My expectations for the New Year is to see that India remain a pluralistic and secular country where people of all regions and religions are treated with equal respect. I would appeal to political leaders to set examples in propagating harmony and peace. I also wish that every citizen has an access to fresh drinking water, clean air to breathe, and other basic amenities of life.
Author: Zafar Iqbal, PhD
President, GOPIO-Metro Washington
(Email: president.gopio.metro.wash@gmail.com)
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