My country in 2017
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No corruption, no pollution, no child labour...
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CH. NIKITHA, V A, The Mother's Integral School, Hyderabad
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India must be released from the clutches of illiteracy. India must
be free from child labour. No discrimination should take place
on the ground of caste and creed, religion and region, rich and
poor. Education will be the right of every child. No death will occur
by starvation. Cities and villages are free from curfews and arsons.
No visa or passport should be needed to visit our neighbouring
countries like Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka etc. Our neighbours
could also visit us in the same way.
MALVIKA SHARAD, VII A, St. Mary's School,Mirzapur (U.P.)
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My expectation for
India in the next
decade is to see it as a
country free of social
evils and poverty, inhabited
by educated citizens
who understand
the concept of unity and
do not get easily influenced
by outside forces.
SAAGARIKA TANDON, VII A, Rajmata Krishna Kumari Girls Public School, Jodhpur
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G. UMA MAHESHWARI RAO, VII, Sri Sarada Vidya Nilayam, Visakhapatnam
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The divide between rural and urban
should be bridged. Unorganized
sectors should be protected
by social schemes. Our educational
syllabus should be employmentoriented.
Legal reforms need government
attention. Reverse brain
drain and encourage young entrepreneurs.
Our public transport
system should be fast and comfortable.
E-governance should be
encouraged.
JOEL KOSHY, VI, Lourdes High School, Kalyan
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P. PRANAY, VI, L.R.G. H.S., Anantpur, A.P.
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Economic inequalities would be done away with, break down of UAE
law and order would be a thing of the past. No one would suffer
from hunger pangs and every citizen would be literate. Health
would take top priority and epidemics would be confined to the
pages of history. Diseases resulting from malnutrition would not
exist. There would be no power shortage.
P. SUSHMA, VI B, Ratnam School, Nellore
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India will be a super power. Poverty will
have been eardicated by then. She
might out shine all the other nations in
social and cultural fields too. She might
give birth to many sportsmen and athletes.
In short, she might achieve the impossible.
This is not just a dream, but a
vision which will come true if we put in
the best of our efforts.
NISSIN ANN MATHEW, St. Thomas English H.S., Gudalur, The Nilgiris
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HARSHITAA SHREE, VII, D.A.V. H.S., C.C.I., Tandur
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My people and I should be honest,
loyal, smart, true, hardworking
and "do our best" in everything we do
for our country and leave for "God to do
the rest."
VISHAL A., Six years, S.V. Children's H.S., Tirupati
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M. SARGUNARAJ, IRR H.S.S., Madurai
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States will not quarrel over sharing
river water. There would be no one
below the poverty line and India will
have 100 per cent literacy. More IT
parks will be developed. There will be
no community based reservations. All
schools and colleges will be eco-friendly.
India's space programme will reach
unbelievable heights.
G. SARATH KUMAR, IX I, Zion M.H.S.S., Selaiyur, Chennai
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India has 1.2 billion people. We are
very fortunate to have so many people
because together we can work hard
to build an exemplary, powerful and
developed nation.
My dream for India is a country with
clean roads and purified water. My
hope for India is that every poor person
is able to get a good education. We
can do this because 50 per cent of Indians
are below 25. With this collective
energy, we can solve our problems.
MANDIRA RAJAN, Grade V, American International School, Chennai
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Poverty should be
eradicated and
everyone should be
given a free education.
We would have good
infrastructure - good
roads, clean public
toilets, efficient public
transport, safe public
places, proper police
service and safety
above all else.
N. SWATHI, IX A, Our Own English H.S., Abu Dhabi,
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V.N. VIGNESH, IRR H.S.S., Madurai
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Women can be safe on any street, night or day.
We would not have to run around getting community or
caste certificates, because there would be no discrimination or
reservation.
Equality in the true sense would have been achieved.
Preventive health care and education would have been given
better priority.
There would be a greater awareness of civic sense and
hygiene. India would be on the pinnacle of power where
technology and agriculture are concerned.
Our ecosystem would be protected. Modern India would
have retained its culture. And Indians will be appreciated the
world over.
ALAMELU SATISH, VII, Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, Kuwait
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I expect my country to
spread love, life and
laughter. Peace may flow
like a river in my country.
I want my countrymen to
help children in need and
the elders. Elders should
become our role models
and children the future
leaders. The bond of unity
and integrity should bind
the country together in its
60 th year.
YATI RAI, I B, Amity International School, New Delhi
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