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Do Indians have the will to realise their potential or are they simply too exuberant to realise potential in concrete terms?
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Can India do it - is there an Indian way of doing it?
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Indians appear to be prone to swings in their can-do-can't-do yoyo psyche. Today it is 'can do why not'?
Are Indians to sustain this 'Can Do' attitude and overcome limitations relative to other successful emerging economies like China? Or after a dash of excessive exuberance, will Indians conclude that realising economic potential is just one of the priorities that is on the table and they need to wait and see what can be done over a long long time with the To Do list dwarfing the Can Do fundamentals? Or is there an Indian model of economic development which is evolving and once in place, will realise India's economic development differently defying comparisons and delivering in terms of certain parameters which were not well reckoned by the rest of the emerging growth economies?
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Alka Thakur
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Mr. Bhave, thanks for your comments. I meant individuals here. Where India and Pakistan are concerned, there is a lot more to look into in addition to sorting out conflicts. Suchita, thanks for your comments too:). Yes the list is too long but if...
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Ajay Ziz
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cuddles / cradles .............. conflicts a properly rocked kid in a cradle handles any conflict ..... so onus is on that "HAND " hand that rocks the cradle rules the world
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suchita Ambardekar
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Alka Good list ...ALKA..But don,t you think...the pointers on the list ought to be less............... I mean the list is so long.......The person actually might not only become calm but may attain NIRVANA too in the process... But...
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Sandeep Goyal
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I agree with Mr.Ziz here and now people should make sure that government does all that is required to reach the vision 2020 which was devised by Dr. A.P.J. Abdul kalam, and people's attitude should change and this will help the purpose really well...
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Ajay Ziz
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DEMOCRACY AS THEY SAYS : FOR THE PEOPLE , BY THE PEOPLE OF THE PEOPLE: NOW US JUNTA ( PEOPLE ) HAVE TO ARM TWIST THE GOVT. AND FORCE IT TO DEVISE POLICIES/NORMS FOR MAKING INDIA A SUPERPOWER BY 2020( COME WE SHOULD ALL BELIEVE IN WHAT NOSTRADAMUS...
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EXTRACT MONEY FROM PUBLIC POCKETS
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ACTUALLY PROVIDE BIRTH/SEAT WHEN ALL THE QUOTAS ARE OVER
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Dinesh Raghav
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"EXTRACT MONEY FROM PUBLIC POCKETS"
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The purpose was right there to provide birth/seat when all the quotas are over. But the beureaucracy that Indian railways have is that there is only one quota that is VIP quota. No other quota works for general public, hence the objective becomes...
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