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Every nation has a unique history, and the historical achievements that define a country represent invaluable assets. It would be a commendable action to return any appropriated achievements to the nations that rightfully own them. Such an endeavor would not only honor historical context but also promote cultural integrity and respect.
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The detrimental effects of political vices, such as corruption, dishonesty, and exploitation, create chaos and uncertainty, leading to increasingly nightmarish days for citizens everywhere.
” In a time of deceit telling the truth is a
revolutionary act.”
George Orwell
The Kumbh Mela resonates deeply within the hearts of millions of Indians, inspiring a profound sense of community and devotion.
Drifting away from Gandhiji’s philosophy is adversely affecting the fabric of India, undermining the principles of peace, non-violence, and unity that he championed.
History carries lessons, and the future presents possibilities, but the choices we make and actions we take in the present moment are critical for our survival on this vibrant planet. To make this happen, we all must come forward for this noble cause.
Hate can spread easily, and it’s important to recognize that we don’t truly need it, even though it seems all around us. Let’s cultivate understanding and compassion instead.
Gandhiji’s entire philosophy can be summarized as below-
Non-violence
Truth
Non-stealing
Chastity
Renunciation of possession
Respect for physical labor
Control of palate
Fearlessness
Equal respect for all religions
Self-reliance
Say no to untouchability
Holding simultaneous elections will save money, resources, and time and help in governance without the fear of losing power.
However, the real question is how can we afford the estimated expenditure of Rs 8000 crore (subject to factors like inflation) in the next five years, i.e. till 2029?