Thus we all have a role in making India great. India can soon emerge a major developed country provided we all vow to ourselves to do the jobs we are doing using all our energies and keeping the nation’s interests in mind. Don’t think that one person can do. Many drops make a flood. Here are some suggestions that may be followed by different professionals.If you are a politician, you can rise above your own and party’s interests and frame policies and laws that are conducive to development. If you are a clerk in a government department, you can work more efficiently in clearing a new project. If you become an instrument in creating a feeling that Government works speedily and justly, you have created necessary conditions for a developed country. If you are a worker in a factory, you can decide to increase your productivity a little more and give attention to quality. If you are a contractor, make it a point to spend on your own to improve some part of your town. If you are a banker you could take interest in some innovative project and encourage youth who are very capable and are enthusiastic about taking up something new. If you are a doctor you can extend the benefits of free and inexpensive medical aid to the poor at least to a limited extent. It will make the suffering person’s life a little better. If you are a teacher you can constantly upgrade your knowledge and skills in order to enthuse the children to think big. A student is generally as good as a teacher. Similarly, ex-servicemen can attempt to organize a few productive activities in villages or small towns. Even small grocers can contribute to the health of people by refusing to sell adulterated things.1. How can India emerge a major developed country?2. How can a politician contribute?3. What, according to Kalam, can a clerk do?4. How can a worker in a factory contribute?5. What should a contractor do?6. How can a banker contribute?7. What, according to Dr. Kalam, can a doctor do?8. Write the words for the following groups of words :(i) a person studying at a school or college or university(ii) persons who used to be an army, navy, etc.(iii) a person who own shops selling foodstuffs.