Monday, December 30, 2024

Year 2024 at a Glance.

Looking back at 2024, although the year went by quickly, it wasn't particularly impressive. Political parties continued to focus on their own strategies, with little attention given to development, which was clearly visible. Many prominent leaders, film personalities, and other notable figures passed away, and we lost several brave army personnel and jawans in encounters, who sacrificed their lives for the homeland. However, infrastructure development has been more visible, with new train services and air transport routes introduced in various regions. In the IT sector, our talented professionals have gained more recognition in international markets. My appeal to the government is as follows: Educated individuals, especially those with outstanding merit like gold medalists, should be retained in our country with proper recognition and salaries comparable to those offered overseas. Education should be given the highest priority, and efforts must be made to ensure that schools are well-staffed with teachers and not left vacant. The health sector must be made affordable and accessible to all citizens. The issue of unemployment needs to be addressed urgently, and new industries should be established to create jobs. As a senior citizen, I hope for a peaceful and calm environment for everyone, free from exploitation. The political system should be uniform and fair for all. Wishing everyone a happy, healthy, and prosperous New Year! K.Ragavan 31-12-24 ---

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