Thursday, 28 May 2015

INDIA IN SHAMBLES - FORGOTTEN CONSTITUTION: 2. In the Making of the Nation

INDIA IN SHAMBLES - FORGOTTEN CONSTITUTION: 2. In the Making of the Nation:                                                                   Identifying Our Resources Primary Resources ( Agriculture-based R...

2. In the Making of the Nation

                              


                                   Identifying Our Resources
Primary Resources (Agriculture-based Resources)
Villages are still the reflection of our country. Unless villages prosper, the country shall not. Our villages have become a living disgrace of harrowing human suffering, sorrows and maladies. The situation can be reversed by:
-          Improving the size of land holdings (land management). It would mean smaller farmers may have to form cooperatives.
-          Doing extensive research on the agricultural front
-          Developing good quality (hybrid) seeds
-          Using proper manures and pesticides 
-          Establishing storage systems to save agricultural produce from rains, storms, heat and rodents.
-          Locating markets and establishing a proper transportation system.
-          Adapting to modern irrigation techniques and mechani­sation to get rid of primitive and outdated practices of irrigation and harvesting.
-          Mechanisation will result in large-scale unemployment but I have identified enough avenues in Chapter 8.1 to gainfully engage the surplus labour force.
-          So on and so forth. For details refer the book.

 If we are able to do the above we can improve the productivity of our primary sector by seven to ten times. And then (after five to seven years), when the economy is back on track, we can begin the construction of our nation through City Centres (Chapter 8.3). This will, in another seven to ten years, transform the villages, the villagers, rehabilitate the disabled and destitute, and thus transform the whole nation like a dream come true.    
The perennial recurrences of droughts and floods over the years have eroded the fertility of our arable land to a great extent. The present erosion of the agricultural front, low yield, soaring prices, and pathetic condition of our farmers and their committing suicide is of little surprise. Perennial droughts, floods and lack of means of livelihood have resulted in large-scale emigration of our farmers and unemployed workers to nearby urban areas in search of livelihoods. It disturbs the local social order and creates a lot of unrest, traffic congestion, and other problems, including hatred for the migrants, as witnessed in Maharashtra, Assam, Bihar, UP (also see Sections, 2.8, 3.2).
The next topic will be secondary resource (industries)

Thanks and Regards
K C Agrawal

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Monday, 18 May 2015

2. In the Making of the Nation: First and foremost

                                        

 Dear Friend,
In my last mail I talked about self determination. Now further;            

Without a rigid foundation one cannot build a superstructure and neither can we build a prosperous nation without a responsible and accountable system of governance. The road-maps and guidelines that I have presented   can be fulfilled only by a responsible and accountable system of governance at the States and the Union levels (how to establish good governance see chapter 7 of the book).
 
Here below I am providing brief guide lines to overcome the perennial regression that has besieged the nation;
-          Guarantee jobs to 100 percent workable hands within two to three years, not by way of charity or gratis, but by doing actual creative and developmental works, noted in Chapters 8.1–8.10.
-          Make optimum use of our talent and expertise and the mammoth human resource available with us.
-          Make judicious use of our natural and non-renewable resources.
-          Optimize our Primary (agriculture), Secondary (industries) and Tertiary (mainly tourism) sectors.
-          Exercise population control and bring it down to the level of about 80 crore (Chapter 8.4).
-          Remove the illiteracy, ignorance and backwardness of our people by creating a proper education system (Chapter 8.5 and Section 8.3.1. II).
-          Rehabilitate the old, the disabled and destitute, and gradually eradicate disabilities and destitution for all time (Section 8.3.1).
-          Motivate people to work for the nation and care for their fellow-beings (Section 8.5.1).
-          Practice water management (Chapter 8.6).
-          Be prepared for disaster management (Chapter 8.7).
-          Optimize power generation (Chapter 8.8).
-          Improve the environment (Chapter 8.9).
-          Put emphasis on IT (information technology) and R&D (research and development) (Chapter 8.10).
The subsequent sections shall explain briefly how the above can actually be achieved.  
In my next message I will provide a few guidelines’

Thanks & Regards
K C Agrawal

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Friday, 15 May 2015

1. In the Making of the Nation

Dear Friends,
#Self- determination is essential for #self- empowerment. To be dependent on others is a #self-defeat. Only handicapped use the crutches. Through my untrammelled research over the years I have worked out guidelines and road-maps how we can still place our country amongst the most prosperous and powerful nations in the world within the available resources that our mother earth has provided us.

From now on I shall endeavour to present briefly and regularly guidelines how we can make it happen. My philosophy is a logical and holistic analysis of most problems that have besieged the nation and their logical solutions.
I am sure people will comprehend the findings and contribute in making it happen.

Thanks & Regards
K C Agrawal

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Saturday, 18 April 2015

INDIA IN SHAMBLES - FORGOTTEN CONSTITUTION: In the making of the Nation

INDIA IN SHAMBLES - FORGOTTEN CONSTITUTION: In the making of the Nation:                                             Access e-book @  www.indiainshambles.com     Dear Friends, Self determination is es...

In the making of the Nation

                                           
Access e-book @ www.indiainshambles.com  


Dear Friends,
Self determination is essential for self empowerment. To be dependent on others is a self defeat. Only handicapped use the crutches. Through my untrammeled research over the years I have worked out guidelines and road-maps how we can still place our country amongst the most prosperous and powerful nations in the world within the available resources that our mother earth has provided us.
 From now on I am planning to present briefly and regularly brief guidelines how we can make it happen. My philosophy is a logical and holistic analysis of all the problems that have besieged our nation and logical answers to all these problems.
I am sure you will comprehend my findings and contribute in making it happen.
Thanks & Regards

K C Agrawal