Can the youth of india stand against corruption by itself(eg.Lok Paritran party) or not?
474297
Only time will answer ur question
542843
I think no. Only students in the urban area are voting for the party. They have to work more. They should go to the rural masses and follow Yuva or Aaida Ezhuthu.
791415
only 'feathers of same bird flock together'.  when it is impossible for the present to find a politician of His Excellency's calibre in our country, how could we expect the 'politicians' to elect him for the consecutive term?\n\nit's only the so called people's representatives who may not elect him, but if the true citizens of India are given a chance, he'll surely be elected as the President, to remain in office throughout........\n\nBut he must be given the 'actual powers' to restructure the nation.  then see the way the other nations look at our India.  it's only him who could make this possible.\n\nI SALUTE THE HON'BLE PRESIDENT!
663812
IF THERE IS A POPULAR, MONEY EARNING EVENT IN INDIA, THERE WILL BE CORRUPTION ALSO OPERATES.\nTHEY COMBINED TOGETHER GETTING RICH.
492685
Yes. They can. But proper planning and campaigning should be done. Also suitable candidate should be chosen. DMK will use all its power and cadre base to return back power in its once strong hold Chennai.
579473
This is an issue which everyone of us (indians) would have thought of and debated about. Contrary to what everybody feels it is not a top down problem but rather a BOTTOM-TOP problem.\n\nEvery one, is materialistic and wants to achieve things at any cost. I strongly feel the answer is a resolve in everybody to not to give in to corruption i.e never take favours or give favours. \n\nIf Gandhiji could win freedom from the Britsh Empire by non-violence, truth and non-cooperation; the same applies to corruption.\n\nThough it is easier said than done - we need to elect a person who is:\n1. Educated\n2. Has integrity\n3. Leadeship\n4. Honest.\n\nI donot say we donot have such people but our people are not educated enough to identify such persons from the overwhelming crowd of greedy politicians. Due to the lack of education and awareness of their power in a democracy they give in to the lures of politicians - as demonstrated in the recent Tamilnadu elections where the opposition party came in to power by promising Rice for Rs 2/kg and Free colour televisions.\n\nIt is difficult but possible to eliminate it with concerted efforts of youth, educated and the media
665674
Corruption exists among politicians and in the higher echelons of power because common people at the grassroot level are corrupt.Afterall who are politicians?They are elected from the common people.They are no aliens.Therefore if we have to clear corruption from our society we have to see to it that we do not promote corruption in the smallest form in any walk of our life.We all are part of the problem.Therefore the problem will be solved only if we become a part of the solution.
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in any given situation, the power should reside in the hands of the people. however, in reality, the power from these people may sometimes being handed over to a few elites and thereby forfeiting their rights to decide.\n\nfor india's case, i believe the situation is exactly the one that i described above...
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If i become the primeminister ....\n1. firstly i will make a policy that a person should be atleast a graduate to become a member of the house( lok sabha , rajya sabha , state assembly).\n2. i will remove reservation system from our country coz it spreads the castism in young minds rather than to remove it.\n3. I will make a policy to provide reservation on the basis of financial condition of the person, rather than cast basis.\n4. i will make very strict policy to punish corrupt persons, and if a person is a top official or a minsiter  , the punishment will be more harsh coz its a  fact that corruption starts from the top and descends down.\n5. I will make a policy that every women should complete its atleast high school, otherwise they will have to pay fine. Coz if a lady in the house is literate the next generation will not miss school, and it will increase our litercay rate in the country.\n6. Special pay packages to the science research students, coz in the present scenario its like everybody is running after IT boom and nobody is interested in research n all and it will surely affect badly in the long run.\n7. One special minsitry to look after retired armed forces personnel.\n8. I will reduce the age of retirement of govt officials to 52.\n9. I will make effective policy to help 1st generation enterprenuers. \n10. I will make arrangements to put a check on media. especially print media.
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it is not possible.because a developing country is bound to have corruption.
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Yes of course, for their own good. The indian govt would keep asking people to remain calm, they are making efforts, etc.. but in reality nothing is being done apparently.(You see the result).
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We are the most successful democracy of the world. About 700 million people of all religion with deferent regions, languages and cultures participate to elect one central government with equal right. The spirit   of democracy is always respected here and no political party can ignore the voice and views of the common people. The rise of regional political parties like RJD, Telagu Desham, National Conference, AIDMK, DMK are strongly representing their regional people within the democratic structure. Likewise BSP, RJD and other many political parties are giving voices to backward and Muslim people. Many political parties treated Muslims as vote bank and a   separate social identity was maintained for them. Maintaining separate social identity has its own repercussions also. Muslims have participated and benefited in the economic growth in the states like Maharashtra and Gujrat but are equally poor in UP and Bihar with their Hindu counterparts.
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Well in politics they are gng to work for the betterment of society and the people at large..isn't that a better cause?\n\nI guess you are referring to LOK PARITRAN..\n\nAnother reason is..if each one of us want to take up job and settle with a good pay and do nothing about the society..ain't we being selfish? And well we blame the politicians for doing nothing good..\n\nso joining politics too is for the betterment of out country just as how technology is.
639201
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.
770898
I think the answer to this is simple.It is very difficult for an honest person to become politicians and corrupt politicians make the life of IAS officers who are honest very miserable and hence they join the party as well.
568744
I highly doubt it. Unless he gave some training to his brother-in-law, Gopinath Munde. Or maybe his son grew up learning these things and may join politics some day. I really hope there can be someone who has at least half the skills that Pramod Mahajan had - we really need someone like that for the country's future.
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Yes .Bring a few against the wall and Shoot publicly,there will be no bribe system in India from that time onward.Very simple and easy.This thing has gone beyond any imagination.