India an Emerging Superpower
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Dr.Satish Kumar
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Have no doubt dear friend.
Many common place things in this world were once thought of as impossible.
Many common place things in this world were once thought of as impossible.
There is no denying the fact that India cannot emerge as a superpower. There are many things to consider for India for the development rather than looking forward to becoming as a supreme power. It is underdeveloped nation so, Its development should be given importance too after taht emerging as a supreme power can be considered.
Totally agree with you Proudy.
Time will only decide India will emerge as a super power or not.
But, politicians and planners whoever should make sure India is running along with the rest of the developed countries. India as everything people, talent, money just all needs to be guided in the right direction.
Time will only decide India will emerge as a super power or not.
But, politicians and planners whoever should make sure India is running along with the rest of the developed countries. India as everything people, talent, money just all needs to be guided in the right direction.
Exactly.. they need to be guided in the right direction with right things in their minds.. It is very important that to be the super power the minds must be clear enough to see the forecast of india..
Travelindia
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India emerging superpower
India surely has the potential to emerge as a superpower, but there are certain areas which need more attention. It is not only with the nuclear powers that we can consider India as a powerful nation, there are other areas like economics, education, security, and poverty, which needs thorough study and care and without gaining success in these areas, we cannot be a fully fledged superpower nation.
India surely has the potential to emerge as a superpower, but there are certain areas which need more attention. It is not only with the nuclear powers that we can consider India as a powerful nation, there are other areas like economics, education, security, and poverty, which needs thorough study and care and without gaining success in these areas, we cannot be a fully fledged superpower nation.
it is very much definite that india is developing with a fast pace. economists, and statisticians have given figures that suggest india is moving towards a big developed nation. under such circumstances, people of india should be more attentive and responsible and make important decisions to help government in the growth. india should also realise that with great power comes great responsibility.
iAMCA2020
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India can become the Supreme superpower of the world in a matter of 20 years if we can Choose good politicians and elect a good leadership to lead us and rule us. It is the leader of the country that moves the country forward or backward. Indian President Dr. A.P.J Abdul Kalam in his famous book written in 1998, envisions that India can become a developed country by 2020.
The evils that we see in India today like corruption, public sector inefficiency, religious tensions, lack of development, poverty, illiteracy, poor infrastructure, and shortages are caused by corrupt leaderships that place their interests over the interests of the Nation. Corruption is the root causes of India's backwardness. The damage caused by corruption on the country's economy and progress is unimaginable.
India has all the human and material resources that are required to become a superpower; it is only a question of management. The natural ingredients necessary to become a superpower are: 1. Adequate geographical size, 2. Adequate population, having a good level of natural intelligence, 3. Reasonable level of natural resources, 4. Will of the population to be superior.
The evils that we see in India today like corruption, public sector inefficiency, religious tensions, lack of development, poverty, illiteracy, poor infrastructure, and shortages are caused by corrupt leaderships that place their interests over the interests of the Nation. Corruption is the root causes of India's backwardness. The damage caused by corruption on the country's economy and progress is unimaginable.
India has all the human and material resources that are required to become a superpower; it is only a question of management. The natural ingredients necessary to become a superpower are: 1. Adequate geographical size, 2. Adequate population, having a good level of natural intelligence, 3. Reasonable level of natural resources, 4. Will of the population to be superior.
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Mrs pallavi
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hello friends,
i think ,its not right time to say India is an emerging supreme power of the world but India could be, our country has ranked by democracy ,by population , not by the size of the economy. Indian economy is going down day by day and prices are rising high day by day.
i think ,its not right time to say India is an emerging supreme power of the world but India could be, our country has ranked by democracy ,by population , not by the size of the economy. Indian economy is going down day by day and prices are rising high day by day.
iAMCA2020
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I don't think so that India can become the superpower but India is capable to become Sub Power like UK,FRANCE,but even only then if we can Choose good politicians and elect a good leadership to lead us and rule us. It is the leader of the country that moves the country forward or backward. Indian President Dr. A.P.J Abdul Kalam in his famous book written in 1998, envisions that India can become a developed country by 2020.
The evils that we see in India today like corruption, public sector inefficiency, religious tensions, lack of development, poverty, illiteracy, poor infrastructure, and shortages are caused by corrupt leaderships that place their interests over the interests of the Nation. Corruption is the root causes of India's backwardness. The damage caused by corruption on the country's economy and progress is unimaginable.
India has all the human and material resources that are required to become a superpower; it is only a question of management. The natural ingredients necessary to become a superpower are: 1. Adequate geographical size, 2. Adequate population, having a good level of natural intelligence, 3. Reasonable level of natural resources, 4. Will of the population to be superior.[/QUOTE]
The evils that we see in India today like corruption, public sector inefficiency, religious tensions, lack of development, poverty, illiteracy, poor infrastructure, and shortages are caused by corrupt leaderships that place their interests over the interests of the Nation. Corruption is the root causes of India's backwardness. The damage caused by corruption on the country's economy and progress is unimaginable.
India has all the human and material resources that are required to become a superpower; it is only a question of management. The natural ingredients necessary to become a superpower are: 1. Adequate geographical size, 2. Adequate population, having a good level of natural intelligence, 3. Reasonable level of natural resources, 4. Will of the population to be superior.[/QUOTE]
Greatindia
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India's got a lot of potential to become a super power. Indian people are very intellectual and have potential ability to make breakthroughs. India needs good support from its government to bring up right things first by choosing the right priorities. Education and Research must be well funded so that India can also become self sufficient in its own technology, which would reduce the dependence of our nation on others.
It is undeniable that India is on its way to become a super power. All the sectors especially the Financial sector and Economy are doing good. Even Education and Industries are catching up pace to boost the Indian economy. Apart from these government is also keen on improving the agricultural standards to refurbish the productivity capacity of Indian agriculture and to achieve self sufficiency in foods.
India is an emerging superpower as it has progressed and developed to a remarkable extent, despite of facing several issues. However, India needs some reformation in every aspect be it social, political or economical and the only India can become as super power. The IT sector and the telecom sector have prospered in the recent times and have contributed to the growth of the nation and this makes it evident that India has the potential to become a super power.