The topic proposed by #hivelearners in the recent edition is very interesting. Through different entries, we are getting to know about different countries through different perspectives. Everyone loves his country but when a person from another nationality praises the country then that country indeed possesses that characteristic. I was very excited to learn about Rwanda, the Netherlands, and Switzerland.
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Our world is very diverse and beautiful with each region possessing a unique feature. Some countries have tundras while others have steppes, some have riverine regions while some are deserted and some are cold while others are warm and temperate. Few are famous for their marvellous innovative discoveries and infrastructure while others are renowned for ancient places and history. Some are unicultural while others are multicultural and this makes our world more attractive.
For writing this blog, I paused to think about which country I should write in. I love the UK for its amazing multicultural and classical nature. Germany attracts me for its progress and advancement. China lures me for many innovative ideas and America attracts me for money generation. Europe is a beauty hub and there would be hardly anyone who will deny visits to Europe because its beauty fascinates every nature lover. Turkiya is also important culturally. So the decision was a bit hard but then India came to mind. Yes, it is. My neighbor country. Although the relations are stringent we belong to the same bloodline and culture. Two detached and annoyed brothers.
India came into being on 15th August 1947 after getting freedom from almost 1 and a half and a century-long colonization. India has always been an assortment of different cultures. India always welcomed people and provided them with a habitat to grow them. The journey of migration into India started with Aryans and later Chinese, Afghans, Persians, Romans and Arabs tilted towards this region, some to conquer, some to explore while others to inhabitate. Gandhara civilization, Mohenjodaru, and Harrapa are the glaring evidence of it. This region has been the place of many empires and kingdoms, some were of small scale while others ranged from the Himalayas to the Arab Sea and from Kabul to Myanmar.
The country is renowned as the largest democracy in the world due to its plenty of cultures and abundant population. The country is blessed with the region of every climate and different weathers and all this makes it very favorable to business. India is a hub of IT, construction, and pharmaceutical enterprises and lures many foreign investors as well because of its humungous population and relay station between the global north and the global south. With each day, the cadre of India is rising more and more in global politics.
Why did I select India? Well, there are many reasons for it. Being a Rajput, my ancestors belonged to India. They migrated to Pakistan in 1947. A very historical place i.e. Karnal used to be their homeland. So I always longed to see that place. Karnal itself is a very historical place and being the place of my ancestors, makes it more attractive to me. Moreover, I love exploring historical places and India is full of historical places. The resilient forts, magnificent tombs, and splendor mansions are the places that attract many people towards them. I always wanted to visit the Chittor Fort which is an engineering marvel. India also has different regions which make it very attractive for tourism.
Although the relations between my country and India are not soothing due to political reasons the people of both sides have great affection and attraction for each other. The aggression against each other is also equal as you can judge from high-voltage cricket matches. I am not going to discuss four wars between them as there would be many who would be talking about them. Lols.
This is my blog for #hl-exclusive and #hl-w155e3.