Sandip Mitra
HR-Professional
This time I
was really confused what should be my topic of writing. I was thinking about
several subjects and trying to select one of them. In the morning of 15th
August, like all of us, I was very happy and enjoying our Independence Day. The
day is very emotional also for us, as we feel love and pride for our country. Suddenly
a point struck in my mind. What about other days of the year? Do we feel the
same love for our country?
I feel that,
most of us like to criticize our nation for its various problems and drawbacks
throughout the year. We just put examples of other countries and compare with
them. The youth which is our future also do the same thing. They think that
there is not much opportunity to build their career in our country. Most of
them want to move abroad to fulfill their dreams.
Yes, we have
many problems; we are lagging behind than other developed countries. Numerous
people do not get proper food, drinking water, education and medical treatment.
But, criticism is not the solution for all these problems. It is nearly
impossible for Government to develop our country without any assistance from
our countrymen. We can solve our basic problems without keeping all the duties
and responsibilities for the Government. We should understand that they have
some limitations which we can fulfill. The basic reason behind all problems is
that we just divide ourself in several ways, which is really pathetic. Present
population of India is over 1.22 billion. Amongst which the male ratio is 628.8
million and female is 591.4 million. 50% of Indian’s current population is
between 0-25 years. First of all we have to break the barriers of sex, caste
and religion. It has been proven during the freedom fight that women can also
play a vital role for our country. Recent example is London Olympic 2012, where
India won 6 medals among which 2 were won by Saina Nehwal and Mary Kom respectively. So, we should not ignore 591.4 million
of women. They are also a part of our nation’s strength. As we want to move
forward we cannot segregate people just for religion or caste. Even we should
not separate ourself as Tamil, Gujarati, Rajasthani, Bengali, Bihari
and all. We should identify ourself as Indian and should be proud to be an
Indian.
India’s main strength is
youth and human resource. We have young talented and skilled people at every
level of work and we are far ahead from other developing countries. When we see
dust and insects in our house, we just clean-it without moving to neighbours. Similarly,
our youth should understand that we have problems and different scarcities, but
if they contribute themselves, they can solve those deficiencies.
If we do our daily duties
honestly and responsibly then there can be positive results. If doctors provide
treatment without thinking about extra income, if police do their duties
according to the laws and without any partiality, if teachers educate children
instead of selling it, if simple Government clerks do their job without making
stack of pending files, there can be a huge development in the current
situation.
We cannot ignore any single
person of our country. To make our country progressive every contribution is
important. We have to be united and have to work together seriously to achieve
the same. Individually we are small stones. If we club together we can build a
long road to reach to the top where we can hoist our tri-colour flag of India.
PL Note: written by Sandip Maitra
during his management study. Articles was already published in his college
e-magazine
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