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Salute to Soldiers


Salute to Soldiers

The country with full of jewels is India. And those jewels are we, the future citizens. We are safe and sound in our country, bringing progress in it and taking it ahead. But, we are sitting in peace here for those supermen. They too are common men like us, but have responsibilities of the country. Those are the men who 24 hours protect our country. And for whom our India is today, in the current world one of the leading countries in the world. They keep the Tricolour flying high in India. Those are the men, who have families but no time to relax with them. They are India Army. Their lives are costly than the diamonds and the jewels. Now a days, some of the jealous countries are attacking our country. But they must know that it would be of no use! There would be a good example if not wrong, a cat attacking a tiger! Our soldiers can make them bite the dust. Our country is losing those brave men. But if fire burns in the minds of those soldiers, there would be no guarantee of the existence of the attacking country. Salute to those brave super heroes.
                                  -Devadripta Sahadeo Jadhav

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