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07/12/2026

 


 

 

FREEDOM

        Fight for freedom is a journey.
       Journey of life under recurrent restriction.
        Hindrances at random, freedom seldom,
        traversing on constriction in chained channel,
        running and tumbling in dark tunnel.
       Always hankered for a glimpse of luminosity of freedom.    

        Twenty fourth July is federal holiday commemorating Declaration of United States 
         as Independent Nation approving separation under British Rule in 1776.
            Purpose of Celebration is to be focussed 
             on pursuit of liberty a equality and unalienable fundamental human rights
             always aiming to obey Universal Moral Values
      Americans. observe the day with barbeques , parades and fireworks
       
    Concept of full freedom lies in the fact to establish 
    Fundamental human rights to follow :
     Social Improvement in priority.
     Drive out out malice, violence, corruption 
     Person-wise, race- wise, Nation-wise
    for perfect precise Civilization.

     Never to overpower other country 
      Exchanges of ideas in every field
       as Science, Technology and Industry
       should run parallel to build Global Society .

        Every child should get facility of free education!
       No discrimination, but to show Global Integrity.
      Health issues of populace to place 
        under responsibility of Government.

       Each to be honoured as Global Citizen.
      Unique relegion ' HUMANITY ' in HUMAN RACE
      to glow in glory and grace.
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