No one knows what happens next. Its a fact. we only live in our present. Future is always uncertain rather to be optimistic that everything will move as per our plans. But are we damn sure about that. No one knows. Reforms as is said is not used for development.
Sooner or later, we will fall to the mighty hands of the developed nation. No one shall now enter the government service with a motto to earn a livelihood after your retirement. Its for sure that the reforms or rather the so called development of the country will make you think about what you need to do now.
Any one can be optimistic, but I am not. Who ever comes into power i never think, that the reforms may change. It has started, either there shall be a stop or it will change your life. All the sectors will move from public sector to private sector. Co-operative sector will be pushed away by the private and the government. Everywhere the policy of PPP will be envisaged and carry out. Government will even move back from the defence industry. The way have already be started. Subsidies will be cut. Price determination will be left to the parties involved and Government will interfere only when election happens.
India, may show signs of progress by cutting down the BPL from 36 to Rs 28 per day. Is this a proper way to denote the poor section. Our Planning Commission needs to be realistic and not theoratical.
Banking Industry just looks into reduction of NPAs. So Agricultural loans are now been given to NBFCs like Manappuram Finance and Muthoot Finance as well as to Trustee Organisations involved in the SHG sector. Farmers are not benefitted. No one looks into those aspects.
Awake Arise to meet the invasion. A need for second independence for our common good needs to step up
JAI BHARATH
Sooner or later, we will fall to the mighty hands of the developed nation. No one shall now enter the government service with a motto to earn a livelihood after your retirement. Its for sure that the reforms or rather the so called development of the country will make you think about what you need to do now.
Any one can be optimistic, but I am not. Who ever comes into power i never think, that the reforms may change. It has started, either there shall be a stop or it will change your life. All the sectors will move from public sector to private sector. Co-operative sector will be pushed away by the private and the government. Everywhere the policy of PPP will be envisaged and carry out. Government will even move back from the defence industry. The way have already be started. Subsidies will be cut. Price determination will be left to the parties involved and Government will interfere only when election happens.
India, may show signs of progress by cutting down the BPL from 36 to Rs 28 per day. Is this a proper way to denote the poor section. Our Planning Commission needs to be realistic and not theoratical.
Banking Industry just looks into reduction of NPAs. So Agricultural loans are now been given to NBFCs like Manappuram Finance and Muthoot Finance as well as to Trustee Organisations involved in the SHG sector. Farmers are not benefitted. No one looks into those aspects.
Awake Arise to meet the invasion. A need for second independence for our common good needs to step up
JAI BHARATH
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