Is it right for IITians to join politics in stead of working for betterment of indian technology?
485105
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.
23901
yes it is! best of luck!\neven if it is corruption, if you have the will and the tact, you can make a difference. as an IAS, you will be able to effect changes for the betterment of the people of India, even if the changes are in a subtle way. You can try influencing your BOSS who might be a minister.. but look at the present scenario.. with the media becoming fiery and many young conscientious leaders coming up, you can definitely do something for India and for yourself as well.
433696
Outsourcing is not against rules of economics, it is against the rules of Politics. The new laws in UK prove that politicians can go to any extent to protect their vote bank.
500969
NO.They would never allow it.This is because FDI is contradictory to their basic policy of not allowing Foreign countries to develop stakes in India.Hence they would never allow it.If we have to introduce or increase FDI then the UPA Govt will have to do it inspite of the Left's resistance.
358479
not at all. present polititians are a scoundral lot and come into politics on one oretext or the other. thier sole motive is to make money by any methods.how come a below average person can have assets worth crores in such short span. this is not public servant but publics blood sucking bug. further they are not ashamed to flaunt such grandeur. impotent govt.s donnot take legal actions though there are lot many rules. but these silly and incopetent nincompoons amass lot of wealth. they are also dons like dawood the only difference being that they make laws to suit their welfare. otherwise how one is going to explain large disparities between poor and not so poor people.\nbut nature takes care . here it is only his brother that has delivered justice.
130340
I am not a social expert on India.  I have had professors and friends growing up from there.  There are not political barriers to thier voting, but culrual barriers to them overcoming their "station" in life.  The way I was told, and please forgive me if I offend anyone, was that a person from a lower caste would nver marry, or get a job above their caste.  They could clean the toilets at a higher caste's persons house, but they would not clean their own!  they would have an even lower caste do that.  The lowest caste is the "untouchables" and this is not Elliot Ness.  \n\nAgain I not an expert, but have seen and studied how there can be no freedom, when it is not applied equally under the law, written or unwritten.  We in the USA had Jim Crow, the unwritten law of racial discrimination.\n\nI hope I did not muddy the water any more than it already was.
845027
To better yourself, since you are fro India, i believe you should go into IT, because Indians provide very good It graduates.
359550
Not being from India I am afraid I'm not quite sure what you mean exactly (I don't know what you regard as 'their rules' for example).\n\nIf you are talking about emigration then we have a saying here in England "the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence" and other countries do have an appeal, especially if they're richer or present more opportunities.\n\nWhile I have no problem with Indians emigrating here (or anywhere) I too wonder why they don't stay - perhaps they feel there aren't the opportunities to 'make a difference' in India, or they may simply see a chance to improve their own standard of living and aren't concerned with the bigger picture of what is happening to their homeland. Or could it be that over the last century or two, with the Brits running things, there's a feeling it is up to others to improve things in India?\n\nFor what it is worth I believe India has grown up since the days of the Raj and, though some of its people may be behaving like selfish children, there is enough talent and knowledge being gained by Indians across the globe to contribute immensely to its growth and maturity. Once they see India as 'the place to be' I think they'll come back.\n\nI would also like to say that I think India should remain Indian and not feel it has to become American or go back to being British. You have a great and glorious history of your own, with immense successes (and a few mistakes - but we all have those!) and an impressive cultural background. and don't forget even the language known as English has its roots in Indo-European 'soil'. \n\nSo yes, I agree wholeheratedly with you if what you are saying is be true to Indian values and ethics while developing 21st century techniques and knowledge and, above all, make your country great again. The world needs a strong India.
1172181
WHERE THERE IS MONEY INVOLVED, THERE WILL BE POLITICS TOO.\n\nESP. IN INDIA.
735167
China has provided job opportunities and education opportunities to all its young. Indian politicians are fraud who cheat the people and swallow tax payers money. Youth is becoming restless. \nIt is taking to crime as an alternative. the blame lies 100% on people like Arjun singh.
603987
Look..U cannot generalize politicians in India as dishonest. \n\nBe fair to them..there are many who do just to their job.\n\nSo stop mocking..This is not a platform where you can belittle our politicians
863270
No, poltical canvassing is a legitimate way of promoting your candidate.  Sorry you find democracy inconvenient.
568766
No way!!\n\nWhat we need is talent and equality BUT all they (the govt.) want is VOTES - VOTES - VOTES - VOTES  - AND LOTS OF VOTES!!!\n\nThey know that by such acts , most of the poor people would feel that the govt. cares about them and their welfare.\nThey are doing this just to increase their vote banks.\nThey care neither 4 us nor 4 SCs and STs.\n\n(If they really care so much about these students --SCs & STs -- then they should fund their education directly but then what would they fill their bank account with and where will the artificial votes come from.)\n\nThey have no clue about where the future of India is heading to - - - - -\nThe most talented youth and masterminds of this time are getting beaten up 4 no particular reason ----\nThey r doing peaceful demonstrations and going on hunger strikes but who cares ?? Right???\n\nA guy (a doctor) was questioned on news at 1pm about the present actions of the youth , his reply to the reporter was ----\n\n" U r here bcoz people r complaining about the poor health  facalities in hospitals , right????\nBut u shouldn't b questioning us coz we r standing here 4 the same cause --- we want Indians to get the best health facalities possible by the best doctors --- and not by doctors who became doctors bcoz of the reservation quota "\n\nThey r trying 2 play 'divide & rule' over here.\nThis is just a game 4 them.\nRight now they r playing with our lives
818472
Nope!   But there are so many of us working, and making ends meet, and pay for that privilege in more way s then one.   It does not encourage you to work and help yourself does it.\n\nWell never mind mate, at least we can live with our consciences\ncant we  !        ;0)
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.
700284
Yes, permanent membership is preferred. Without that\nno vote. India is a Major power in the world now .\n\n\nCheck out the US stand on this at the link.\n\nPermanent seat for India, yes.
325335
got to search at their website dear \nhttp://armedforces.nic.in/\ngreat ambition i wish you success, we indian need people like you who wanna do something for the country\nkeep it up