Creation of wealth is a creative process and is always spearheaded by citizens who feel safe and live without fear in the country, writes Anil K. Rajvanshi for South Asia Monitor
Golf
If there are no flowers where you are,
and the stars seem too far,
The Phantom called immortality
Vast stretches of arid land,
rivers that never know the sands to traverse.
At one's mother’s feet
Lies the stairway to heaven,
And eternal peace.
My River
There’s a river i know
Whose name i, often, forget,
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