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My India
India, as we all know, upholds the phrase "Unity in Diversity". The diversity is not limited to the culture, but with the perception of people, who think only about India's rich geography, innovations and technology. The bigger picture may portray India as above-said, but the reality is far away from that. Casteism, Poverty, Hierarchy based on power, Money & Influence, all of which have more say than the constitution, are all some of the issues of Modern India. We can only hope, that one day India will rise from all these atrocities, or otherwise the next generation will learn what our older generation learnt ; that "India is a developing country."
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India, as we all know, upholds the phrase "Unity in Diversity". The diversity is not limited to the culture, but with the perception of people, who think only about India's rich geography, innovations and technology. The bigger picture may portray India as above-said, but the reality is far away from that. Casteism, Poverty, Hierarchy based on power, Money & Influence, all of which have more say than the constitution, are all some of the issues of Modern India. We can only hope, that one day India will rise from all these atrocities, or otherwise the next generation will learn what our older generation learnt ; that "India is a developing country."
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Murali Krishnan. S
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