Rome was not built in a day

Here is a girl who lost her legs after thrown out from the train and this is the girl who never gave up, stood in the prosthetic limb, enduring training, turning the pains into priceless triumph and finally climbed the world's highest peak. Yes, Arunima Sinha's life stands as an epitome of the phrase Rome was not built in a day. Her Achievement was not that single day, it was all because of training with a courage that she had undergone and built throughout the journey. Thus this story connects that Destination is momentary and Journey is permanent. So, In this essay, delves into various perspectives in which Rome was not built in a day can be viewed under different angles.

History is not just an exploration of our past but the experience that teaches us the present and the exposure that predicts the Future. The day INDIA achieved Independence in 15th Aug 1947 is not just the outcome of Mountbatten plan. This day we live today is all after the lots of challenges, plenty of pains, hundreds of protests, thousands of sacrifices, millions of dissent from all realms and from all Regions and it wouldn't be possible without the unity of the society. Meanwhile when it comes to the Societal perspective which is India today with lots of schemes and programmes ensures the life of a woman even after her husband's death. The freedom to life that she enjoy today is impossible without the hard works of Raja Ram Mohan Roy who laid the foundation and assisted british to enact Abolition of Sati 1829. Not only Roy but also Ishwar chandra Vidyasagar, Jyothiba Phule, Savitribai phule who Advocated widow Remarriage Act, established schools for them. This perspective Again restates that it was not a law which enacted in drastic manner, it has it's own enduring journey and also it had a great impact in Indian Constitution. Similarly the Indian Constitution which was enforced on January 26 1950, had undergone the process over 2+ years, with taking the Inspirations from various Constitutions of the world, learning the lessons from the pitfalls of British Indian Act. With the hundreds of Inclusion and exclusion and the subsequent Readings finally end up on November 26, 1949 to lit India by having largest Constitution in the world. "A Destination Cannot be Reached without a Journey".

And such a Journey take it's path in Economy with where India today is the fastest growing economy in the world and the 6th largest economy in the world. It's not that India achieved it in a single stroke. Today India is flourishing is because of the ups and downs she experienced in her way. From 1947 India's economic strain to 1980's balance of payment crisis, and / the India learnt from the failures and proved with Green revolution, LPG Reforms and so on. Despite the Geopolitical crisis, India is Resilient in it's economy is because of it's progressive learnings from 2008 Financial crisis, COVID and West Asian conflicts and diversifying it's economic path and enduring SELF RELIANT INDIA.

This self Reliance even connects India Nuclear power Journey, which had it's first test in 1974, eventually undergone criticism and sanctions but India conveyed her "No FIRST USE POLICY" in her Action by as it's not enriching but made for civilian purpose. This stance of her inspired US to enter into US INDIA Nuclear deal 2008. This agreement stands as an exemplary example for Rome was not built in a day with India's Nuclear power. This Nuclear power which is one of the non-fossil source emerged as a solution for climate change in which world countries joined together to have Global temperature not to go beyond 1.5°C is not just happened in a day. It had undergone various debates & discussions between developed and developing Nations in UNFCCC, Kyoto protocol, Montreal protocol and so on. On the other hand, taking it into a different dimension of the climate change which we are facing today is not built with the constructive activities but with the destructive practices that end up in Human Influenced Disaster like Wayanad Landslide July 2024 and triggered because of the exceeding carrying capacity.

Thus this climate change poses huge Risk on vulnerable sections especially women. Such women even today facing such difficulties dates back to the essence of patriarchal society. Right from climate change impact to the social change which she benefits today made possible by emerging dissents, and concerns from the feminists and they sanded it to the world which still lagging in Addressing the difficulties of women. The historical phase of India's freedom struggle opposition, abolition of evil practices and every other perspective all together stand at a peak in it's achievement is impossible without climbing the Mountains and withstanding Resilient in it's Journey despite hardships. Whatever may be - the positive impact or the negative impact - all has it's own hardships and difficulties in or the way. However ensure that the progress we build is for serves Good means and Good ends.

