the ratio of murder to the population of india works out to around 100,00,00,000 :33,000 or 33:10,00,000 ie 33 murders per million - compared to that of US WHICH IS 130 :10,00,000 -ie 130 murders per million- WE ARE WAY BEHIND THE MOST DEVELOPED COUNTRY'S CRIME RATE
RE:RE:india way behind
by Prateek C on Jun 18, 2008 01:53 PM Permalink
US is in no way the world's most developed country. It only has the biggest economy. But living-standard-wise and HDI-wise it's way behind many European countries and Japan. And HDI includes crime rates too.
RE:RE:RE:india way behind
by siddhartha on Jun 18, 2008 01:57 PM Permalink
US has a much bigger population compared to these small european countries(infact greater than all eiropean countries japan )..and it still gives a high standard of living to its citizens in genereal.
That apart US allows people from every race every country to prosper ..
RE:india way behind
by Ashish on Jun 18, 2008 01:55 PM Permalink
Do you want to raise the number or what?A single incident of this type should not happen. You have taken a lot of trouble in statistics to justify and to be at par with US.But no condemnation.
RE:india way behind
by jitendra khalpada on Jun 18, 2008 01:51 PM Permalink
No man he is trying to save the image of India by showing that murder/population ratios should be the proper base.
RE:india way behind
by siddhartha on Jun 18, 2008 01:54 PM Permalink
what is more important how many people get justice for murders, rapes etc in india..
i think india will lag fair way behind he developed countries...
there is no need to get so defensive..i do agree india has lower crime rate by population though.
RE:india way behind
by nanda kishore on Jun 18, 2008 01:55 PM Permalink
The actual figure could 10-20 times more than this...this is just a official figure..And in a country where use of guns is prohibited for civilians...this is not a small ratio dude...
RE:india way behind
by Venugopalan on Jun 18, 2008 01:58 PM Permalink
Statistics can be misleading. In India many times murder is passed as a suicide or natural death. No one knows the actual count.