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My dream for India
There is so much to dream about India; so much to cherish, so much to cheer, so much to hate and so much to desire about it. I am an Indian. I love my motherland. I wish to make it an ideal country in the world. I dream of making India a richer, happier and healthier place to live in. I want to see my country progress in all fields of life. Today people have grown selfish. There is injustice everywhere we always think of our own interests. But we do not think of the welfare of the nation. I like every Indian to have national character. In the India of my dream, every human being will have a high moral sense and a deep love for the nation.
Our country is backward in the fields of science and industry. I want India to be a leading country in new technology. Our Industries should grow fast. We should produce everything of our need. This India of my dream will go nuclear for peaceful purposes. Education will get its due importance. Every countryman will get a job of his choice. Students will be devoted to their studies.
India must be a very strong country. We have to protect our hard-earned freedom. The defenses of the country will be very powerful. India is a peace-loving nation. But it will be ready for war if war is created for us. The India of my dream will follow the policy of truth and non-violence. We can buy peace only when we are very strong. Our country will have friendly relations with its neighbors. The India of my dream will be a mighty country.
Today we find a big gap between the rich and the poor. There is corruption in all walks of life. The India of my dream will have social justice. There will be no rich and poor. Everybody will be equal. There will be no shortage of anything. There will be discipline, peace and happiness. The feelings of casteism and regionalism will go for ever. There will be an atmosphere of equality, brotherhood and freedom all over the country. The India of my dreams will bring heaven to earth. There will be Ram Rajya in true
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