We are Indians. We are humans.
We always be United.
To our mother country, we always be Devoted.
Whatever may be the creed
We are the Children of this country
and we are of the same breed
Whatever may be our religion
We are the people of the same region
Whatever may be our caste
We are the citizens of this country in vast
Whatever may be our language and tradition
we work for the country with firm decision
We do not quarrel by the name of man or woman
but we marvel by knowing we are human.
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Reviews of "New Pledge to Indians"
Reviewed by Amith
Reviewed on May 25, 2002
its good but not possible
Reviewed by satish
Reviewed on April 6, 2002
yes every Indian should say the above thing...
I wish one day in India everyone says the above thing..
Reviewed by Cathy Montgomery (Reader)
Reviewed on March 27, 2002
You have captured the greatness of a people! Despite differences, a nation composed of individuals can live in peace together.
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I wish one day in India everyone says the above thing..