WHAT INDIA WANTS FROM THE NEW GOVERNMENT!




Whichever party may form the government, what we Indians wants are very little. The government need not bring in huge sum for this. While some of these shall require no expenditure, these will help to generate unimaginable income. Please find below the magical budget, without mentioning any fund allocation.

1. Eradicate all sorts of corruption from our country. (It wouldn't cost anything but will bring in huge sum. However our successive governments are reluctant to touch this subject.)

2. The large amount of money deposited in foreign banks by Indians in illegal means should be fully repatriated. (This will not cost anything on one hand and on the other it will bring in unimaginably large amount)

3. Make the number of unemployed in India to zero. (Deploy all unemployed youth to exploit all unexploited and under exploited resources. In this the return will be more than the investment.)

4. As on 2022 India is the fourth largest automobile manufacturers in the world. And by 2023 we are the third largest sellers of automobiles in the world. However as on 2022 the ranking of India in exports of car is 23rd in the world. Can we not think about bringing the ranking of exports in par with manufacturing. Try to bring down the taxes and duties on automobiles, especially cars, focusing on slashing the price of electric cars.

5. We must ensure cent per cent safety for women across the country. Otherwise world will say that fifty percent of Indians are unsafe.

6. Total freedom should be given to the people of the country in the case of God, worship and religion. Government should not interfere in it.

If we can do so much at least we can raise the poverty line mark to the level of developed nations and also we can ensure that no one live below poverty line in India. We can also ensure at least a moderate house for every Indian family with a small car. The safety of women will bring a smiling face on every Indian women. Can we not try to rule to achieve these than fighting with the people on political and religious matters?

K V George 



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