India of my dreams

When we are talking about  a dream, we mean future and when we mean future, we point to a positive idea.  Talking about  a recent event in this context, the ISRO(Indian Space Research Organisation) launched 104 polar satellites in a single rocket created a remarkable record in the National and International history.  And people around exclaiming of the capabilities of India to setup a space station of its own makes every Indian’s heart of 36 inches with pride and dignity.

No doubt India is sound enough in technology with a whole lot of scientists, technologists, architects, etc. serving in India as well as in countries abroad.  A big question arises,  how do you envisage your India after a decade.  What are all the things and strategies you would add up for its development and what would you omit .  Hence,  maintaining the rule of the people, by the people and for the people.

Well this would be a small description of my India after 10 years.

Literate India:

On one side, children after acquiring enough knowledge are moving abroad leaving behind their origin intending to live a luxurious life thus, emphasizing more on individual progress.  And on the other side, there are many children not being able to attend schools and accomplish knowledge. We not only want education to be accessible to each and every individual but at the same time each citizen must be responsive enough to payback to his own country.

Working India:

Various companies and job environments aren’t really doing well.  A good work requires a good team and peaceful working minds.  working terms and conditions must  be improved to inculcate enthusiasm and progress.  The less educated should not be forced  to indulge in crimes to meet their basic needs.

The green India:

Agriculture still persists to be an important and one of the most widely possessed occupation in India.  Apart from all the studies, experiments and  technology development to improve agriculture sectors, there ought to be some improvement in the lives of farmers and their families too.  The irony behind the phrase “jai jawaan, jai kisaan” should be practically implemented.  Besides, agriculture there’s a lot to develop in our forest area stretches, flora and fauna. I want my India to be called a clean and  pollution free state.

Traffic sound India:

A majority of deaths in India occurs due to road accidents and lack of alertness, caution and responsibility while driving.   The road safety rules must be taught from school onwards and stress must be devised so that they are followed sincerely.

Safe and peaceful India:

Everybody wants to be around peaceful and comfortable environment free of abductions, caste and gender inequality, rivalries, rapes, murders, terrorism, etc.  This can be overcome by respecting all the souls including our own souls. This way, mutual understanding and cooperation can be initiated.

Digital India:

Our respected prime minister, Mr. Narendra Modi has been laying stress on making  India more digital with the introduction of online banks and going cashless to make things more smooth and clear.  In this regard, the next step is to drill the people with nil or scarce knowledge of using mobiles and computers, so that they are also included in this development flow.

We all need to function on both individual and national development concurrently.  Rightly said by Lord Krishna, “you have the right to work, but never to the fruit of work.”