Patrotism

Patriotism Essay for 10th board examination
Patriotism is the most precious and the most original emotion in man. It means the love for home land or country. It is strange to know that the emotions and the feelings of patriotism are even present in animals and insects also for example ants, wasps and bees all tend to love their webs and houses. They have a natural instinct to love and protect their homes. In the same way all the animals from small mouse to big elephant all are the lovers of their habitat. But no one in the whole world is equal to man.
Every person in this world man, woman, the young and the old are all the time replete with this valuable asset. If unfortunately some body lacks in this precious thing he is worse than all the creatures as the all posses this great blessing of God Almighty
If there is no patriotism in a society there will be no progress and prosperity. If there is no patriotism in the hearts of the people of a country they will begin to rob and loot it day and night and thus will cause a great damage to it. In this way whole the nation and country will suffer. On the other hand if the inhabitants of a country are patriot and cannot tolerate a slightest loss to and would never even think to harm it
In the recent materialistic age the lust for wealth selfishness pride and prejudice has strayed the man from the right path He has lost most of his tender feelings and emotions and consequently suffering for his own bad deeds. Let us make a mind to promote patriotism in order to make this world a worldly paradise

PATRIOTISM

Each nation feels superior to other nations. That breeds patriotism - and wars.
(Dale Carnegie)
Patriotism is a frame of mind in which one loves one's country and is proud of it. It is a vigorous feeling of love, loyalty and support for one's country especially in defense against its enemies. It means that one should give more value and importance to one's country than to one's own self. It makes one bound for certain responsibilities, and these responsibilities are ideological commitment and dedication to the defense and prosperity of one's country.

"only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country.
(Nathan Hale)
Man is a social animal. It is hard for him to breathe in isolation. Contact with his fellow beings is inevitable for mutual growth and economic development. Patriotism creates unity among the people for a noble cause and trains them to tolerate one and other and sacrifice for the country. "Soldiers die not in hatred but in love."
(Anonymous)
Patriotism is a virtue that converts a mob into nation. Nations rise and prosper if their individuals are united by a cord of love, sympathy and sincerity. People learn to honor the freedom and independence of their country. They learn that they can prosper and progress if they have a deep natural relation with their country.
Birds fly towards their nests, children rush to take refuge in the lap of their mothers and human beings move towards their homes for peace and shelter, and so is our country that gives us protection and peace. It is a sort of heaven for us. We should try our best to make it beautiful, secure, strong and peaceful. Our existence definitely depends on the existence and survival of our dear homeland. We can do so if we have an ultimate faith in our country. We must not undermine our relationship and association which we have with our homeland by birth.
"Waste no more time arguing about what a good man should be. Be one."
(Mareus)
Disciplined armed forces, hardworking and skillful craftsmen, diligent and committed women, and ambitious students have only one aim and that is to serve their country. They believe that their personal achievement will benefit not only themselves but also their country. They want to raise the flag of their country because they have a strong sense of patriotism.
Love works wonders. Miracles are not beyond us if we are fired with the passion of patriotism. Patriotism fills us with a magnetic force which overcomes all our petty differences of languages and creeds.

"Remember, we all stumble, every one of us. That's why it's comfort to go hand in hand"
(Emily Kimbrough)
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