An Open Letter to Her Royal Highness the Princess of Asturias

 Introduction

Watching Princess Leonor grow into her role is a reminder of the weight of duty that rests on her shoulders. As someone who has lived a decade and more longer than her, I find her poise and military discipline truly remarkable for someone so young. While I write from the perspective of an older admirer, I maintain the formal respect her position deserves.

Open Letter



To Her Royal Highness the Princess of Asturias,

Madam,


With my humble duty, I, Nehemiah Dhariwal, have the honour to address Your Royal Highness with the greatest respect.


As a member of a generation that has seen the world change rapidly over the last three decades, I have watched with profound admiration as Your Royal Highness has stepped into the public eye with a maturity that far exceeds your years. Your recent commitment to the Spanish Armed Forces and your steadfast preparation for the throne have inspired many, myself included.

It is a rare and noble thing to see such devotion to one's nation. From my home in India, I wish Your Royal Highness a future defined by the same grace and strength you have already demonstrated to the world.

I have the honour to remain, Madam, Your Royal Highness’s most humble and obedient servant,

Nehemiah Dhariwal

Location: Dhariwal, Punjab, India

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