Uncertain Glory of India

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Bhagat Singh did not dreamed of India which would be wrecked by hunger, malnutrition, communalism overall unequal status of Indian citizens.

This statistics of hunger people would surely had saddened Bhagat Singh but we as nation need to stand against these stigmatized conditions of our countrymen.

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