INDIA IS TWO STEPS AWAY FROM REACHING THE ECONOMIC FOREFRONT OF THE WORLD
What are the basic factors of any country that makes them economically strong is nothing other than natural resources available in that country and the people available there to exploit those and put them to use for the betterment of humanity around the world. As far as India is concerned we are rich in these two. But there are some strong forces that pull us back. Though we can easily overcome these, the system that is prevailing here for pretty long time force us to concede to those. It is high time for us to take these two steps. Step one is to fully eliminate corruption from every field. Step two is to raise our literacy to 100%. For that we must raise our standard of education. Minimum qualification for anything in the country should be made graduation. In order to achieve that educational expenses upto graduation, other than specialised subjects should be brought down considerably.
As far as corruption is concerned, the existing laws should be rewritten in very simple language. The punishment should also strictly include, removal from the job for the employed one and removal from the occupied position for the electedones. These two should be compulsorily added in the law and also should be made clear that those removed from government jobs for corruption charges should never be considered for government jobs in the future. Similarly the elected ones removed from elected post on corruption charges should be never allowed to contest for any election in the future.
When we suggest about eradicating corruption from our country, we must remember that since day one from independence no political party is known to have included this subject in any election manifesto so far. Our media too have failed to raise this issue with the required intensity. If any media loudly speak that so much corrupt money has pumped out of our country so far and so much corrupt money is circulating within the country now, they may not be able to manage the pressure.
Our country as a whole is reluctant to enhance the standard of our education. For unknown reasons most of our people prefer to remain illiterates. We talk high about our Vedas and other Great Holy Books, but how many of us can read those. May be only a very small percentage of Indians have read those.
My dear fellow beings, we Indians have enough resources for a happy and contented living and we can quickly make ourselves eligible for sitting in the front raw of economically advanced countries.
K V George
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