Essay on India in 2020

                                         

                            EASSY ON INDIA 2020

  Every country needs a vision statement which stirs the imagination 

and motivates all segments of society greater effort. It is an 

essential step in building a political consensus on a broad national 

development strategy, which encompasses inter-alias, the roles and 

responsibilities of different agents in the economy, such as Central,

State and local government, the private corporate sector, the small 

and tiny sector, people organizations etc.

  It must identify the potential risks and bottlenecks and their

possible solutions in order to mobilize efforts in a focused manner.

It is clear, therefore that to meet these objectives, a vision 

statement has to operate at several levels of generality and 

specificity. India in 2020 - A Vision It has always been the dream 

of every citizen of an economically backward and poor country, to 

see that the country developed with no negative systems or ideas 

or beliefs. It is my dream also to see India as one of the

most developed nations.

  2020 is a good deadline for seeing a developed India. One 

always feels sad when we see someone begging on the streets 

or when we see dirty, broken roads in shabby slums. One also 

feels jealous when we hear about the United States advancing in 

every field. By 2020, India will be on the same platform on 

which America is now. The first and foremost thing I see in 

India 2020 is 100 percent literacy rate. Every citizen in the 

country will be able to read, write and understand any one 

language including the farmers and slum-dwellers.

  India will not have any unemployment. The people will earn 

their bread and there shall be none called 'beggars'. The 

beggars will also be employed at least as sweepers earning a 

small but a salary of their own. The people shall be above 

the poverty line. Education is the second main thrust area 

of this document.

   Greater coverage and better quality education at all levels 

from basic literacy to hi-tech science and technology is 

the essential prerequisite for raising agricultural productivity 

and industrial quality, spurring growth of India's budding 

and biotechnology sectors, stimulating growth of Manufactured 

and service exports, improving health and nutrition, 

domestic stability and quality of governance. The report calls 

for concerted efforts to abolish illiteracy, achieve 100 per 

cent enrollment at primary and secondary levels, and broaden 

access to higher education and vocational training 

through traditional and non- traditional delivery system

  India in 2020 will not have recognition in the world 

as a developing country but a name as a developed country. India 

will be far advanced in the fields of science, military, technology.

India will stand up and say I am the world leader and I don't 

take orders from anybody be it USA, Russia or anybody else 

for the matter. I will decide my own decisions and will stand 

to it. And also India will take an active step in the development 

of other below par countries and strive for their development.