Social Sciences, asked by mail2nandhukishore, 9 months ago

India is a developing country -What should India do or achieve to become a developed country?

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Answered by Prakarsh01

7

Explanation:

What should India do, or achieve,to become a developed country?

By controlling rapidly increasing population. ...

By eradicating poverty. ...

By increasing literacy rate. ...

By checking unemployment. ...

By eliminating pollution. ...

By checking the crime rate. ...

By adopting zero tolerance against corruption. ...

By bringing back the black money stashed abroad

Answered by angamuthuvish56

2

Answer:

HOPE IT HELPS YOU GIVE ME BRAINALLIST

Explanation:

INDIA SHOULD 1ST FULLY RESCUE THE POOR PEOPLE . AND THE RULES SHOULD FOLLOWED STRICTLY. AND IT SHOULD BE CLEAN AND GREEN.

MUST GIVE IMPORTANCE TO AGRICULTURE.

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