India of My Dreams Speech - 10 Lines, Short and Long Speech

India is a place where people from all cultures and religions coexist. As Indian citizens, we are constantly seeking ways to enhance our country and envision a better India. My hopes for our magnificent country are for peace and prosperity. When every person follows the rule of law, supports the nation with their families, and contributes to making India a better place, India will be a wonderful country.

10 Lines on India of My Dreams

1. Peace and harmony shall reign in the India of my dreams. Every citizen will be literate, and India will soar to unprecedented heights.
2. It will be free of war, terrorism, starvation, and pain. It will be filled with compassion, tranquility, and happiness.
3. In my ideal India, the highest standards of cleanliness and hygiene will be maintained.
4. This is my India – a beautiful country of peace, prosperity, and honesty, where no one is afraid to speak the truth and where there is no corruption.
5. It will be a country where women are respected, people of all religions coexist, and every individual feels pleased to be an Indian.
6. The India of my dreams is devoid of corrupt institutions such as the caste system and poverty.
7. I am looking forward to technical advancement in India, as well as advances in medical facilities. I want to see a happy India and hope to contribute to it.
8. My ideal India should be free of crime and harm to the common man. Crime produces stress in society and impediments to any country's prosperity. I wish to see my country in peace and harmony.
9. My ideal India would be a country where women may freely wander the streets. In addition, there will be actual equality, which I want everyone to have.
10. Unemployment is one of the most severe issues in our country. We have an educated but unemployed youth population. Everyone will be able to find work in the India of my dreams.

Short Speech on India of My Dreams

Everyone wishes to see their country grow and become democratically prosperous. Progress can be seen in a country where there is equality in all fields and for all genders. Furthermore, a country where there is no discrimination based on caste, race, gender, or economic standing finds actual progress. People in such countries also make good growth in all areas. India is evolving, and I want it to progress and grow. In the near future, I hope it will become the India of my dreams.

My ideal India will be devoid of poverty. When I see starving youngsters asking for food on the streets, it makes me really sad. I want poverty to leave my country and for everyone to have enough food to live. I wish to Imagine India as a place where everyone has access to education. There are youngsters from low-income homes who cannot afford education due to the high cost of education. Education should be provided at no cost to such children.

I imagine an India where numerous scientists are engaged in significant research, an India known for its outstanding scientific and technological advancements. An India that is a pioneer not only in new discoveries and technologies but also in spirituality.

It will be a corruption-free environment, where people don't fear speaking the truth and where wildlife is protected from poachers. An India where every person plants and maintains a minimum of 10 to 20 trees during their lifetime. At last, I dream of India, where people of different castes, religions, creeds, ethnic groups and economic/ social statuses live in unison with each other. There should be fair play, and the government must ensure employment opportunities for all its citizens.

Long Speech on India of My Dreams

India is the country of my dreams; there, people of many castes, creeds, faiths, ethnic groupings and economic and social levels coexist together. The government must guarantee equitable employment possibilities for all of its inhabitants, and there should be fair play.

The India of my dreams is the one where women are treated with respect and dignity. They share the same rights and authority as males. They are treated as a significant family member who can make decisions and is financially independent. They must be provided with a secure atmosphere free from dangers, including rape, physical assault, kidnapping, acid attacks, domestic violence, the dowry system, sexual harassment at work, etc. For them to use their full ability and energy in the appropriate directions, they must feel safe and protected. They would be able to demonstrate their talent in this way and aid in the growth of the country.

Everyone will be healthy and clean in the India of my dreams. People will appreciate the natural surroundings, clean air, and lack of pollution. In the India of my aspirations, the most extraordinary levels of hygiene and cleanliness will be upheld. India's citizens will take an active role in keeping it clean so that everyone can live in a healthy environment.

In the India of my dreams, the underprivileged are empowered, there is no hunger or poverty, and everyone has a decent roof over their heads.

To create the India of our dreams, we must get rid of any element that can be responsible for the populace's poor health. We must ensure that everyone in our nation has access to advanced healthcare, that streets, rivers, and other public areas are clean, and that everyone takes all reasonable precautions to prevent the spread of disease.

Poor children should attend school to give them the confidence to face the world and lead successful lives. The divide between the rich and the poor shouldn't exist. The national revenue ought to be distributed fairly across all societal segments. In my view, the only effective treatment is socialism.

This is my India—a wonderful nation, one where people are free to tell the truth, and are prosperous and honest and where there is no corruption. It will be a nation where everyone is pleased to be an Indian, where women are respected, and where people of all religions cohabit. It will be a country free from bloodshed, terrorism, starvation and misery.

Over the past few decades, India has experienced substantial industrial growth, technical innovation, and success in a number of other areas. However, there is still a lot of space for development. India used to be referred to as the "golden sparrow" due to its economic success. I want the nation to regain its former splendor. I want it to experience more social and cultural wealth in addition to economic wealth. There must be no prejudice or unfair treatment against any of the nation's citizens.

Finally, I have a dream about India, as Rabinder Nath Tagore describes it in the lines—“Where the head is held high, where the mind is without fear into that heaven of freedom. O Lord, let my country awake".