When do we see India a Developed Country in all respects?
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The present day India is far advanced than "a developed nation" in terms of 1970s or 1980s. Let me be clear in that..... what I meant to say is.... if you look back in 1970s or 1980s, the countries we termed as developed had lesser development compared to present day India. So in a way, we can say India is already developed. The problem comes when we try to compare it with present day USA or UK or JAPAN and like-wise. \n\nI think, being a developed nation doesnt necessarily have to be full of skyscrapers. It could be reflected in other aspects too. India's economy is growing in a spectacular pace, software industry is booming, foreign investment is booming, companies world wide are not thinking twice to jump into indian market, cell phone industry is so successful that you have better mobile pieces and global rates in India than in other countries. Everybody carries a cell phone in India. I mean..Everybody! Communication barriers has been lift. Social changes and awareness are occuring in a steady pace. With so many things happening, India is developed is already developed. \nWell...if you want to hear "developed nation" on papers...I think its not too far. Japan came into developed nations list only in 1960s. India can make it too and will make it for sure in near future.
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India is a big country with diversity around every corner.  Difference in culture, ideologies, languages, everything...  Still it is one of the developing nations in this world.  \n\nGive India some time.  It will eventually become one of the greatest countries in this world.  \n\nThe driving force behind every nation is its people.  Let us all forget about what everyone else should do to develop our nation and concentrate on our skills and abilities, especially those that will help our country develop.
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Inspite of heavy economical growth India is still become a Developing country. Some parts of India are grown but maximum parts are still below the standard. Specially North Eastern States of India, Bihar, UP, Some parts of West Bengal, Orissa etc. But it is fact that India is growing. And foreign investors are like to come here. And the economy of India is going to be a strong economy. But still India is developing counrty.
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For India to become a prime power in the world, it is going to have to do a superb job on ending local corruption.  A little thing Gandhi forgot about.\n\nI don't see that happening for at least 50 years.  Because India has 300 million people who speak English, and has a democratic tradition for 60 years, it will surpass China if the Chinese devolve into quarrelling and trying to maintain an economy based on "the Party."  But surpassing China, though a key benchmark, is not the same as unseating American power.\n\nBut for your dream to come true, local corruption has to shrink to the point where the smartest young people stay in the country with their PhDs instead of immigrating.
110902
We are getting respect in the world becouse of our Democracy and Secularism and Indians are also happy with it. In today’s world economy is more important then religion. Can a Hindu Nation give more food to poor and better health and education facilities?
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in most of the sectors it is developing or developed
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Why not every other developed country is corrupt?
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No.  India lacks the natural resources to make it a super power.\n\nThe USA has plenty of natural resources as it developed into a super power.  India lacks this benefit.  It societal structure will limit its abilities also.  The caste system will limit the intellectuals from working closely together.
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India has already taken giant strides in space technology. It has launched communication and remote sensing satellites which are operational. It has built excellent infrastructure in terms of launch facilities,test facilities,Research development organizations and excellent academic institutions. It has helped other countries in all such operations. Although Indian astronauts have flown with NASA it has not yet put astronauts in space on its own. Projects are at hand in this regard. India's priorities today are development of rural areas in terms of employment education and health as also agricultural growth which has go to 4% from the existing Hindu growth of 2%.The other thrust area is to boost manufacturing growth to 12% from the current9%. Hence not much attention/resources are presently allocated to space.It is only a matter of time when the dreams of founding fathers of space technology in India Pundit Nehru and Vikram Sarabhai will fully bear fruition when Indian space project to put astronauts in space on its own will become a reality.
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the answer is yes India is becoming an technological super power and that we must thank that to bill gates. they are already trying to launch a mission to the space , they posses half of Microsoft , they are one billion people and growing . meaning that this is only a matter of time and that there is little other countries but china can do about it.\n\n\non the other side India is a super corrupt country and this may slow the progress of many. it is very common braiding in India and many think that is the only way to progress in there. they still fallow traditions like arranging marriage of kids, they can only marry people who are from their group (there is five of them) getting kill for showing that u have a lot of  money  at the streets is also common and all this aptitudes will not let India to get along whit other countries . \n\n\nbut lets not forget that they also posses a vast armament of weapons of mass destruction and that they may be capable of using them against their enemies the Pakistanis. many think that India is a country where everyone is poor but they are mistaken there is alot of people whit alot of money in there.
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By 2020 , indian poitics scenario will be different surely, It will be in the hands of young & sensible people. And i am very optimistic about it. U can also become a part of this , coz the first step to bring the change has already been taken..by 4 Ex-IITians . They started a new political party called "Lok Paritran" and left there luxurious jobs, just for INDIA. Atleast it shows that they are more concerned about india than the politicians we have in our country right now who only thinks about there bank balance & prosperity instead of the country.The Era of Mahatma gandhi and Lal bahadur shastri will definetly be back. \nSo i make an appeal to all the youngsters of our country to go thru just once the official site of " Lok Paritran". To know there idealogy.\nJust type in google search "lok paritran" and u will get the official site.\nOr u can directly go to "www.lokparitran.org"\nTo bring a change , first we have to change.
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i m 26,deaf from india and i dont have job \nonly when people like me can earn for themselves only then can the country be called developed
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India is the country to be in the 21st century. \nIndia is the second fastest growing economy in the world. The economic situation is wonderful and so is the job market.\nIndia has large english speaking population so language is not a problem.\nIndia is diverse and beautiful with everything from mountains to beaches.\nIndian people are extremely friendly and treat you as a family member and not an outsider like other western socities.\nCome and discover India!!
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India is one of the most exotic places in the world that offers such a rich and ancient history, culture, music, art, religion and traditions.\n\nIndia gained its independence from the British rule in 1947 and is a fairly "young" republic. But with a population of over a billion people today, the country is plagued with poverty that seems insurmountable due to the corruption in government that remains unchecked, a lackluster economy, and perhaps an aftermath of their customary caste system.\n\nThere has been on-going border tension between India [majority Hindus] and its neighbor, Pakistan [majority Muslims] in that sub-continent part in Asia.\n\nOne thing I admire among its people is their manner of greeting each other--with both palms together in prayer form as they nod to greet--which symbolizes their 'RESPECT TO THE DEITY WITHIN' the other person. Ain't that so great?\n\nMore people should practice that tradition openly... And perhaps we will have a much better world to live in!
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A developed country will have the major technological advancements, good roads, a stable government, stable communication devices, etc.\n\nA developing county is working to attain these things, but may not have reached them yet in some or all areas. These countries sometimes can be third world countries or once third world countries that are now better. Coutnries that have been stricken by war, disease, poverty, famine, natural disasters, etc. usually fall into this category.
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As the share of the US in world gross domestic product falls (from 21 per cent to 18 per cent) and that of India rises (from 6 per cent to 11 per cent in 2025), India is emerging as the third pole in the global economy (behind USA and China).\n\nBy 2025 the Indian economy is projected to be about 60 per cent the size of the US economy. The transformation into a tri-polar economy will be complete by 2035, with the Indian economy only a little smaller than the US economy but larger than that of Western Europe.
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Very soon.\n\nIt has one of the largest economies in the world.  It is ranked fomrwhere between 10th - 4th largest depending on how you measure it.\n\nIt has one of the largest film industires in the world.  This should give it major influence on world culture.\n\nIt also is a free and democratic nation, with respect for human rights and property rights.  This gives it a major edge in the international community when compared with China.\n\nI would say that within the next 20-30 years India will be seen as a major world power, within super power status.