Reforms are preceded with bottlenecks. Unprecedented scale of huge investments are being made in the infrastructure which will reap rewards in coming future. True service sector has brought quick money to the urban middle class, the next fledgling generation in the wings, will have the potential to innovate and develop on scale that was previously unimaginable. My belief is it can only get better, there is no other option.
We are a young nation, with tremendous aspirations fueled by the imagination of millions. only for a very short span, these aspirations can be marred by tyrannical policies, in the long run there will be restructuring of the economy. We need a system that will bolster the infrastructural development to crate social balance, and with the same fervor will provide limitless opportunities to innovators in technology. We will need an economy that would re invest heavily in primary and secondary education.
@iajdani; Iam a very patriotic Indian, and i can say this for most of the educated Indians, We do not want to see India as a superpower, What we want is a country where there is no starvation, no social injustice,a country with good roads and every house with electricity and potable water, a country where every Indian has the equal opportunity to education and healthcare. we can leave playing super power to others. We are not trying to sell our model of political governance to anyone.