Will India become a DEVELOPED NATION?
By aravindkrd
@aravindkrd (610)
India
July 20, 2009 8:33am CST
Well.. I've been learning since my childhood.. that India is a developing country.. and has the potential to be a super power...
But it doesn't look like we are near!
Why do you think it is like this.. (with 1/4th of the population.. still under the poverty line)
Value of money always going down
DEFICIT BUDGETS..
How can we develope if we can't find the revenue enuf for expenditure??
5 responses
@mansoak (510)
• India
12 Sep 09
First thing is for India to become a devloped nation we should remove curruption. This is the main disadvantage of our counrty . We have to remove proverty from our country. God knows where all the money for infracture and other projects go. India should have been developed long back.
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@aravindkrd (610)
• India
15 Sep 09
Yeah, its easier said than done.. as we need some miracle to get out of this system of so called democracy where nothing happens to the will of the people and the politicians make sure that No one with patriotic attitude will come up to leadership.. This system sucks.. Lets hope for a change..
@heartbeats1010 (206)
• India
20 Jul 09
ya i have been tought right from my childhood that INDIA IS A DEVELPOING nation and now i am 19 years old and i still learn that. indian population is a vert big conern in that. the poor planning and improper use of budget are the main problems
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@jkshan (60)
• India
15 Sep 09
India is still developing country not because of the budgets or people's poverty and rupees value. its because most of us uses the foreign products which leads to development of their nation not us. so here on start to use Indian products instead of foreign products like coke, Pepsi, Colgate,pepsodent, most importantly avoid Hindustan Unilever Limited(which is modern name for east India company).
jai hind.........
@besthope44 (12123)
• India
6 Jun 10
Well truly India can become Devloped nation. If the population, poverty, politics and corruptions are brought in control.
@DoctorDidi (7018)
• India
22 Oct 12
Why not? India has the potential to be a super power. She has a large number of experts in the technical field, the only drawback is that she has no leader in the true sense of the word who can lead the country properly. All the leaders are corrupted and this corruption is acting as an obstacle for her development. If the leaders can be freed from corruption, the country will be developed into a super power within a very short time.
