Comments on: 60 Years In 60 Words http://indianeconomy.org/2007/08/15/60-years-in-60-words/ Issues & insights Sun, 20 Jul 2008 19:56:37 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 By: General http://indianeconomy.org/2007/08/15/60-years-in-60-words/#comment-207702 General Mon, 27 Aug 2007 02:43:45 +0000 http://indianeconomy.org/2007/08/15/60-years-in-60-words/#comment-207702 "Terrorism explosion" If you carefully study bomb explosions in Indian Cities happening on regular intervals recently. Violence does not happen without economic reasons. The only way to stop this mindless violence is to expose the economic reason behind it. The "only economic beneficiary" of bomb blasts in Indian cities is "Insurance Companies". Bomb blasts = "Insurance Terrorism" Now "economists" hanging around this forum go figure how to stop bomb blasts in Indian cities, it is rather simple........ think......... “Terrorism explosion”

If you carefully study bomb explosions in Indian Cities happening on regular intervals recently. Violence does not happen without economic reasons. The only way to stop this mindless violence is to expose the economic reason behind it.

The “only economic beneficiary” of bomb blasts in Indian cities is “Insurance Companies”.

Bomb blasts = “Insurance Terrorism”

Now “economists” hanging around this forum go figure how to stop bomb blasts in Indian cities, it is rather simple…….. think………

]]> By: pratik http://indianeconomy.org/2007/08/15/60-years-in-60-words/#comment-207526 pratik Sun, 26 Aug 2007 10:51:07 +0000 http://indianeconomy.org/2007/08/15/60-years-in-60-words/#comment-207526 A commendable list indeed. My slightly alternate take on your list is: Freedom. Exhilaration. Republic formation. Kashmiri explosion. LOC creation. Integration. Linguistic division. Secular constitution. Chinese aggression. Aksai Chin occupation. Green Revolution. Emergency declaration. Democracy restoration. Mandal commission. Reservation. Political corruption. Chalta hai resignation. World cup acquisition. License Raj operation. Economic stagnation. Poverty continuation. Punjab terrorisation. Industrialisation. Leadership Inaction. Liberalisation. Sensex popularisation. Nuclear detonation. Kargil invasion. Communal disharmonisation. Investment destination. Outsourcing nation. A commendable list indeed. My slightly alternate take on your list is:

Freedom. Exhilaration. Republic formation. Kashmiri explosion. LOC creation. Integration. Linguistic division. Secular constitution. Chinese aggression. Aksai Chin occupation. Green Revolution. Emergency declaration. Democracy restoration. Mandal commission. Reservation. Political corruption. Chalta hai resignation. World cup acquisition. License Raj operation. Economic stagnation. Poverty continuation. Punjab terrorisation. Industrialisation. Leadership Inaction. Liberalisation. Sensex popularisation. Nuclear detonation. Kargil invasion. Communal disharmonisation. Investment destination. Outsourcing nation.

]]> By: Ramney http://indianeconomy.org/2007/08/15/60-years-in-60-words/#comment-206204 Ramney Mon, 20 Aug 2007 19:17:22 +0000 http://indianeconomy.org/2007/08/15/60-years-in-60-words/#comment-206204 It is the negativity that we as Indians are to retire from. Way forward is not name calling but changing all things that we do not approve off, es one thing at atime. In Gandhi's way, change begins with each one of us as an individual. So let us begin this independence day by shedding that one thing: negativity/pessimism and let us adopt one measure to fight all the things mentioned in your post and the tone by adapting to "can do" approach. If we tried and failed, it will be rewarding rather than if we repeated the same by accepting, sitting on sidelines and spreading hatred. We are the people who should be held responsible both at the governing as well as the citizen's level. Greater good comes when commonality of interest prevail. Let us keep the interest and hope alive. Amen! Happy Independence day! It is the negativity that we as Indians are to retire from. Way forward is not name calling but changing all things that we do not approve off, es one thing at atime. In Gandhi’s way, change begins with each one of us as an individual. So let us begin this independence day by shedding that one thing: negativity/pessimism and let us adopt one measure to fight all the things mentioned in your post and the tone by adapting to “can do” approach. If we tried and failed, it will be rewarding rather than if we repeated the same by accepting, sitting on sidelines and spreading hatred. We are the people who should be held responsible both at the governing as well as the citizen’s level. Greater good comes when commonality of interest prevail. Let us keep the interest and hope alive. Amen!
Happy Independence day!

]]> By: Ramney http://indianeconomy.org/2007/08/15/60-years-in-60-words/#comment-206201 Ramney Mon, 20 Aug 2007 19:14:19 +0000 http://indianeconomy.org/2007/08/15/60-years-in-60-words/#comment-206201 Nikhi- well said. We as people are becoming complacent by only seeing what is wrong with India. How about we start saying what is wrong with us to accept wrong and if we want to be right, how can we as people take some responsibility to make change befitting to our needs. We can do it if we empowered an individual both at a local level, starting from home and then we can talk about cahnges at the national/state level. So far an Indian has not been able to maximize resource utilization in his own family, manage children by advising them on right level of spending, disapproving dowery sytem and other social ills where Governmental corruption has no role to play. If we fix that, as people we can begin to think of national waste, recycling, clean water, better disposal opportunities and such. Hope we begin that change with our own self first and then accept a change from each other. We have the power. Believe in yourself. Amen! Nikhi- well said. We as people are becoming complacent by only seeing what is wrong with India. How about we start saying what is wrong with us to accept wrong and if we want to be right, how can we as people take some responsibility to make change befitting to our needs. We can do it if we empowered an individual both at a local level, starting from home and then we can talk about cahnges at the national/state level.

