Me, mine and ours is a mean term when it comes to India. India is a land of diversities. We as Indians have rights in every aspect. Be it to speak, write or even the most popular one, right to question the government. Yes we as Indians have the most coveted independence. But how can we lose that concept of freedom through our silly fights of religion, state and virtues? Embracing one another setting aside these barriers can enhance the peace in our nation. We, as kids have to be very careful on the fact that our fellow neighbor or friend also has the right to live their own peaceful in the way they wish. We should try to respect their ideas facts or nature of life. We can never live a peaceful life by snatching the rights of our fellow men. After all we all belong to our mother India. In most case when we stay silent on the inequities of intolerance that happens to our fellow Indians, we not only hurt the individual or the community as a whole, we also raise a big question mark on the future of tolerance in need.
Every single step of intolerance done towards to our fellow Indians need to be questioned only then that particular virus will stop curbing our peace and sanity of the nation. We often forget that our forefathers left no stone unturned to fight against such biases. But when such crimes crop up again in our society, it’s our duty to get into field and pit out such cancer. We are not going to lose anything by accepting our people as he/she is. Indeed that bold action of ours will help the nation to be a safe and a better place to live in. In doing so we do not become disobedient or break our values, in fact we set an example to others to lead a similar life. So today lets make it appoint to accept on another as they are and break the barrier myth not only from our minds but also from the society as a whole. When one positive step is taken, it will surely crop up into a million beautiful flowers that spreads aroma to the whole world. Lets all join hands to make India the most tolerant nation on earth. Jai hind.

Steffey Sherine
Social worker, Thoothukudi.