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Incredible Ind!a

Hi Frenz,

We live in a nation where

1. Rice is Rs.45/- per kg and Sim card is Free
2. Pizza reaches home faster than Ambulance and Police.
3. Car loan @ 5% and Student loan @ 12%.
4. Student with 45% get in elite universities through quota system and those with 90% get out because of merit. 


5. Footwear we wear is sold in AC showrooms, but vegetables that we eat are sold at the footpath.
6. Where we make lemon juices with artificial flavors and dish wash liquids are made with real lemons. 
7. Where everybody wants to be famous, but nobody wants to follow the path to be famous. 
8. Assembly complex buildings are getting ready within one year while public transport bridges alone take several years to be completed. 
9. Where a millionaire can buy a cricket team instead of donating they money to any charity. Two IPL teams are auctioned at 3300 crores and we are still a poor country where people starve for 2 square meals per day.
10. A country where woman is punished by rape for loving someone, but netas happily roam around in posh cars with security around instead of involving in so many scams.

GOK where is my India going towards. 

adios,
Vrinda

PS: Images are taken from Google.

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