What steps are being taken to develop our country by the government of india?
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increase in national income export of goods increase standard of living
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1) By controlling rapidly increasing population
Rapidly increasing population is the biggest menace which India is facing currently as over population is the root cause of most of the problems like poverty, illiteracy, unemployment, pollution, crime etc. India is the second most populated country of the world after China & unless India takes some effective steps to check population India can't become a super power as it is the biggest hindrance in the progress of country.
2) By eradicating poverty
In India still millions of people live below the poverty line & as long as there is poverty in a country it can't become a developed country. So Indian government must take some serious steps to eradicate poverty from the country so as to make it a super power.
3) By increasing literacy rate
Illiteracy also acts as a hindrance in the development of a country as an illiterate person can't contribute in any way in the progress of a country. So illiteracy should be eradicated from the country by providing free & compulsory education to children as well as to uneducated adults.
4) By checking unemployment
Unless problem of unemployment is addressed by creating more employment opportunities for the people India can't become a super power because unemployment means lot of human resources of the country remain under utilized or unutilized which could have been used for the progress of the country.
5) By eliminating pollution
Pollution is also an impediment in the progress of a country whether its air, water, noise or radioactive pollution since pollution affects the competence of an individual through various forms of illnesses like headache, high or low blood pressure, asthma etc. & an unfit person can't contribute effectively to the progress of a country.
6) By checking the crime rate
A peaceful country can progress much more than a country with a high crime rate. So, efforts should be made by the Indian government to check the crime rate in the country by making some effective laws & equally effective implementation of those laws so as to make India a super power.
7) By adopting zero tolerance against corruption
Corruption is also a big obstacle in the development of a country as it badly affects the economy of a country. Corruption is rampant in India & India is placed 87th in the international corruption index. So, unless corruption is eliminated from India by adopting zero tolerance approach towards corruption & by making some effective laws India can't become a super power.
8) By bringing back the black money stashed abroad
Thousands of crores of black money of India is stashed abroad in the foreign banks by various influential persons of India which is badly hampering the progress of Indian economy. Unless serious efforts are made by the Indian government to bring back that black money India can't become a developed country.
9) By becoming self sufficient in food grain production
A country can't become a super power unless it becomes self sufficient in the production of food grains i.e. capable of feeding its population through its own produce & without any foreign aid. India hasn't reached to that level as yet. So to become a super power India must increase its production of food grains that can only be done by bringing new & latest agricultural techniques.
10) By proper storage of food grains
Since it is a well established fact that only that country can become a super power which is self sufficient in food grain production & there are two ways to reach that level. First way is by increasing the production of food grains & the second way is by proper storage of such food grains. 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.
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