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Me 16th March 2010 |
There is ALOT of crime !! |
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Prashanth Kotte 20th September 2005 |
Here are certain things which can pave the way for India becoming a SUPERPOWER in the near future. 1)Quick but a peaceful resolution of all the outstanding issues with India's neighbours especially with our best friend Pakistan. 2)Not only high but also a well sustained growth rate helped by all the important economic reforms undertaken without political drama. 3)tackling various social issues including education,women's reservation,health and the basic human development. 4)concentration on agricultural sector besides software and telecommunication coz thatz where the future is. 5)And above all the basic civic sense among The privileged Indians about the need to develop our country being united both communally as well as regionally and linguistically. |
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Vikramaditya 2nd September 2005 |
I don't believe there is any such thing as Hindu fundamentalism. Hindus never go around forcing others to convert to Hinduism. Hinduism teaches toleration and it is in our culture to respect other cultures. However, if others attack the Hindu culture, it is not wrong if we protect ourselves. In Kashmir, islamic terrorists kill and torture many people. Kashmir is a very backward state, economically. So-called fundamentalist Gujarat is a leading state in India. It leads in infrastructure, growth, and industries. If India is Hindu, it will be better for the economy since Hindus are very business-oriented people. And speaking of religious fundamentalism, why are Hindus the only ones mentioned? We form 80% of the population and we have a right to the country of our birth. Islamic fundamentalism also exists but it does not originate in India. And the forceful conversion of Hindus to Christianity is fundamentalism as well. |
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Suresh 31st July 2005 |
There is no information on Milk production in India. I think India is No. 1 in Milk production. Any correct information? |
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