Well, we have to remove the negative aspects first, Corruption and ill deeds lies in all countries, no country is free from this, take America also to some extent corruption is there but too a super power, with great percent of indian minds working there, if all these could happen in India why not India can become a super power Just work hard and have divine mind, dont see bad things you stand up, and concentrate only good things happening and u too join that, So see, one day our Country too can become a superpower.
We should not forget that this is country where super souls have come across.
RE:India -Superpower
by sharat on Sep 22, 2006 06:18 AM Permalink
It is impossible to supply even good drinking water to a billion strong population. No point blaming the politicians - anyone in power would behave the same way because there is too much competition even for basic necessities. India has already passed the point of no return due to unsustainable population growth, pollution and destruction of the natural environment. We are insignificant in most areas of achievement, be it in science, technology, arts or most sports. Just having a huge unskilled labour force is useless. Progress in the modern day depends on quality of the human population, and not quantity, which is all we have.
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by B on Nov 14, 2006 01:38 PM Permalink
Most of the great Indian minds started working in America after America became superpower. I like your positive attitude but it is very far from reality. The very first thing we lack is respect for fellow citizen. We are roughly over 1.1 billion citizens, i can't imiagine....all this.
RE:India -Superpower
by Ravikant on Jan 09, 2007 11:03 AM Permalink
India as a country, just does not possess the mindset to become even an ordinary power. Besides, what's the big deal being a super power in this day. The days of using military might to subdue countries with natural resources, is long past. Britain was the last imperial power and the USA was late on the scene as its ally. It worked fine till the end of the Cold war but now this concept has lost its importance.Today's world is about equitable distribtion of the worlds resources through mutually satisfying relationships between countries. So logically, India should aim for peace, security and prosperity for all its citizens in an interdependent world. All this talk about becoming a super power is not worth aiming for.
