The growth of Indian tech has been fueled by large-scale private-sector investment, from both India and abroad. About a decade ago, some optimists thought India could leapfrog over the manufacturing and physical infrastructure stage of development widgets to build the whole economy around digital bits. What will determine whether India can become a bit more Chinese when it comes to infrastructure and manufacturing?
Unlike China, the answer will not be government investment because the Indian state is hamstrung by endemic budget deficits of big subsidies and limited taxation. The good news for India is that the private sector is ready to step in. I find Indians such delightful people to be around, and not only because so many of them share my love of cricket. Indians also love politics. To say Indian democracy is vibrant is an understatement. That is a wonderful thing when it comes to passion for public debate and participation in public discourse.
But it creates challenges when it comes to the types of economic reform that the Chinese state simply does not encounter.
When the Chinese government wants to build a high-speed rail line, they just acquire the land and move and compensate the adversely affected people.
There is often pushback, but it seems rarely enough to stop a major project going forward. But the state-owned Indian Railways seems to want to defend the status quo, or at least take a long time to make and implement decisions. In India millions of tons of food grains are destroyed every year due to lack of proper storage facilities in India.
So, if Indian government can build enough storage houses to store the food grains India can become self sufficient in food grains which in turn will make India a developed country.
Unless this is done India can't become a super power. If these duties are performed by the citizens it can help a lot in the development of the country so as to make it a super power. In India several states are developed while few are under developed which should be given special treatment to make them developed states if India wants to become a super power.
Unless India starts manufacturing all its defence equipments itself it can't become a super power. So, Indian government must make some efforts to become self sufficient in defence equipments.
Unless enough electricity is provided to these industries they can't increase their output which is necessary for the development of the country. So, industrialization is another way to make India a super power. Although India has sent a man in space i. So, if the Kashmir issue is resolved the same money can be utilized for development works in India. So, India can become a developed country by increasing its international trade with other countries.
These persons are the biggest obstacle in the development of a country since they are opposed to every change whether it is beneficial for the country or not. They were astounded by the scene of a man cleaning a roadside gutter without even covering his mouth. Ironically, she has brought into limelight the deep-rooted stigma of Indians regarding menstruation.
Pessimists, to neglect their duties, will hold the government responsible for the sloth development of India but not only the ministry is to be blamed but also us, who build the ministry. Every growth takes place from the grassroot level and our root lies in our enriched culture and traditions. It is said that western influence the whole world but if Swami Vivekananda can sway them with his spellbound speech, then why are we, the youths, sitting at home and trolling each other?
Why are we not training ourselves to impact the nation, to impact the people globally? There is still time to gift ourselves a developed nation. The present government is trying to drag up the fallen economic status of India and we must assist them by impacting the society. We know that development is a sum total of economical, political, social, and religious upliftment. When everyone shall dream of a developed nation and every small step will be towards channelising India towards development then will the nation smile on her victory.
The program informs policy debate, provides analytical underpinnings and learnings for operations and strategy, facilitates the scale up of innovative solutions, and helps to improve state capability. As of October , some 18 analytical studies and 15 advisory activities were ongoing. Key areas of focus include poverty and macroeconomic analysis , financial sector reform , enhancing human capital including universal health coverage and gender , air quality management , as well as state capability and governance.
Education : Over the past three decades, our support to the Government of India has helped scale up national access to quality primary and secondary education.
This has resulted in near universal coverage at the primary level and enhanced representation of girls and students from marginalized groups. The Nai Manzil project offers an opportunity for school dropouts from minority communities to complete their education and learn a marketable skill. More than 50, minority women have benefited from the education and skilling provided by the program. The Bank also provides support to state-level tertiary education reforms in Odisha and Madhya Pradesh , cumulatively impacting close to 2 million students.
Through these operations, cash transfers reached about million individual bank accounts; and additional food rations were provided to about million individuals. Other operations in States with low incomes, such as Bihar, have brought transformational changes to the lives of the elderly and persons with disabilities through an integrated service delivery platform that delivers monthly and quarterly DBT transfers to over 9 million beneficiaries.
An operation in Jharkhand has helped set up about 13, strong community level clubs that help pass skills and education to over 1 million adolescent girls and young women. Over , girls will receive support to complete secondary education and acquire skills training and employment.
Ongoing operations in the states of Tamil Nadu TN , Andhra Pradesh AP , Nagaland, Mizoram, and Uttarakhand focus on building state capacity for improving quality of care, engaging the private sector to improve service delivery, and strengthening management of non-communicable diseases.
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