of the Indian system, the country is taking its own sweet time to catch up with the developed world. Although some have a high opinion of India’s growth story since its independence, while some others think the country’s performance in the six decades has been abysmal. Service sector growth, growth of agriculture sector, infrastructure development, progress in education sector, achievements in the field of healthcare and scientific achievements are adding feathers to developing India.

Being in the route of development, India has to retain its varied culture, heritage and traditions for which it is known from ages. Construction and destruction of the country lies in the hands of its citizens. So, it becomes the duty of every citizen to love the country for what it is and how it is, and make it a better place to live in retaining its glory.

By 2020, India is set to become the world’s youngest country with 64 per cent of its population in the working age group. Our former president late Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam has given a brief insight and has set up a target for all the youth in India about the ways to develop India by 2020 in his book ‘India 2020’. He has also said that it should be the dream of all citizens to see India a developed country, only then the dream would come true. As we approach 2020 in no time, on this occasion of Independence day, let us dream and motivate ourselves and be inspired by the great people of our soil, in making Incredible India a developed country with its richness and glory retained and cherished.

Happy Independence Day !!!

11 comments

  1. Preetha Maam, it was a sweet, simple, and something really touchable…..in our heart…. .
    Thank you for your informative article …

  2. Preetha Maam, it was a sweat, simple, and something really touchable…..in our heart…. .
    Thank you for your informative article …

  3. Inspirational thought of young mind with creative writing skills. You have the talent ignite minds to dream not to look back to the loss but aspire for better tomorrow.
    All the best dear preetha

  4. Words of appreciation Preetha, for your free, exemplary and lucid style of presenting your views on the Independence of our Mother India. Keep up the good work, hope many more articles will be on the pipeline .

  5. Good to see young hearts take up such issues and put forward their step towards development n unity.

  6. What a fabulous article , enriched my knowledge about nation. Keep on posting . nice work by u Preetha D’souza.

  7. Instead of merely idealising our late president Dr. A.P.J Abdul Kalam, let us realise his dream by 2020 by becoming a change in the society. I think that would be the great tribute we can give to our late president. Thank you very much Preetha for the thought provoking article.

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