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India is the richest country in the world... "Even if you sell the temple bells in India, it shall become a superpower"

But the funniest thing is people fail to understand that they are like Servants in their nation.

Owing to which a farmer commits suicide cursing God and his misfortunes

The poor in this country fails to recognize the true culprits behind his poverty.

The youth is unaware of the people responsible for his unemployment.

Do you gather _Punya_ by offering hairs to God, really..??

Does prosperity come to you by offering a coconut..??

In realty...
Hair and coconuts offered make big business.

What does one achieve by offering Gold/Silver..?? Infact these are just auctioned off.

Of what use is such Charity....

*Try to donate seeds to farmers.*

*Try to help in a poor girls marriage.*

*Try to adopt an orphaned child.*

*Try to feed a hungry person.*

*Try to help a handicapped person.*

*Try  to donate to a village school library.*

*Try to donate to an old age home.*

Schools in villages have no shelter but temples have Marble flooring.

Parents make hundred queries for donating Rs 200/-  to a school but donate in thousands to a temple without any question.

Will such a nation become a superpower in real sense.

We call ourselves an agriculturist nation and our farmers commit suicides almost in every state.

Please Read and forward..!!

*🇮🇳VANDEMATRAM 🇮🇳*

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