Patriotism 101
So the other we celebrated the 60th anniversary of our independence (August 15th). I am glad to see even the rich and upper middle class people are now proud to be Indian etc. They even show a TV ad in which the guy refuses a foreign companies offer, goes around driving a bike, etc... pretty cool.
So anyway, I myself am not upto the mark on the patriotic meter, at least not by our Indian Nazi standards, but I do have a small list of patriotic-to-do-list which I try to-do from time to time. So no wanting to keep away from the prevailing hurrah of our 60th independence anniversary I hear by share my list:
- - Be nice
- - Be honest
- - Be on time (I wish...)
- - Save electricity
- - Save oil
- - Save water
- - Save food
- - Vote
- - Use Right to Information (RTI 2005)
- - Follow traffic rules
- - Don’t pay beggars
- - Deliver value for money
- - Avoid littering public places
- - Not be a Nazi (Hindu/Muslim/certainly not Christian/etc/etc/whatever/etc...)
Having a list doesn't mean I follow all the above, but I try.
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