To Be a Good Indian, Simply Live an Honest Life: Rajdeep Sardesai
Rajdeep Sardesai believes that to be a good Indian, you simply have to be committed to the idea of a better future.
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In his letter to India, Rajdeep Sardesai asks who will decide who is a good Indian and who is a bad Indian. The veteran TV journalist believes that to be a good Indian, you simply have to live an honest life and be committed to the idea of a better future.
(Do you ever feel like talking to India? Yes, perfect. How about you write to her and tell her if you’re a good Indian or a bad Indian? You could be bitchy, angry, happy, emotional or spoofy. But if your answer is No – never mind, there is always a beginning. So let’s start here.
Don’t be shy, just say it all. Mail us your letter at lettertoindia@thequint.com. We’ll ensure India gets your message.)
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