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India is a vast country and so are it’s problems..Poverty, Population Explosion, Unemployment, Caste Differences and what not else..you name it and it’s here..Undoubtedly the foreigners left no chance of snapping away the feathers of this “GOLDEN BIRD” but even after more than 60 years of independence the problem of unemployment is still the biggest hurdle in the process of the development of this country. Elimination of unemployment was one of the chief objectives of every FIVE YEAR PLANS and why only five year plans..various other plans were started and they even exist today.. but how successful they have been???We all know the truth..In one of the reports published in a national paper, it was reported that for a vacancy of two posts of sweeper in Delhi Municipal Corporation, 10,000 applications were received. Though the educational requirement for the post was 8th standard pass, but the applicants educational qualification ranged from B. Tech to M.A….Unbelievable.. but yes it’s tru...

India is a democratic country…A country where everyone has an equal right to development. Keeping this notion in mind, our policy makers introduced the concept of “Reservation”. This concept was introduced for uplifting the neglected or the underdeveloped sections of the society. Special provisions were made which gave these sections an “advantage” over the general or developed section. Initially the provision of reservation was introduced for only a limited years of time expecting that the underdeveloped sections will rise to the level of general section and hence equality will prevail.. but alas..our so called ‘revered’ politicians in order to gain political mileage continued to support the reservation theory and today this reservation thing has became the biggest “menace” or ”social evil” of our society. No doubt that reservation was made for the betterment of our society..A society where exists no disparity..but what I want to ask is that has reservation policy succeeded in its mis...

Education...in a worthy sense is a synonym of ‘DEVELOPMENT’...If the people of a country are not educated then to think about the overall development of the country will just be a waste because no country could develop without a base of educated people..Someone rightly remarked...”Educated people are the most precious belongings of a country” .In short education is an essential criterion for development. India was also once recognized as a global center of education. Not only the Indian scholars but scholars of foreign nations also felt proud in studying in world renowned universities such as Nalanda, Kashi and other such universities...and the sheer ambience of this environment produced geniuses like Aryabhatta, Ramanujan,Raman and a host of others..but today the whole educational system of India is ramshackle. Our educational system is so unplanned that it has completely failed in providing good education. This unplanned educational system is affecting the whole process of developm...