Administration for New Ci..
Summary: India has to build many cities to meet the pressing need for Urbanization. However, to ensure that such cities do not fall prey to the same failures that the earlier cities have succumbed to, it is necessary that clear Municipal Rules are laid out in advance and the Authorities strictly en
Water Crisis – the Solu..
Summary: Water crisis of today is a man-made crisis arising from extensive deforestation, inefficient and insistence on growing water-hungry cash crops and other inefficient, wasteful and environmentally polluting Industrial and Agricultural practices. The value of water should be recognized and
THE GRAND IRRIGATION AND ..
Summary: India is blessed with generous water availability, but only during the short monsoon period, and as much of this water goes waste, our Country suffers intensely under a recurring annual cycle of floods and drought which costs the Country dearly both by way of damage to crops and property a
Job Creation, Labour & Ot..
Summary: In the old days, wealth mostly came from agriculture and the landlords treated the farm workers as serfs. Then came the Industrial Age when the mostly illiterate workers needed the protection of the collective bargaining power of Unions to avoid exploitation. Under the Communist ideology C
Girl Child - Protecting &..
Summary: A practical and actionable way to greatly improve the condition of the Girl Child of a poor Family. The girl child. from a poor family faces the threat of abortion, of death at birth and, if allowed to be, a life of disadvantaged, malnutrition and discriminatory consideration that effects
Ayushman Bharat - Make it..
Summary: Health Care for All is an ideal to aim for and which can be assured only via a comprehensive National insurance scheme with proper guidelines to determine and lay down the costs of medicines and procedures and of additional facilities demanded. (See-”Health Care for All’). The Ayushman
Public Policies – Makin..
Summary: Right decisions about Public Policies arise from a proper understanding of, ‘Right’ from ‘Wrong: ‘Good’ from ‘Evil’ and of the concepts of morality, equity, justice and fair play. Don’t allow your personal desires to demand more from others than they are voluntarily offe
Equality for All or All a..
Summary The concepts of being ‘Equal’ and of being treated with ‘Equality’ are different and not understanding the difference between them leads to a great sense of deprivation and unhappiness. Equality is a matter of opportunity and consideration and should rightly be insisted upon an
Urbanization - Planning f..
Summary: Urbanization is ongoing and inevitable, urban population today is about 35 percent, by 2030 it is likely that our urban population will become 50 percent and continue to grow. Cities should thus be planned to absorb such growth and provide the right environment and grow vertically so as
GARIBI HATAO! - A Practic..
Summary Eradication of extreme poverty has always remained an elusive goal which everyone subscribes to, However, no effective action has been taken these many decades after attaining Independence to attain it. Organized labour unions in the Government and Public sector have taken care to ensure th
Health Care for All..
Summary: Health Care is very essential, especially for the very young and the elderly. However, health care is very costly and can be brought into the reach of all, only through a properly designed universal coverage insurance programme as the more inclusive the programme the lower the individual p
SWADESHI - self-sufficien..
Summary: Swadeshi is a concept that calls for Protectionism and leads to making do with less and with lesser quality. Whilst trading what you make best for what others make best allows for better products and also, saves your TIME to do what else you desire to do, after doing what you need to do,
Education in the 21st Cen..
Summary: Proper Education is a must to prepare our children for the Future world they would be growing up to live in. In the Agricultural era, education mainly meant the ability for counting, paying taxes and measuring of land. In the industrial age, education meant the ability to be timely in f
Agricultural Reforms - Kr..
Summary: A practical and actionable solution to the Agriculture and Farmer problem. Agriculture faces the stress of smaller and uneconomical land holdings and of ever-growing demands, from the ever-growing population dependent on each acre, for food grains, proteins and fruits etc. the