Where are we?

When I was a boy of seven or eight, I was not inclined to be first in the class because my class roll would be 1. That seemed to me a loathsome matter, in my view at that time my roll number should have been over 50. After fifteen years, I feel ashamed to introduce me as a citizen of this country for the reason that it has the top position in the list of most corrupt countries. Nobody wants to believe me wherever I go outside the country. They know it as a sanctuary of human traffickers, a country where the government has failed to contain terrorist activities and opposition parties do oppose only in the interest of opposition.

We want to see a country where the people, the government and its associates will work altruistically to uphold its image.