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I wrote topics for Prime Minster's Independence day speech

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Dear Prime Minister
Topics for your Independence day's speech:-
1.Educating us our Fundamental Duties, and
2. Sustainable Development

1. Educating us our Fundamental Duties:- Indian Constitution had given equal importance to Fundamental Rights and Fundamental Duties. But many Intellectual ones are going against the country, ideals, institutions, religions and dividing citizens into Majority and Minority in a 'Secular Country' they are misusing our Fundamental Rights so they must be educated about our Fundamental duties which states protection of country's Integrity, Sovereignty, and Unity, they are violating our Constitution so we must be educated about our duties.
2.Sustainable Development:- This year's budget widely focuses on Sustainable Development but without your motivation and inspiration this can't be achieved. So Dear Prime Minister what if you suggest some measures on Sustainable Development like promoting carpool and public transport instead of using car,saving electricity, suggesting engineers to construct house which has facility for rainwater harvesting etc.
Dear Prime Minister you are a greatest and ambitious Prime Minister that India had witness. You are an inspiration for every agers. Your passion to learn and your Nationalism makes you a living legend. As your big fan and student will you sent me your Autograph in reply.
   
                                                                                                                     Khushi Joshi
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