ARE WE REALLY INDIANS????

                           We say that the transport here is not good.....
                            We say that mails never reach their destination on time...
                            We say that the government here is not working properly...
                             We say and say but never do anything about it..

When it comes for waiting in long ques in government offices, people flip a 50rupees note into the officer's pocket.In India, we see that our own brothers and sisters(Indians) spit on the roads and roadsides. But the same Indians, when they go abroad, they don't do such acts over there.Then why do they behave in such an indecent way in our motherland?? Is it because they are afraid of the rules which are followed in foriegn countries.No, absolutely no...
When we visit Taj Mahal, we see a huge number of people coming to see its beauty and the crowd not only includes the Indians but foriegners too...After having some snacks, we throw the paper down instead of throwing them in the proper place(dustbin). In this case, I don't know whether everyone is aware of it, the foriegners does a better job than us.
Since many years we have a dream of a developed India. And now its high time that we should make this dream come true. We have a feeling hidden in our mind, "How can the Country change, if I alone change"? Change that mentality...Everything starts with "U" but the saddest part is that it never ends with the same "U".
No matter what the world says, hidden in the corner of the heart is an Indian in each one of us...We might take some more time to make our dream come true.It doesn't mean that we(Indians ) are dumb, it means that the battle had just begun..JAI HIND

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