India

There are various roles strategised by nature for different geographies, to upkeep life as it was primarily thought of to be. We unfortunately started forgetting them over the period of time, and India like other nations also started losing its placement, its shine.

The glory of India was once known to the world. Once India was known for its clarity of thought, for its understanding of The Whirl, for its knowledge of arts, of science and not definitely as a 'third world'. It's not that the glory of it is not known to the human fraternity in present times but not with the same intensity as it was earlier, for we ourselves started looking at other's plate more than looking at our own platter.

Why the intensity has fallen down, it's not an immediate effect of some recent changes but rather an outcome of several inter-linked reasons. If looked in from a recent perspective, it can be said that it is majorly a resultant of an ill-intentioned setup put in place by The Colonialists to shatter us from within at first and the poor preparedness of our political leaders thereafter.

India is not just a nation, its rather The World's Most Illuminating Institution which we've unfortunately failed to identify in our comparatively recent transformation, and the time now has come as it was always to rejuvenate its foundation and for doing it your participation is very much needed for India lies in each one of us, individually, living continuously the very idea of India through our understanding of Unity, through our collective traits of accommodation.

'India : The Earth-Illuminator' gives you an invitation to explore India, at the level of its thought, its overall makeup, how it was transforming as India was moving from one phase to another and how it should proceed in its future to regain completely its once lost shine so as to enlighten the world thereafter which is struggling itself at large to understand this phenomenon of life which was understood pretty well by our collective ancestors. 'India : The Earth-Illuminator' is however not being put forth with a regressive approach of a rigid conservationist but is being put forward with a futuristic vision so as to create a much better future for us, both at an individual and at the collective level. Come, let's explore India, let's discover it together, let's ideate it together and let's build it together in the manner its placed naturally by nature.