Which Govt lost power at a time of high economic growth in spite of its "India Shining" campaign?
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It was the BJP(Bhartiya Janta Party) government. This was known as the NDA (National Democratic Alliance)alliance mainly consisting of BJP.The flavour of the promotion is indicated by one poster, which featured smiling women in yellow saris playing cricket and the slogan “you’ve never had a better time to shine brighter”.NDA spent approx. $20 million to advertise on all news channels and newspapers. Inspite of all this it lost the elections to the Congress and allies government.
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Wow!\n1. Nuclear, Hydro, Sun, Wind\n2. All over the country\n3. Best to talk to an indian government rep.\n4. refer to 2\nI know for a fact that the government splits the power generation via the state. So you might be better trying to find technical data of india per state.
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they did not really quit. They still exist in India in the form of our politicians.
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the impact has been that due to the open libralized economy and the pressure of the loans being given by the international institutions to india, there have been policy changes in the govt. these changes have been not only at the level of implementation but also in the laws. the most noticeable changes has been the right to employment and right to strike by workers in India. if you check the supreme court rulings in the last 3-4 years on labour laws, you will find that these two have gone a tremendous change post independence. the changes have been related to the new higher and fire policy been implemented and also the right to strike made illegal. this is also the cause of a lot of trade unions to loose their negotiating power with management as the highest court in the land has very much undermined the constitutional gurantee of the workers.
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Jawaharlal Nehru (जवाहरलाल नेहरू, Javāharlāl Nehrū) (November 14, 1889 – May 27, 1964), also called Pandit ('Scholar, Teacher') Nehru, was one of the most important leaders of the Indian Independence Movement and, as the head of the Indian National Congress, became the first Prime Minister of India when India won its independence on August 15, 1947.
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NOT AT ALL.\nINDIA IS FAMOUS FOR LET RIVALS THROUGH IN CRUCIAL CONDITIONS.\n\nTHEY HAD ENOUGH CHANCE TO GRAB THE WIN.\nBUT, \nAS USUAL THEY WASTED THOSE.
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India-the largest democracy in the world
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What do you man on liberalisation?  I'm not sure how politics ties in to India's aviation sector.  You talking about militarily, or commercially?
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THEY HAVE PUNCTURED A VERY BIG EGO BALOON OF INDIA.\n\nTHEY BACK TO FARM WITH THUNDERING NOTE.
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When India was pro-USSR, it got USA edgy and they started befriending Pakistan and selling them arms. Now these very weapons are in the hands of terrorits now and being used against US.\n\nUSSR is no longer in the scene as a Super Power and Uncle Sam realises the potential India has as a fast developing economic super power.\n\nNeed I say more?
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Well it was basically a decade of the rise of republicanism. It was where not much progress happened. IT kinda stagnated. It was dominated by scandals as well such as the teapot dome scandal. At the end, it was when the depression started.
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your question makes no sense !\n\nINDIA is the worlds largest DEMOCRACY ... and working fine too
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right now all the countries care about showing off their powers and not really thinking about what they definitely need to improve on. I'm originally from india and as u have probably heard that india's economy is improving dramatically. Well, if you ask me, it difinitely is improving army bases business but a majority of the poor is still in india.
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firstly.. it is really bad that India has so many malnourished children when it aiming to become a super power. but then this comparing the two countries isn't even. look at India's size and population. its huge.. but definitely steps should be taken by the government to improve the situation.
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Promod Mahajan was a great orator and good administrator.\nHe was also good in modern thinking and was prepared to meet any challenge.\nHis untimely demise is a loss to the country as well the\nBJP party. It is very difficult to fill the vacuum created.
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its making great strides globally. this often happens throughout history. its called rise and fall of nations. india is definitely on the rise.
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Culture : Both the cultures are equally old but India's is older by a few 100 years\n\nEconomy : China's growth is 9.x% and GDP is 9.x trillion. India's growth is 7.8% and GDP id 3.3 trillion. Many experts claim that India's Democratic values will help it in the long run\n\nGovernment : India is a democracy. Equal rights for all. China is communist.\n\nMilitary/Navy/Airforce : Equal Strength.\nAccording to Nicholas Burns Although China has a few 1000 more stuff Indian army is younger and more well equipeed\n\nForeign Investment : China leads followed by India\n\nInformation Technology : India captures 80 % of the market leaving China with 11.\n\nManufacturing : China leads, India falls third. But US Government claims that India will capture 78 % of this market by 2010\n\nAgriculture : China leads and India has a long way to go.\n\nNuclear Weapons/Technology : China and India have pretty much the same number of weapons and technology.\n\nAllies : China and India have the same number of allies (Mid-East, Russia, Africa, Eastern Europe and South America) However USA and Western Europe are inclined towards India\n\nInfluence : China has veto and is a permanent member of UNSC, chances for India to get in are strong but might not get the veto\n\nResources : This one is India by a mile.\n\nRich People : India has 40 billionaires compared to 10 China has. Average rich Indian has 591 million $ compared 200 something million China. World's 3rd richest and richest non-american is Indian.\n\nPretty much that's it\n\nIndia will win IN THE LONG RUN. BUT FOR NOW IT'S CHINA CLEARLY\n\nThe link CreativeGene provided is really outdated