India, a land of rich culture, is the second most populous country of
the world. And area wise, it is the seventh largest nation. Our Indian
economy has undergone a tremendous change, with the implementation of a
series of economic reforms.
These reforms focused attention on deregulating the country and inducing foreign investments. Eventually, it paved way for India occupying a position among the top countries in the fast growing Asia Pacific region. Read on to explore further information about the economic conditions in India. India has the largest democracy in the world and has experienced stability, since its independence. India's political institutions have encouraged the growth of an open society, where people can express themselves freely. It is truly an example of a free economy.
When the talk is about the economy of India, it can be undoubtedly said that it provides a complete security to its foreign investors. It promotes a transparent environment that includes a free press and a proper legal and accounting system. India has a competitive and dynamic private sector that forms the backbone of India's economic activities. It also accounts for more than 75% of India's Gross Domestic Product. It has a lot of scope for joint ventures and mergers.
India has established itself as one of the most aggressively emerging markets of the world, by harnessing the talent and skills of its managerial and technical manpower. India's abundant workforce provides it a competitive edge in the global market.
India's economy is vast and varied and consists of traditional village farming, modern agriculture, handicrafts, a wide distinctive range of modern industries, and a large number of support services. Government has become more liberal and has reduced its control on foreign trade and investment and is heading its way towards privatizing the domestic sector.
Since 1990, the economy of India has witnessed a decent growth rate of 6% and has been successful in overcoming poverty by about 10%. The strength of India lies in its vast pool of educated and skilled citizens. But, the weakness of India is the continuing public-sector budget deficit, which is nearly 10% of GDP.
But what is the Economical condition of Today's India . Still It is growing ? No I think Not .
When we talk about Economy we talk about growth of India, when we talk of growth of India it depends on growth of its citizens.
Growth of citizens to me is quality of life of its citizens.
Do you think we have the right quality of life and for all, no ways.
We are not even well nourished, our malnutrition levels are even worse than some of the underdeveloped countries.
India has abundant of resources, talent but its not being resourced.
Yes the governing bodies are responsible for this and the corporates, but at the end we people of India are too responsible, sometimes we are helpless, there is a corrupt system developed around us and even if we try to fight it, its not that easy, and we fall prey to it, we need a revolution against corruption for better India.
Like the one tried by Anna, more people need to line up for this and with more rigour. Thats the only way out for a better future for India.
But what is happening today , Our Industrial , Agricultural and Overall Growth going down line , why ? We are facing extreme high in Price of every thing , Our Trading Market (BSE) goes down and down daily , value of Indian Rupees goes down daily , why it happen , I think due to deficit in our GDP we are facing these trouble . Curruption in Government is also a big issue . We are highly tax paying nation but what happens with our tax ? I think there is a hole in our government's system , that is corruption ,by this hole aur money fell down and finally our Economical Condition fell down .
These reforms focused attention on deregulating the country and inducing foreign investments. Eventually, it paved way for India occupying a position among the top countries in the fast growing Asia Pacific region. Read on to explore further information about the economic conditions in India. India has the largest democracy in the world and has experienced stability, since its independence. India's political institutions have encouraged the growth of an open society, where people can express themselves freely. It is truly an example of a free economy.
When the talk is about the economy of India, it can be undoubtedly said that it provides a complete security to its foreign investors. It promotes a transparent environment that includes a free press and a proper legal and accounting system. India has a competitive and dynamic private sector that forms the backbone of India's economic activities. It also accounts for more than 75% of India's Gross Domestic Product. It has a lot of scope for joint ventures and mergers.
India has established itself as one of the most aggressively emerging markets of the world, by harnessing the talent and skills of its managerial and technical manpower. India's abundant workforce provides it a competitive edge in the global market.
India's economy is vast and varied and consists of traditional village farming, modern agriculture, handicrafts, a wide distinctive range of modern industries, and a large number of support services. Government has become more liberal and has reduced its control on foreign trade and investment and is heading its way towards privatizing the domestic sector.
Since 1990, the economy of India has witnessed a decent growth rate of 6% and has been successful in overcoming poverty by about 10%. The strength of India lies in its vast pool of educated and skilled citizens. But, the weakness of India is the continuing public-sector budget deficit, which is nearly 10% of GDP.
But what is the Economical condition of Today's India . Still It is growing ? No I think Not .
When we talk about Economy we talk about growth of India, when we talk of growth of India it depends on growth of its citizens.
Growth of citizens to me is quality of life of its citizens.
Do you think we have the right quality of life and for all, no ways.
We are not even well nourished, our malnutrition levels are even worse than some of the underdeveloped countries.
India has abundant of resources, talent but its not being resourced.
Yes the governing bodies are responsible for this and the corporates, but at the end we people of India are too responsible, sometimes we are helpless, there is a corrupt system developed around us and even if we try to fight it, its not that easy, and we fall prey to it, we need a revolution against corruption for better India.
Like the one tried by Anna, more people need to line up for this and with more rigour. Thats the only way out for a better future for India.
But what is happening today , Our Industrial , Agricultural and Overall Growth going down line , why ? We are facing extreme high in Price of every thing , Our Trading Market (BSE) goes down and down daily , value of Indian Rupees goes down daily , why it happen , I think due to deficit in our GDP we are facing these trouble . Curruption in Government is also a big issue . We are highly tax paying nation but what happens with our tax ? I think there is a hole in our government's system , that is corruption ,by this hole aur money fell down and finally our Economical Condition fell down .
