The recent discovery of water on the surface of moon is one out of many examples which proves that by working together we can make those things possible which were long considered to be impossible. And together contribute to the development of mankind. Not by fighting mean wars but by joining hands we can make our world and our lives better. Our history have also proved that whenever different cultures have worked together we have overcome insurmountable problems and whenever we have fought we have only created them. May be our cultures are different, maybe we speak different languages but today our world demands that we join our hands and work together. Only when we join hands together we will be able to solve all of our problems. Can't we all work together and make our world free from war, terrorism and all those things which we as children never wanted to see. And give the coming generations a life free from all these problems. Can't we give them a world much better than what we have inherited. Yes we can do and yes we must do but not by fighting each other but by becoming each others friend.
Today our Republic turns 70years. In these year we have raised ourselves from ashes of partition and hate, braved conflicts internal and external. Yet we have carried on as a republic for so long, because we stayed true to the ideals of our founding fathers. The ideas that shaped our struggle against a colonist, against the communalists. But very often did our republic find itself at the verge and it seemed the dreams that freedom fighters saw for our free nation might be too much. Last few months if not years have been like that as well. When we seem to be turning our backs to the principles that defined our country. Principles of unity in diversity. Where so many people from so many different part regions, religions speak so many languages, can live and thrive together. Where different ideas from anywhere is not frowned upon. Where one does not have to fear to speak his/her minds out. Where people from different places and religions were welcomed not just as guests but as God...
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