Write a paragraph on “ Modern Saga of Dream and Vision”
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As the sun struggled to bring warmth into the cold winter morning, my mind raced to contemplate the thought on India of my dreams.
A vision it has always been the dream of every citizen of an economically backward and poor country, to see that the country developed with no negative systems or ideas or beliefs. It is my dream also to see India as one of the most developed nations. While a declining rupee rate might quite clearly bring the divide between being an Indian, living in India and not living in India, India as a whole faces the effect it has on our economy. As I was born here, I wonder about the magnitude of promise that India holds to be the next superpower of the world. But somehow or the other, this tag always eludes India. “So near, yet so far” would be the best way to describe it. Seeing so many multinationals flocking to our shores, like bees to honey, over the past decade or so and with an economy worth more than $5.00 trillion, in terms of gross domestic product, India is not far behind the United States and China. With a projected economic growth of 6-7% in the current fiscal, India seems on track, but the huge population burden of more than 1.2 billion, combined with the ever increasing gap between the rich and the poor, surely suppresses all the growth.
I sincerely wish the poverty to be banished. Everyone must get three square meals a day. No one would cry out for food. Beggars would be hard to meet anywhere. Everyone would have a proper house to live in, streets would be well-maintained and well-lighted, and care would be taken to keep a high standard of hygiene and sanitation. There would be free and compulsory primary education for all. All men, women and children would be educated and no one would remain illiterate and where there is no distinction on the basis of genre, religion or caste, where justice to a common man is neither denied nor deleted, where corruption in public life does not exist, where criminals cannot occupy and ministerial berths nor enter legislative assemblies, where merit counts in every sphere of life, where jobs cannot be purchased, where rapists have to spend the rest of their lives behind the bars and a classes and casteless India, a country which all Indians can be truly proud of.
The persons who have made it big in their life had dreams of a free nation, of an affluent country, of a truly democratic society, where all were equal. They were dreamers par excellence who put their thoughts and dreamed to deed. Positively, other side I asked my associates to share their vision of India, to tell, where they would want their country to go and what its core values should be and what they dream and think India as a whole. It was heartening to receive their positive response envision for their country.
“After growing up what do I hope for India? I hope India adopts its identity and stays true to it rather than aspiring to become a pseudo superpower by 2020. I hope for an India that is tolerant, an India that is honest, and an India that remembers its rich history and evolve embracing the goodness of it.”
By Sania
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