India turns 65.
Today’s the day. The
Day Indians from all over the world update their status or tune into the news
for the same reason; to commemorate the birth of their nation - India. The Day India
turns 65.
India might be seen
by the world for all its flaws and as a ‘developing and corrupt economy’, but
to me its home. Though I haven’t had the opportunity of ever living in India
and I’ve been branded as an NRI [Non Residential Indian] by the world, I still
feel that sense of belonging and pride when I visit my country. I feel honored
to be recognized as a citizen of one of the greatest countries in the world. I
have always felt that the forte of India has always been its people. Excluding
a few who have made a name for themselves otherwise, I believe majority of the Indian
population are loving in nature; and it is that attitude which sets us apart
from the rest of the world.
The culture one
finds at India is unlike anything anyone will ever see anywhere else. With over
4500 years of culture to share with the world, India’s heritage is a prime
factor which gives it the edge in my books.
It is with this
attitude in mind, that I celebrate India’s 65th Birthday/Independence
day and I celebrate it with grate honor and pride.
Until Next Time,
Parichay
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