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My India
To all the readers who have read my blog or have read my articles, you already have made an opinion about my writing and my thinking. Some of you might have entitled me as the one who criticizes the way his system works, or something might have occurred to him, that made him write about the problems.
Well, I am very proud to write my blog as "My India", because I am very proud of my nation. No matter how many times this nation faced a problem, it fought back and rose up with more power again.
India has been always fascinating to people of other nations. Some see it as a a country of rich culture and heritage and some see it as country with poverty and illiteracy. The way I see it is, as a country who is young, who's people are energetic and powerful,  who is rising to success everyday. 

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