Here is a girl who lost her legs after thrown out from the train and this is the girl who never gave up, stood in the prosthetic limb, enduring training, turning the pains into priceless triumph and finally climbed the world's highest peak. Yes, Arunima Sinha's life stands as an epitome of the phrase Rome was not built in a day. Her Achievement was not that single day, it was all because of training with a courage that she had undergone and built throughout the journey. Thus this story connects that Destination is momentary and Journey is permanent. So, In this essay, delves into various perspectives in which Rome was not built in a day can be viewed under different angles. History is not just an exploration of our past but the experience that teaches us the present and the exposure that predicts the Future. The day INDIA achieved Independence in 15th Aug 1947 is not just the outcome of Mountbatten plan. This day we live today is all after the lots of challenges, plenty of pains, hundreds of protests, thousands of sacrifices, millions of dissent from all realms and from all Regions and it wouldn't be possible without the unity of the society. Meanwhile when it comes to the Societal perspective which is India today with lots of schemes and programmes ensures the life of a woman even after her husband's death. The freedom to life that she enjoy today is impossible without the hard works of Raja Ram Mohan Roy who laid the foundation and assisted british to enact Abolition of Sati 1829. Not only Roy but also Ishwar chandra Vidyasagar, Jyothiba Phule, Savitribai phule who Advocated widow Remarriage Act, established schools for them. This perspective Again restates that it was not a law which enacted in drastic manner, it has it's own enduring journey and also it had a great impact in Indian Constitution. Similarly the Indian Constitution which was enforced on January 26 1950, had undergone the process over 2+ years, with taking the Inspirations from various Constitutions of the world, learning the lessons from the pitfalls of British Indian Act. With the hundreds of Inclusion and exclusion and the subsequent Readings finally end up on November 26, 1949 to lit India by having largest Constitution in the world. "A Destination Cannot be Reached without a Journey". And such a Journey take it's path in Economy with where India today is the fastest growing economy in the world and the 6th largest economy in the world. It's not that India achieved it in a single stroke. Today India is flourishing is because of the ups and downs she experienced in her way. From 1947 India's economic strain to 1980's balance of payment crisis, and / the India learnt from the failures and proved with Green revolution, LPG Reforms and so on. Despite the Geopolitical crisis, India is Resilient in it's economy is because of it's progressive learnings from 2008 Financial crisis, COVID and West Asian conflicts and diversifying it's economic path and enduring SELF RELIANT INDIA. This self Reliance even connects India Nuclear power Journey, which had it's first test in 1974, eventually undergone criticism and sanctions but India conveyed her "No FIRST USE POLICY" in her Action by as it's not enriching but made for civilian purpose. This stance of her inspired US to enter into US INDIA Nuclear deal 2008. This agreement stands as an exemplary example for Rome was not built in a day with India's Nuclear power. This Nuclear power which is one of the non-fossil source emerged as a solution for climate change in which world countries joined together to have Global temperature not to go beyond 1.5°C is not just happened in a day. It had undergone various debates & discussions between developed and developing Nations in UNFCCC, Kyoto protocol, Montreal protocol and so on. On the other hand, taking it into a different dimension of the climate change which we are facing today is not built with the constructive activities but with the destructive practices that end up in Human Influenced Disaster like Wayanad Landslide July 2024 and triggered because of the exceeding carrying capacity. Thus this climate change poses huge Risk on vulnerable sections especially women. Such women even today facing such difficulties dates back to the essence of patriarchal society. Right from climate change impact to the social change which she benefits today made possible by emerging dissents, and concerns from the feminists and they sanded it to the world which still lagging in Addressing the difficulties of women. The historical phase of India's freedom struggle opposition, abolition of evil practices and every other perspective all together stand at a peak in it's achievement is impossible without climbing the Mountains and withstanding Resilient in it's Journey despite hardships. Whatever may be - the positive impact or the negative impact - all has it's own hardships and difficulties in or the way. However ensure that the progress we build is for serves Good means and Good ends.