My role in developing india essay
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We all love our country. Love should not just be an expression portrayed in words but should be visible in one’s actions. A patriot is an example of someone who observes and practices these rules. Unfortunately, this attitude is difficult to bring about in many people. We can say that steps for our nation’s welfare is a difficult route to take. Developing a country to make it better is the first and foremost duty of every citizen. Like every other person, even I have my own roles and responsibilities in the development of my country, Nepal.
Development for a country is essential like oxygen for living things. Development gives any country the fresh breath of air which living things need. I am not a grown-up with much knowledge about my country but I am positively aware of the role I must play in order to improve the condition of my country. There is a saying in Sanskrit, ‘Janani Janma Vumischa Swargadapi Gariyashi’ which means mother and motherland are greater than heaven. Therefore, taking this saying in mind, we must put in more effort to make this heaven even more heavenly.
As a student, I have learnt of Nepal’s backwardness and its underlying factors. This imposes as a difficult challenge if I am to promote my country but as long as I take my mind off the negative factors, I can be successful in completing my duty.
Many people leave Nepal because of their poor condition and settlement. I understand that I should not think of migrating to foreign countries but help to make Nepal a destination country for others. To achieve that, I must study hard. The previous generation made Nepal a good place for us to call home and today, it is my generation’s turn to make it even better for the future generations to live in. That being said, I am not capable of doing it alone. Hence, everyone should take their part in it.
On April 25, an earthquake struck Nepal. This is what Nepal will be known for — a victim of Mother Nature’s wrath instead of the country of Mount Everest or The Gurkhas. We do not need sympathy but we deserve an applause for standing tall despite the tremor that was supposed to make us fall. We also need to be known for our great work, our colours and our nature.
My role in development is not to make Nepal like America but to leave my country as it is; not hiding her colours or forgetting her roots. I will try to help Nepal in any way I can. Being a Nepali, I have to work hard which will hopefully, one day, be beneficial to my motherland. Slowly but surely, Nepal will shine as the brightest star because I played my part together with all my fellow citizens living in every nook and corner of Nepal giving everything we could offer
Development for a country is essential like oxygen for living things. Development gives any country the fresh breath of air which living things need. I am not a grown-up with much knowledge about my country but I am positively aware of the role I must play in order to improve the condition of my country. There is a saying in Sanskrit, ‘Janani Janma Vumischa Swargadapi Gariyashi’ which means mother and motherland are greater than heaven. Therefore, taking this saying in mind, we must put in more effort to make this heaven even more heavenly.
As a student, I have learnt of Nepal’s backwardness and its underlying factors. This imposes as a difficult challenge if I am to promote my country but as long as I take my mind off the negative factors, I can be successful in completing my duty.
Many people leave Nepal because of their poor condition and settlement. I understand that I should not think of migrating to foreign countries but help to make Nepal a destination country for others. To achieve that, I must study hard. The previous generation made Nepal a good place for us to call home and today, it is my generation’s turn to make it even better for the future generations to live in. That being said, I am not capable of doing it alone. Hence, everyone should take their part in it.
On April 25, an earthquake struck Nepal. This is what Nepal will be known for — a victim of Mother Nature’s wrath instead of the country of Mount Everest or The Gurkhas. We do not need sympathy but we deserve an applause for standing tall despite the tremor that was supposed to make us fall. We also need to be known for our great work, our colours and our nature.
My role in development is not to make Nepal like America but to leave my country as it is; not hiding her colours or forgetting her roots. I will try to help Nepal in any way I can. Being a Nepali, I have to work hard which will hopefully, one day, be beneficial to my motherland. Slowly but surely, Nepal will shine as the brightest star because I played my part together with all my fellow citizens living in every nook and corner of Nepal giving everything we could offer
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