MY FUTURE VISION OF INDIA

India is a land where everything is diverse but yet it's united. It runs by democracy, in which everything is by the people, of the people, for the people. To express our future vision means to put forth our perception regarding the future of India- India in 2030. My vision of India is quite lucid. A clearer vision of India leads us to achieve our goals. Indians exhibited the implementation of their foresight on 8th August 1942 which effectuated our Independence on 15th August 1947. In my perspective, India would be a country that would come forward as a combatant from the poverty and illiteracy India is struggling with and bringing the vicious chain of corruption as well as the threat of terrorism. This would help India to prove its presence in the world and attain its actual position. All the citizens of India would not be deprived of an adequate amount of food or poverty which would prevent terrorism within the country.

They would have a balanced diet which would prevent malnutrition. Every person in India would not have disturbed and sleepless nights due to the stress and tension of unemployment. Everyone will have equal wages whether it's the government or private sector. In my perspective, no child would beg or be forced into a labor because it jeopardizes the youth's mental state of the child. Instead, they would get proper education and retention in the school for which the Indian government has also launched schemes encouraging the children. India would be unmatched in Industrial, Technical, Agricultural, and educational fields and would be well-developed.

None of us would be considered inferior or superior with respect to caste, creed, religion, race, gender, financial status, ranks, etc. In the future, people won't hesitate for daughters and the girls will have a better upbringing to succeed in their life. Due to the more advanced India, people will adapt to sustainable living and would be much more aware about the protection of our flora and fauna. I believe that future generations would live in the shade of beautiful trees planted by us. The young minds would be ignited social, economic, and political progress of the country because they are the ones on whom the country depends. Through this India would scale greater heights. Most importantly, India would be completely self-reliant and have its own and better products. My vision is not just visualization but a plea to our fellow countrymen and I consider it as a motive more than any assumptions or opinions.