So far an Indian has not been able to maximize resource utilization in his own family, manage children by advising them on right level of spending, disapproving dowery sytem and other social ills where Governmental corruption has no role to play. If we fix that, as people we can begin to think of national waste, recycling, clean water, better disposal opportunities and such. Hope we begin that change with our own self first and then accept a change from each other. We have the power. Believe in yourself. Amen!

]]> By: lakshmi http://indianeconomy.org/2007/08/15/60-years-in-60-words/#comment-206145 lakshmi Mon, 20 Aug 2007 14:56:23 +0000 http://indianeconomy.org/2007/08/15/60-years-in-60-words/#comment-206145 india at 2020 , we are dreaming about becoming super power . what about 2007-08 , in dia doen`t have eletricity in some parts of the rural area . what about politician promising in every election .what about drinking water that has been poluted by industries . what about electricity cost .will their be young prime minster . will their be young politician . then think about 2020 planning india at 2020 , we are dreaming about becoming super power . what about 2007-08 , in dia doen`t have eletricity in some parts of the rural area . what about politician promising in every election .what about drinking water that has been poluted by industries . what about electricity cost .will their be young prime minster . will their be young politician . then think about 2020 planning

]]> By: Prashant http://indianeconomy.org/2007/08/15/60-years-in-60-words/#comment-205379 Prashant Fri, 17 Aug 2007 13:18:58 +0000 http://indianeconomy.org/2007/08/15/60-years-in-60-words/#comment-205379 Neelakantan -- marvelous stuff. May I suggest two more that should hopefully play out over the next five years \"Guarded optimism. Zippie exuberance.\" Neelakantan — marvelous stuff. May I suggest two more that should hopefully play out over the next five years

\”Guarded optimism. Zippie exuberance.\”

]]> By: Polite Indian | Happy Independence day - India at 60 http://indianeconomy.org/2007/08/15/60-years-in-60-words/#comment-204991 Polite Indian | Happy Independence day - India at 60 Thu, 16 Aug 2007 00:20:41 +0000 http://indianeconomy.org/2007/08/15/60-years-in-60-words/#comment-204991 [...] Atanu is hopeful of the future and wishes we achieve economic freedom as well. Neelakantan describes the 60 years in 60 words and Mohib shows independence day in pictures. [...] […] Atanu is hopeful of the future and wishes we achieve economic freedom as well. Neelakantan describes the 60 years in 60 words and Mohib shows independence day in pictures. […]

]]> By: mihir http://indianeconomy.org/2007/08/15/60-years-in-60-words/#comment-204896 mihir Wed, 15 Aug 2007 15:17:07 +0000 http://indianeconomy.org/2007/08/15/60-years-in-60-words/#comment-204896 It doesn't ends over here. so india is towards the industrialisation verge, but should have to be watch its back that we don't care about the basic amenities, (ROTI KAPDA MAKAN) still so many of our indian brothers are below the poverty line. Had we ever heard them. There roars are been dumped under the voice of a new revolution(bug bitten to our politician to run behind the foreign investments). As an indian first priority to do the work from basics... Think about the root, we the indian are first who has invented "0". It doesn’t ends over here. so india is towards the industrialisation verge, but should have to be watch its back that we don’t care about the basic amenities, (ROTI KAPDA MAKAN) still so many of our indian brothers are below the poverty line. Had we ever heard them. There roars are been dumped under the voice of a new revolution(bug bitten to our politician to run behind the foreign investments). As an indian first priority to do the work from basics…
Think about the root, we the indian are first who has invented “0″.

]]> By: Nikhil Nayak http://indianeconomy.org/2007/08/15/60-years-in-60-words/#comment-204882 Nikhil Nayak Wed, 15 Aug 2007 14:09:23 +0000 http://indianeconomy.org/2007/08/15/60-years-in-60-words/#comment-204882 Very nice. Would be nicer still with an optimistic touch towards the end. Not a day to look at the negatives in my opinion. Very nice. Would be nicer still with an optimistic touch towards the end. Not a day to look at the negatives in my opinion.

]]> By: Chandra http://indianeconomy.org/2007/08/15/60-years-in-60-words/#comment-204772 Chandra Wed, 15 Aug 2007 07:39:53 +0000 http://indianeconomy.org/2007/08/15/60-years-in-60-words/#comment-204772 Neelakantan, that was great. This being IEB, can we have one just for 60 years of dumb economic policies? Neelakantan, that was great. This being IEB, can we have one just for 60 years of dumb economic policies?

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