Existing question- Poverty problem in india? !I want to answer this - how?

the economics profession agreed on the underlying causes of economic growth about twenty years ago. Sadly, some of these causes are impeded by the government, others by the culture. Clear those and enact policies to reward the causes and poverty will be solved in India the way it has been elsewhere -- through private property, free enterprise, foreign trade, and associated elements. {Note: none of these are among the causes -- they are effects.}

For causes, I recommend the work of Dr. Lau at Stanford.edu While he's retired and moved on to Hong Kong, the university still maintains a website for him [or did the last time I looked]. It was Dr. Lau's 1993 paper on causes of economic growth that later became the basis for the profession's agreement.

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The book, ‘INDIA IN CHAOS, ONLY JUDICIARY CAN SAVE’

Can be a possible answer to overcome the maladies of India in the following manner;

It is a universal truth that any society or country can prosper if it is able to identify its resources and make optimum use of them through its professional and experts involving all the people of the land. Only a few working for the rest makes no sense. Our resources are; primary resources (agriculture), secondary resources (industry) and tertiary resources or service sector; and then we have natural resources (like metals, minerals, oils and gas) and our mammoth force of human resource.

We also waste our resources that are a great drain on our economy. These resources are man hour loss in traffic jams, production and professional loss due to shortage and frequent power breakdowns, food grains loss due to poor transportation and lack of storage facilities, perennial floods and droughts due to poor land and water management etc. If we are able to plug them and stop the wasted resources there is no reason why we shall not be able to pull our suffering people out of their shambles to a happy and glorious tomorrow and place our country amongst a very prosperous and powerful nations in the world.

Part 3 of the book noted above provides road maps and guidelines how the same can be accomplished. But this can be accomplished only by responsible and accountable system of governance at the Union and the States. Governments that are sensitive to human sufferings and capable of addressing the maladies ailing the nation and fulfill the objectives of the Constitution.

Since establishing the government is a subject matter of the Constitution and Judiciary is the Custodian of the Constitution and responsible for its implementation, we may assert the learned Judiciary to establish responsible and accountable system of governance at the Union and the States by implementing the following essential electoral reforms and a few more noted in the book;

- Stop freebies: to help elect worthy guardians and save nation’s precious

wealth on non-productive freebies and irrational promises to the voters during

States’ & Union elections at the cost of development and employment

opportunities.

- Stop nagging and denouncing each other: because it germinates fratricidal instincts amongst the people of the land (abuse to the basic law, ‘fraternity, unity and integrity of the nation).

- Banish criminalization of politics: because by no stretch of imagination criminalization can be for the welfare of the people (abuse to Article13).

- Being the custodian and implementer of the Constitution: learned Judiciary need to play a ‘third eye’ over the governing guardians - to uphold the dignity and reverence of our Constitution.

Electoral reforms shall open up all constrictions for unbounded progress of the nation and address most maladies. My book in Part-3 provides road-maps and guidelines to address all maladies ailing the nation towards a glorious tomorrow.

K C Agrawal

Author

www.indiainchaos.com

Tell them to stop reproducing.it will take a couple of generations, but in 50 years it should be solved.