Honourable Chief guest, dignitaries on the dais, teachers and all my fiiends present over here. I take this great opportunity to express my ideas of India as a developed country.
You know that one of the great visionaries, Dr. Abdul Kalam, Who just left us forever, has prophesised in his 'Vision 2020' that India will be a developed country by 2020. And being an Indian I also expee( the same.
When I dream to be a citizen of a developed nation, I always have a question in my mind, What would it be like?
You see, even after the six decades of lndependence, there are many problems still prevailing in the society. They are the major berries in the development of the country. Unless and until, we overcome the barriers, ours can't be a developed nation.
To me, in developed India there would be no hunger, no child would die ofmalnutrition, there will be no povelty. It's quite unfoftunatc that even today a large section of the society is far away from education. So, I expect that this underprivileged class would get a quality education. Every child will go to school.
We know, in developing India, there is a broad dividing line between rural and urban development. But in developed India, there would have ample employment opportunities in villages also. Every village will have the world class healthcare facilities such as hospitals, pure drinking water, proper sewerage and sanitation system etc, This is one of the important indicators of a developed country. In short, the village will be a true projection of Gandiji's idea.
So, friends if you want to live in such a developed nation, you have a great responsibility to eradicate all the problems which are hurdles in the way of India's development.
Thank you.
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