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India - My vision

India on 15th August 2016 marked its 69th independence day. A lot happened in these 7 decades, whether it be politics, people, sports, literature,  art, science and technology. Everything just got changed all through these years. But still India is not among the developed countries of the world.
The gap between the rich and the poor became more wider. The education sector of India developed a lot, obtained a lot of recognition around the world, many Indians are leaders of prominent companies around the globe, but still India's Primary education and Secondary schooling has always been neglected. Here the main focus is to obtain a degree. Without degree a person cannot be recognized. For eg. If i have knowledge, and I do an invention, then everyone would just ask " Which degree or qualification do you have".Failing to do so, means you haven't achieved anything. NO degree, No invention.
Who will give answer to them?
 Who is responsible for their current situation?
The same is the case in medical sector. The doctors and researchers of our country have developed anti-dose of various diseases and have a cure of fatal diseases as well, but still not everyone can avail that treatment as it costs a lot. A lot. An average middle class person who keeps a track of his daily expenses can't afford a treatment that costs more than his annual income. What happens is that he goes to his family doctor, gets medicines for merely the symptoms of the disease and later on the condition worsens. The government hospitals provide treatment at very cheap rates, but there is no room for more patients, there isn't much staff that can treat so many people. There have been many cases that a person/ child died while waiting in a long queue to get medicines from the medical store. A person waited for 10 hours to reach the medicine counter just to get a reply that this medicine is out of stock.
Independence means freedom. Freedom from poverty, freedom from corruption, freedom from violence, freedom from discrimination. Today we are not the controller of ourselves. Some handful of politician rules us. The party which wins the election rules the people. The aim or the motive for which they were elected fades away with time. Party does welfare only for itself.
Even today after 69 years of independence poverty, illiteracy , corruption is flourishing.
Politics now has turned into a profitable work which gives you money for doing nothing.
Do you think that we are going on the right track, what Mahatma Gandhi Ji dreamed of our future India?  The question is for You.
Jai Hind
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