Do you believe that hard work can change India?
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Every time we just get away with our inefficient system by blaming just politicians. The real problem is with our democracy and not with our politicians. Who said we are not hard working?.We have no.1 intelligent work force in the world and we have all the potential to make our India 10 times better than present super power countries. Just think what is stopping us. In the false name of democracy we are fooling our selves. You can see the situation in Mumbai where whole lot of beggars in the country are flocked in the airport road with lot of slums. You blame our politicians. But maharashtra CM took initiative to remove and shift these slums elsewhere so that our country's image can be maintained. Everyone who just land from western countries have first vision of India at the airport road and those people take us for granted. Now let me tell you what happened after that. There were lot of cues and cries from human right organisation,media , NGO and what not supporting the slum dwellers. In the democracy we have lot of problem in implementing the things efficiently.\n\nLet us take a hypothetical case .\n\nIf we want to build beautiful highway in India with 8 lanes same as in New york or Washington DC what will happen in India? \n\nEnvironmentalists will started crying deserting vast lands will result in cutting of trees , then reduction in rain etc.,\n\nWhat those people who have to vacate houses (Though most of them are illegal only)to implement highway project will do ? They will hold demonstration and will move the case to court and will challenge the might of the government with the power of so called democracy!!!!\n\nWhat will Communist(India) claim is that there is plot of international community to hinder our progress by arousing so many people to insurgency.\n\nNext day Opposition will claim resignation of CM because so many people are pushed to vacate their houses.\n\nAlso there is no unity among Indians. If TamilNadu state ask for Cauvery water for TN agriculture Karnataka state refuses to give as if TN is another neighbour country.\n\nThere is no Single national leader in our country who have support of 1 billion people. All leaders enjoy influence only in their home state. Nobody know them out side their home state. \n\nThere is no understanding between each states in India. They act like as if collection of small small individual countries and Govt of India behaves like Indian Union sounds similar with European union.\n\nIn order for India to become super power linking of river gaunges with river cauvery is very important. For that we may need support of all the concerned states in India and huge fund to implement that.\n\nWe have lot of inefficiency with our democracy and simply the system which produces irresponsible people and corrupt politicians. So we to focus on making a good democracy and system instead of blaming polticians.\n\nThank you very much for asking good question which will force every Indian to think.\n\nJay Hindh
250786
sure,\nthis will allow for you to work harder and appreciate what you earn more.
691432
Absolutely.\n\nNice work.
456450
Of course,If you mean India ready to take outsourcing jobs.But India is not ready to outsource its jobs.Bcse over 36% of Indian Youth remain unemployed.
903291
=there is so much now a days going on there that all has been forgiven for thee most part.  India has seen many changes in the recent past thanks to us.  It will be competition for many but they are welcome.
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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.
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I have capitalized the changes I feel are needed.\n\nIt is not a distinction achieved by \nmany (A deleted) women of genius. That is the true\ntest OF the changed position of women \nin India. What really is epochal or marks\na revolutionary CHANGE is their free\nand equal participation IN all spheres of\nnational activity, and AT every level,\nfrom work in villages to NATIONAL government. \nIt was never a part of the \nIndian tradition that women WERE INFERIOR by nature.\n\nFOLLOW-UP: (Now that you have explained exactly what you need I have rewritten as follows) (And I find nothing wrong with the very first line):\n\nIt is not a distinction achieved by \nmany a WOMEN-WOMAN of genius that is the true\ntest FROM-OF the changed position of women \nin India. What really is epochal OR-AND marks\na revolutionary CHANGES-CHANGE is their free\nand equal participation ON-IN all spheres of\nnational activity, and IN-ON every level,\nfrom work in villages to A GOVERNMENT-GOVERNING of\nTHE COUNTRIES- A COUNTRY. It was never a part of the \nIndian tradition that women WAS-WERE by nature inferior.
1101316
Nope!\n\nIf it doesn't work out it is tough and while it is working it even has it's moments!
440256
It's all relative... \n\nTechnology has definitely boost India into the developing country arena and have benefited India's economy. Technology along with education will certainly keep India as a powerful economic force in the future...\n\nBut what about the millions left behind...\n\nIs the caste system still in affect and have disenfranchised a section of the society with very little recourse?\n\nUntil this is addressed by the majority of the elites in India, this will always be their thorn in the side as they join the develop and democratic countries.
900165
Yes.\n\nSome places have policy on such activities, they require change of job by one of the person involved, check out the rules.
453678
Yes I have.  And so should you if that is the case.\nThey tought me that not everything is easy in life and you must work for a goal without giving up or wavering off the path to get that goal.
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None. All professions have been changed in some form or another by IT. Even monks. And candle makers... publishers..mine workers....etc. etc. However, the Amish might be another story.
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If you believe that a country can mature as a child can. And if you willing to help change it.
1134517
I dont think so :) it may change ur lifestyle... but ur thoughts... I guess it depends upon ur company .. good or bad!!!
796434
The impact can be described in one word... globalization. Globalization reforms are actually going to boost India's economy enormously and make them a viable global market competitor to be taken very serious.
1004503
Hm mm. very interesting point of view.I feel the human race as a whole is closer to the stars than the jungle.However some would like to halt progress in the hopes they can dominate and control the masses.India is one of the more developed cultures in our time with knowledge and reason they dealt with the Taliban destroying 3,000 year old religious shrines.They dealt with the Islamic intrusion in Cashmere region.So I personally feel the odds of India becoming a welcome member of democracy is better than 50/50.Once the seed has been planted it will grow slow at times fast at others but you will never undo it's growth now that it has been tasted it will fight to survive.India's best days are yet to come.I can't say for sure if it is a true democracy however it is trying hard to be one,give it time and it shall be
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No- it is impossible.  All of us are forever changing as a result of continued life experiences.