Dreaming is the foundation of progress, the spark that ignites revolutions, and the essence of human existence. Without dreams, civilisations would not have advanced, and humanity would have remained stagnant. Shame on those who refuse to dream, for they deny themselves the very essence of life.

Dreams shape our goals and aspirations. From visionaries like Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar, who dreamt of an equal society, to scientists like Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, who envisioned India as a developed nation, history proves that great achievements start with dreams. Dreams fuel determination, pushing us beyond our limits.

However, society often suppresses dreamers, labeling them as unrealistic. Many are forced to abandon their aspirations due to fear, financial struggles, or societal pressure. But the truth is, dreaming is not a privilege—it is our fundamental right. No government, institution, or individual has the authority to take away our ability to dream and strive for a better future.

The youth must understand that dreaming is not merely wishful thinking; it requires effort, planning, and perseverance. When we dare to dream, we create possibilities, inspire change, and carve paths where none existed before.

So, let us never hesitate to dream big. The right to dream is our real right, and embracing it is the first step toward shaping our destiny.