Now, the election is here

India has consistently opted for democracy since

1950. India has universal suffrage and extensive

human rights. Initially, Capitalism was bridled with

Socialist ideas but recently there is free play for

market forces. India has evolved through a

dialogue between the conservative forces of caste, religion and the village, the Nehruvian socialist ideas and the new forces of information science, communication science and global thinking.

 Bharath is the seventh largest and the second most populous country in the world. Bounded by the Himalayas in the north, the country stretches southwards and at the Tropic of Cancer tapers off into the Indian Ocean between the Bay of Bengal in the east and the Arabian Sea in the West

Lying entirely in the northern hemisphere, the

mainland extends between

latitudes 8(degree)4' and 37(degree) 6' north and

longitudes 68(degree)7' and 97(degree)25' east,

measures about 3,220 km. from north to south

and about 2,977 km. from east to west and covers an area of 32,76,141 sq. km. It has a land frontier 15,168 km. long and a coastline of 5,689 km.

Who will lead India in 2014? RG, NM or Theesra-nayak ? 2002, Narendra Modi was negligent during an anti-Muslim pogrom in Gujarat, in which more than 2,000 Muslims perished.

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However, Congress party leaders were implicated in an antiSikh pogrom following Indira Gandhi's assassination in 1984 when more than 3,000 people were killed. Congress and BJP have to take this issue in their strides and debate on inclusive development and capable and competent state leaders to run local governance and coordinate with Union government.

 Who can take over from the incumbent party that ruled for ten years? The Indian, the Bharatiya and the Jhaadu maaro gali gali (AAP) are there. Now a new Anaamika Team Eleven [9+2] has been formed for pro-people development agenda _Teesra sanghatan with Teesra - nayak What will Aam Aadmi or mango man! choose? Left Centre Right ?

 Indias asset is a young population. The dependency burden in India is expected to keep falling for at least 20 years. It is expected that, in 2020, the average age of an Indian will be 29 years, compared to 37 for China and 48 for Japan But, a young population is an asset only if it is educated, skilled and finds productive employment. If this were to happen, our objective of realizing India`s potential to grow at 10% or more per annum for a substantial period of time can indeed become a reality.

 The future of the global economy in the 21st century lies in the knowledge economy. We work to strengthen our competitive advantage in this area. We have increased

the expenditure on Science & Technology as a proportion

of our GDP. We are investing heavily in both basic and higher education. For the last fifty years, India had seven Indian Institutes of Technology and one Indian Institute of Science. In the last five years we have established eight new IITs and five more Indian Institutes of Science Education and Research.

 Rights to information, education and food security are legal now. To bring a new State of Telangana, the process for bifurcation of the Andhra State is being done.

Non-control of allocation of resources (such as ICT, coal)

efficiently brought critical reprimand by Comptroller.

Action taken after the events brought a scam infested

image to the Congress party itself even though individuals involved were punished. India faced intelligently a slowing of international economic situation.

Alternative voterspeople who, from the standpoint of

most high-caste Hindu males, are alternative in the sense

of otherness, people of other religions, or cultures, or o b c

castes, or gender (women).

How much the groups that conventional wisdom says were oppressed and silenced and played no part in the development women, SC/ST (oppressed castes), did actually contribute to the votes. Hope to bring in more actors, upon the stage, to show the presence of brilliant and creative thinkers entirely off the track beaten by

Brahmins Indian and Bharatiya.

 Nonviolence toward humans (particularly religious tolerance and overcoming Maoist terrorism) toward animals (particularly vegetarianism and objections to animal sacrifice) the tensions between the householder life and renunciation (small family norm) between addiction and the control of sensuality (do not imbibe, put alcohol in engine) Hinduism, always context sensitive, responds to what is happening (or published), at roughly the same moment, not only on the political and economic scene but within Buddhism or Islam in India or among people from other cultures entering India writing alternate history.

 India needs the generation of sufficient employment

opportunities so that all households have the purchasing

power needed for assured economic access to food.

Employment or livelihood security is an essential and

inseparable element of a comprehensive strategy for national food security. Conversely, food security is an essential requirement for raising the productivity of Indias workforce to international levels.

 A number of high employment potential sectors, include

commercial agriculture, agro-industry and agri-business;

forestation for pulp, fuel and power; retail and wholesale

trade; tourism, housing and construction; IT and IT-enabled

services; transport and communications; education, health and financial services. While all these sectors are already expanding, a wide range of strategies and policies are available to stimulate more rapid development. Induction of advanced crop technology will reduce production costs and expand the market for a number of high employment potential sectors.

These include commercial agriculture, agro-industry and

agri-business; forestation for pulp, fuel and power; retail and wholesale trade; tourism, housing and construction; IT and IT-enabled services; transport and communications; education, health and financial services. While all these sectors are already expanding, a wide range of strategies and policies are to stimulate more rapid development.

Induction of advanced crop technology will reduce

production costs and expand the market for important

commercial crops.

 Successful education policy forms the bedrock of all fields of national development political, economic, technical, scientific, social and environmental. Education is the foundation for a vibrant democracy, growth of productivity and income and employment opportunities.

Literacy is considered the minimum right and

requirement of every Indian citizen.

Literacy is an indispensable minimum condition for development, but it is far from sufficient. A qualitative shift is needed from routine memorisation to development of childrens capacity for critical thinking and from methods that emphasise teaching and passive learning to those that foster active interest and the ability of children to learn on their own.

General education forms the base of the knowledge

pyramid which is essential for a sustained development of

the society in the 21st Century. The advancement of

science and the application of improved technology

constitute the middle rung. Social ideals and values form the apex. Technical education, both vocational and professional, provide the foundation for development of science and technology. A large number of the countrys engineering colleges need to be upgraded to quality standards nearer

to those of Indias world-class IITs.

Greater reliance on renewable energy sources offers

enormous economic, social and environmental benefits.

India is the worlds fifth largest producer of wind power, with

more than 95 per cent of the investment coming from the

private sector. Other renewable energy technologies, including solar photovoltaic, solar thermal, small hydro, biomass power and biofuels are spreading. A concerted effort to implement a visionary approach to alternative energy generation could reduce Indias dependence on imported fuels while reducing the strain on

the environment.

Biomass power production, ethanol motor fuel and jatropa

fuel oil can generate millions of rural employment opportunities and contribute to higher rural incomes, at the same time reducing the outflow of foreign exchange. Tapping this potential will require conducive national policies and programmes designed to attract strong participation from the private sector.

Given the vision and political will, India can convert the
present water problem into a huge opportunity by linking

some of the major rivers together.

Proposals to link some of the major rivers together could

channel surpluses from flood prone areas into droughtprone regions, create millions of hectares of additional irrigated land, provide an inexpensive system of inland water transport, and generate millions of additional employment opportunities in construction, agriculture, trade and industrial development. Despite the high cost of such a system, the potential benefits to the nation are so vast that

pragmatic proposals demand serious consideration.