My grand father lives in a village. My father took me to the village to0 visit him. We travelled by train up to the nearest railway station. From the station, we took an auto rickshaw to go to the village. The road was Kutcha. It was quite dusty. I cloud see green fields on both sides of the road. I saw men and women working in the field in the fields. I saw many bullock carts on the road.

My father told that the villagers grow many crops in the fields. Some villagers grow vegetables and fruits in their fields. I realized for the first time that it s the people in the village who grow food grains for us. They are very hard-working people. If they stop growing food grains, we shall not give anything to eat.

When we entered the village, I saw many small huts mud houses. The auto rickshaw stopped in front of a big house. My grandparents were waiting outside the house. They were very happy to see me there.

We freshened up and then had some food. In the evening, my grand mother took me around the village. There was a small primary school. There was also a small heath center. Women were drawing water from the well. Every house had some cows or buffaloes.

I stayed there for one week and made many friends. I saw how they milk the cows and the buffaloes. I played with the goats. I enjoyed the greenery, fresh air and the company of the domestic animals. I really enjoyed my stay in the village.

A very large part of our population lives in the villages. Most of them are farmers. They grow food grains like rice, wheat, barley, Jowar and bajra. They also grow cotton and pulses. The vegetables which we eat everyday, come from the villages. Farmers also grow fruits.

Most of the people in a village live in mud houses. They keep animals such as cows, buffaloes, oxen, goats and horses. Village life is different from city life. Many people in the villagers are still poor. They do not have proper drinking water facilities. They draw water from the wells. Village roads are Kutcha. There are many villages where electricity has not reached. All villages do not have medical facilities.

A village has and a library. Gram Panchayat looks after the village. Gram Panchayat takes care of the cleanliness of the village, water supply and village roads. Gram Panchayat runs the school and the medical center.

India is the land of great men and women. It is the land of high mountains and deep valleys. It is the land of big rivers and fertile plains. It is the land of lovely forests and green ills. It is the land of lions and peacocks. It is the land of truth and peace. I am proud of this great land- my motherland!

India is very big country. From the north to the south, it is about 3200 kilometers. From the east to the west, it is about 2900 kilometers. In the north, we have Jammu and Kashmir. In the south, we have Kerala and Tamil Nadu. In the east, there are Mizoram, Manipur and Meghalaya. In the west, there are Gujarat and Rajasthan.

People of all castes live in this country. There are major Hindus, minority Muslims, Sikhs, Buddhists, Jains, Christians and many others. They live in a peace and unity. They live like bothers as one family.

The people main depend on agriculture.

India is the land of great saints like the Buddha and Guru Nanak. It is the land of great poets like Kalidas and Tagore. It is the land of brave me and women like King Ranaprathaop Singh, Shivaji and queen Laxmibai, and Rani Rudrama Devi queen in south. It is the land of Mahatma Gandhi and Motilal Nehru.

Before 1947, India was under the British rule. The British ruled our country for about 200 years. They made our country weak and poor. They were cruel people. We fought against them for our freedom. Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru were our national leaders in battle. They were angles of peace. They fought without ay sword or gun. They forced the British to leave our country. India became free on 15 August, 1947.

India is now a freedom country with fast developing. The Tricolor is our national flag. We will keep if flying high in the air. We will always protect it. We salute our national flag! We salute our motherland! We salute our Bharat Mata!

Last sunday I was going to journey in my way I saw that some people is gethering infront of a shop there an old woman has been dead. There someone was trying to getup her by a stick but no one has murcy for about herself. They all people only comments about her no one want to help the lady. There I heard that  she was suffuring from fever from last  two days and no one help her now she dead. After i thought that we spend lot of mony on our life style but we have no money for poor.

Rahool  

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