The whole country celebrates the birthday of the country’s first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru as Children’s Day.Today, from the children of the country, politicians remember uncle Nehru and many programs are organized across the country on the occasion of Nehru’s birth anniversary.During this time people remember Nehru’s life and try to know about his life.His thoughts are also talked about, which were considered quite visionary.In this sequence, his will is also in a lot of discussion.So today we tell you what he wrote in Nehru’s will, in which an important part is about his funeral.In fact, Nehru had written a lot about his funeral in his will and he had already told people what to do with his ash after the funeral when he died.So know what he said about his ashes in his will.What was written in the will?In New Delhi, Nehru Memorial has been written on stone as a memorable part of Nehru’s will.In the information given about the will on the inscription here, it has been written that they have got so much love and affection from the people of India that I cannot return a small part of it and in fact, I returned something in exchange for a valuable thing like affection.Can not goWhat was written about the funeral?Nehru wrote in his will- ‘I do not want any religious ritual after my death.I do not believe in any such ritual.Therefore, it would be really hypocrisy to do so after my death.Doing so would be like cheating yourself and others.Along with this, he wrote that if his death is abroad, then the last rites should be performed there and the ash should be sent to Allahabad.If it is in India, it should be cremated.At the same time, he wrote about the cremation- ‘My handful of ashes should be shed in the confluence of Prayag, who got into the sea kissing Hindustan.More part of my ash should be taken above the airplane and scattered in the fields, the fields where thousands of working people are engaged in work, so that every Jarra of my existence will be united in the destiny of the country.None of this part should be preserved.He wrote in it, there is no religious idea behind saving ashes in the Ganges and there is no religious feeling.I loved the Ganges since childhood and as I grew up, my attachment continued to grow.Also read- How many people who win one crore rupees in Kaun Banega Crorepati, how many are in hand?