what's the reason india is still a developing country ? and what defines a developing country ?
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So.. After a long time.. I'm back blogging...
It's because of my exams and stuff like that...
So...before I delve into the topic, I wanted to give some strong foundation which is wy the first part may seem like bit of belabouring...
After being in this country(Singapore) for about 6 months so far... I'm just amazed by the initiatives this Govt does in this country. Before I deal with more on this, let me give you some examples of how “bad” this country would have been if it were not properly maintained.
On the right is a photograph of a small pedestrian walkway which is kind of clean everywhere else except for that area where there is a water seepage. Singapore is a country that gets abundant rainfall. Infact, it rains nearly everyday in Singapore. So it should not come as a surprise to see water flowing across like this. The road you see on the right is near a small hill inside my college.
Because this road is kind of "not maintained" well, within a couple of days, it turns mossy.
The one you see below is a tree in that "forest".
To prevent formation of this moss, the govt, literally has to "fight against nature" as its extremely humid here and cleans up every pedestrian platform, roof tops of all the bus stops, schools, public buildings etc., etc., You don't have to do this in India, still, our infrastructure is not "World class".
Now to NYC...
I've not been to this place, yet I'm just reflecting my opinions on what people say about this city.
Here too, the govt cleans up the snow that has fallen overnight failing which literally no road traffic can move. A picture from wikimedia commons is shown below for reference.
Again, you don't have to clear snow in India (atleast in many parts of the country) which means less work for the Government.
Nearly every developed nation I knew of became powerful not because of the people (Yes, Japan is an exception) but because of either a very charismatic leader (like in Singapore) or a very efficient government (like China)... It's painful to say that India has neither of them and after 60 years of Independence, our country is worse than it was during the British period.
Moreover, because Singapore is humid, nearly every thing that is left exposed is affected with Fungus. The image below shows my mobile phone data cable that has a fungal coating on it. It's next to useless now.
It's because of my exams and stuff like that...
So...before I delve into the topic, I wanted to give some strong foundation which is wy the first part may seem like bit of belabouring...
After being in this country(Singapore) for about 6 months so far... I'm just amazed by the initiatives this Govt does in this country. Before I deal with more on this, let me give you some examples of how “bad” this country would have been if it were not properly maintained.
On the right is a photograph of a small pedestrian walkway which is kind of clean everywhere else except for that area where there is a water seepage. Singapore is a country that gets abundant rainfall. Infact, it rains nearly everyday in Singapore. So it should not come as a surprise to see water flowing across like this. The road you see on the right is near a small hill inside my college.
Because this road is kind of "not maintained" well, within a couple of days, it turns mossy.
The one you see below is a tree in that "forest".
To prevent formation of this moss, the govt, literally has to "fight against nature" as its extremely humid here and cleans up every pedestrian platform, roof tops of all the bus stops, schools, public buildings etc., etc., You don't have to do this in India, still, our infrastructure is not "World class".
Now to NYC...
I've not been to this place, yet I'm just reflecting my opinions on what people say about this city.
Here too, the govt cleans up the snow that has fallen overnight failing which literally no road traffic can move. A picture from wikimedia commons is shown below for reference.
Again, you don't have to clear snow in India (atleast in many parts of the country) which means less work for the Government.
Nearly every developed nation I knew of became powerful not because of the people (Yes, Japan is an exception) but because of either a very charismatic leader (like in Singapore) or a very efficient government (like China)... It's painful to say that India has neither of them and after 60 years of Independence, our country is worse than it was during the British period.
Moreover, because Singapore is humid, nearly every thing that is left exposed is affected with Fungus. The image below shows my mobile phone data cable that has a fungal coating on it. It's next to useless now.
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