People often say India is too big and diverse to govern and develop easily.
But why look at it as one massive, complex entity when we are divided into states?
Give state leaders the true ownership they need to innovate and grow their own regions, and the nation will grow organically as a result.
@IndianTechGuide 2000 question level might be tougher but it was same for all the candidates. 2026 candidates are more so chance of getting selected is lesser, which makes it harder. I have not checked if seats have been increased proportionally; assuming it's not the case.
"Are you a Muslim?" — A theatre activist in Bengal was beaten just for replying, "What if I am? Isn’t this country also for Muslims?"
Instead of spending our collective energy on building our nation, we are wasting it fighting each other for the political gains of leaders who will eventually engage in corruption that only affects us.
@ANI Don't tell me that's a National Highway; the condition is terrible. It's no wonder there is so much anger among the people. If people were well-fed and had proper homes to live in, communities wouldn't fight.
Is it too much to ask for a Prime Minister who understands his country as deeply as Lee Kuan Yew did?
We need a leader who views our weaknesses not as leverage to win an election, but as challenges to overcome for national development; who can speak a language which resonates with every citizen.
We can all agree that we are tired of hearing about policies focused merely on building more roads, airports, and educational institutions.
These measures alone are simply not enough to want to fix our nation's root problems: unskilled workforce, lower income, lower manufacturing capabilities, underutilized tourism sector and many more.
Cowards are those who resort to these type of actions. They neither care about themselves nor about nation. They just sell themselves just for the handful of money.
These leaders call their citizens anti-nationals, Chinese agents, Naxalites, and whatnot.
However, they are the true anti-nationals. They engage in corruption that causes:
- Casualties when bridges collapse
- Casualties due to potholes during the rainy season
- The looting of taxpayer money
...and so much more.
The Kanpur-Lucknow Expressway has undergone five repairs in just 20 days since its inauguration, prompting NHAI to declare builder PNC Infratech a non-performer.
Yet, amid the controversy, the company has secured fresh highway contracts worth nearly ₹3,500 crore.
Here's the full report.
#KanpurLucknowExpressway #NHAI #Infrastructure #RoadSafety #UttarPradesh #NewsToday @sardesairajdeep@Simerchawla20