My Pride Throughout my country

My country India is a land of beautiful nature. It’s filled with so many amazing sights and lovely people. My country is India and will make you feel at home no matter the day, date, time, or place.

My country India is the home of one of the Seven Wonders of the World, the eye-catching Mumbai Sealink Bridge, and the creative Taj Mahal You can even climb the Harbour Bridge.

Although these are great things about my country India it’s not the thing that I love about it! I treasure the warmth that the people have and how loving and welcoming they are towards you. The people of my country India make you feel at home no matter where you are. It’s good to know that you can feel safe and well cared for in my country 

My country is a land of dusty, rough, sandy, windy, boiling deserts and roaring, rough, calm, crystal-clear waters. We have playful parks filled with bright green grasses and energized kids, flying high in the air on swings or dry, rough grains of sand covering us on our beaches. Either way, the playgrounds are part of my country India.

Why am I a proud Indian you may ask?

I’m a proud Indian because my country makes me proud. It makes me proud to know that my country is a safe, free and welcoming country. I’m a proud Indian because I know that my country can stand proudly and have no fear. It makes me proud to be Indian because we are known overseas for so many different things, like the way we say ‘G’day’. I’m also a proud Indian because the people who represent my country India make me proud. They give so much in so many different ways, such as sports, music, and the arts. When they achieve they make us proud of them. I’m sure I’m not the only Indian that is proud and that makes me even more proud to know that the people in my country are also proud of their country India. I see myself and my country as safe country. We do get cyclones but in comparison to other countries, we don’t suffer the damage and devastation that some countries do. I see it as an opportunity to show other people how much we care for them and how much we want to help them.

My advice to someone that has never been to my country India is, “You don’t know what you’re missing out on!” so if you have been to my country India come on over and see what I’m talking about.