What Indian government needs ?

 India is not failing. India is also not “vishwaguru” yet. Both truths can exist at the same time — but we’re taught to pick only one side. If you criticise the government, you’re called anti-national. If you praise it, you’re called blind bhakt. Somewhere in between, the honest Indian mind gets suffocated. Let’s start with reality, not slogans India has improved in many visible ways: Better highways, metros, digital payments Faster internet access A stronger global voice than before These are real achievements, and denying them is dishonest. But honesty also means admitting what’s not working. The job question nobody wants to answer clearly India has one of the youngest populations in the world. That should be our biggest strength — yet millions of educated youth are stuck: Overqualified for low-paying jobs Under-skilled for high-paying ones Trapped in competitive exams with shrinking seats We celebrate “demographic dividend” but don’t invest enough in skill-building, research, an...

 Big things many people feel the Indian government is getting wrong 👇 1. Too much politics, not enough problem-solving A lot of energy goes into elections, speeches, slogans, and blame games. Real issues like jobs, education quality, pollution, and local infrastructure often move slower than the headlines. 2. Unemployment vs “employment claims” India has a young population advantage, but: Not enough quality jobs Too many people stuck in low-pay, informal work Announcements look good, but on the ground, many students still struggle to find stable careers. 3. Education: focus on marks, not skills Schools push rote learning Skill training, critical thinking, and creativity lag behind This is a problem when competing globally in tech, research, and innovation. 4. Health spending is still weak Public hospitals are overcrowded, underfunded, and understaffed in many states. COVID exposed this, but long-term fixes are slow. 5. Centralisation of power More decisions are taken at the centre...