Amazing Fact About Incredible India

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I don't want to brag about my country but it's true that India is the only place where everyone could live easily and a satisfaction life. It doesn't matter whether you come from a high profiled rich family, middle class family, low middle class family or from a poor family. One can easily live here and also fulfill their family needs while the whole world is struggling to find their daily comfort. In the developed countries, there are hotels, cuisines, restaurant, shopping malls, parks, Movie theatre and places where only people with lots of money could afford it or many people try to save for months and then spends it on food, things, accessories, etc but in India, there are places, foods, malls, theatres, hotels, cuisine, affordable to every state of people whether he comes from a rich or poor family. Poor man lives on bread daily in developed countries because there are no alternatives for him to afford more than it to feed himself and to his family but in India, poor people can easily afford delicious food with variety of them in streets of India. There are variety of street foods available which poor or low middle class man can afford for his family. There are shopping malls especially for low middle and poor people who can buy good clothes in low prices (they can bargain on it too). There are movie theatres too for the people who cannot afford PVR cinemas or any other big cinema halls. There are restaurant and cuisine where one can easily fullfill their family needs by taking them on a dinner while in the developed countries, it's a dream for people with less income. In comparision with there, here prices are cheap for almost everything. One can live a satisfactory life here enjoying all the facilities that a rich man enjoys. Apart from all these, India is also a country for rich people because as I said, you'll find range for every class of people. From rich people to poor people, everyone can enjoy his lifestyle here. That's what I'm proud of. India is Incredible. Isn't it ?