India's Dream Part 2

After the horrific Partition, India had some good leaders but these leaders followed Socialism which was restrictive to foreign investment and made our economh almost redudant. This one directional process of thinking lead to public unrest for two decades. From 1984 to 1996, there were six different governments and also saw assasinations of two Prime Ministers.

Somehow in 1991, reforms were done and as many as 24 businesses were de regulated and thus, we somehow became the 2nd fastest growing economy and kept that tag from 2004 - 2009 through a period where China and USA were slackening as recession hit global markets.

But after recovering from this rut, a slew of scams brought on the brakes for 2 years and inefficient management of the economy made India really suffer.

Hence, India has the third largest army, but also the third largest population of poor in the world. We have at least 20% unemployment and only 20% of our youth complete graduation.

We are investing 4% of our Total GDP on education. But,to keep up with growing population we need to invest 6% ofour Total GDP, maybe even more, with at least 50% students leaving school after primary level due to gender inequality.

India needs to change its policies and invite more people to invest their money in India. Also, people need to understand that empowering women is actually empowering the whole economy. 

India also better disaster management and defence of innocents from terrorists that our dear neighbour Pakistan sends to take the beautiful land of Jammu and Kashmir that is deservedly ours.

We also need deserving candidates to be elected so that they really take care of our citizens. Instead of eating money from their Constituency Benefit Fund. We need leaders with a vision to make our country better.