Feb 28, 2004 03:09 PM
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(Updated Feb 28, 2004 03:09 PM)
INDIA SHINING is not any bollywood story which few political groups are criticising these days but one should find out the truth behind that. These days, lots of advertisement relating to success stories are published in news papers and broadcasted on different TV channels. One should be proud to know all that facts.
There seems to be two issues involved in this whole campaign. First is, that whether India is prospering or not and second is whether Govt. should tell all this to its citizens or not. If we look at the economy of India, it, in real sense, is on the growth pace. We have progressed a lot in different sectors. Be it Information Technology, Telecommunication, Automobile development, Agriculture, Housing & Construction, Biotechnology, Health sector, textile or education, in every sphere of activity, the progress is upwards. This achievement, which is visible these days may be due to reforms taken in previous years but the results are worth to be proud to be an indian. I am of the opinion that we should accept this fact and should proud on the all round growth of the indian economy.
Today Companies in developed countries are opening their offices in India. A persons of indian origin who earlier migrated to these countries for greener pastures, may happen to be transfered to India and this all is due to rapid growth in Indian economy. These multinational companies are showing their faith in indian economy. In Forbe's magazine, this year nine indians found place in the annual list of billionaires. So, the success should always be rewarded and one should be part of it.
Second aspect of this campaign is the big question over which political parties are raising their fingers, whether the Govt. should tell all this to its citizens or not. Yes, it should tell to its citizens. Every person in the country has right to know about the development going on in the country. But on which cost, surely not on the cost of the hard earned money of common man which they contribute to the govt. by way of different taxes. The countrymen have contributed their money for the infrastructural development work in the country and not for the publicity of the achievements of the govt. If political parties wish to take credit of this growth than they should fund this campaign from the party's own sources.
