What Indian taxpayers get after paying taxes
> Quality education: No
> Good roads : No
> Good healthcare services : No
> Assistance when laid off : No
> Clean air : No
> Clean water : No
> Unadultered food : No
> Employment : No
> Assistance in emergency: No
> Exams without paper leak : No
> Good infrastructure : No
> Cleanliness : No
There isn't a single benefit of paying taxes in India untill and unless you are very big business man and have a very close political connections..
@siddharth_iitm@siddharth_iitm i believe instead of fixing the roads we should start working on a way to fix the system and politics. Those bunch of folks are in power because of us(the indians) so it is our responsibility to fix what(system) is broken.
Appreciate your efforts
India is a lovely country. World’s largest democracy. People love the country. But
1. Freebies budget is more than R&D
2. Taxpayers get nothing
3. No pure water to drink
4. No road without potholes
5. Unplanned power cuts
6. Worst network
7. Adultereted food
8. Corrupt system
I'm sure the Delhi govt will soon order a structural audit of all old buildings.
That’s just how the sarkari system works. Pul gir gaya, order bridge audit. Aag lag gayi, order fire audit. School ki chhat gir gayi, order school structural audit. Dawai se bachhe mar gaye, order pharma companies audit. Prevention ka system hi nahi hai. Sarkari kaam balidaan maangta hai.
But the irony is, kaam balidaan ke baad bhi nahi hota. All these knee-jerk audit drives become yet another opportunity for the sarkari naukars to earn more. "Oopar se pressure hai" bol kar they demand more and let the defaulters continues to operate unabated.
Dear @Gupta_Rekha,
These questions should be asked before we blame only the owner.
1. Who was supposed to check this building?
2. Who inspected it?
3. Who allowed people to live here?
4. Who failed to stop the unsafe construction?
Because if officials were doing their jobs properly, why did people have to die first for the system to wake up?
The biggest insult is that compensation is announced as soon as an incident happens.
A price tag on a human life?
You cannot bring the dead back with ₹2 lakh, ₹5 lakh, ₹10 lakh, or even ₹1 crore.
And please, don't say corruption doesn't exist. We all know it does.
He cleaned the river ghat all by himself and placed a drum near the water so people could dispose of their pooja saaman there instead of dumping them into the river.
Someone broke that drum and threw it into the very river he was trying to keep clean. 🤦♂️
Bittu Tabahi, a young boy took it upon himself to clean the Ajnar River in Biaora, Madhya Pradesh — putting his own money, time and effort into a cause most people would have simply walked past, not just that, he also got sick Multiple times.
And the most powerful part? He didn’t just talk about change. He actually made it happen.
In a time when saving the environment is often reduced to hashtags and speeches, Bittu’s story is a reminder that real change can begin with just one person who refuses to look away.
Sometimes, a hero isn’t the one with the biggest platform — it’s the one who gets his hands dirty.
😮 Bittu is a hero! He has single-handedly cleaned up a mess created by all his fellow citizens and their ancestors! But it’s sad that he had to do this alone.
Fix our municipalities, and we will truly fix India. 🙏🏽 @PMOIndia
American billionaires are putting money into AI, robotics and the future.
Meanwhile, Indian billionaires are entering the ₹10 ice cream market and competing with small businesses.
WE LOST.