FUTURE INDIA….

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FUTURE INDIA.

• BY VINITA GOSWAMI
• F.Y.IT

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A BRIEF HISTORY..

• INDIA HAS 28 STATES AND 7 UNION TERRITORIES WHICH
  CONSISTS OF 1.17 BILLION PEOPLE APPROXIMATELY.
• INDIA IS THE MOST DIVERSE IN TERMS OF LANGUAGES
  AND RELIGIONS. INDIAN GOVERNMENT RECONIZES 22
  LANGUAGES WHICH IS THE MAXIMUM THAN ANY OTHER
  COUNTRY IN THE WORLD.
• INDIA HAS SECOND LARGEST HUMAN RESOURCES IN THE
  WORLD

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INDIAS FUTURE

• "We no longer discuss the future of India. We say
  the future is India" said the Indian Commerce and
  Industry Minister at the conference organized by
  the US-India Business Council in 2004. He
  predicted that India would certainly have
  achieved 100 literacy, become a developed
  country, enjoy the same fundamentals as the
  United States by 2030.
• INDIA IS DEVELOPING IN ALL THE FIELDS LIKE
  TECHNOLOGY,SPACE RESEARCH,MEDICAL,SPORTS,
• EDUCATION,ETC

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INDIAS DEVELOPMENT IN FIELD OF TECHNOLOGY

• The Silicon Valley of India is a nickname of the
  Indian city of Bangalore. The name signifies
  Bangalore's status as a hub for information
  technology (IT) companies in India and is a
  comparative reference to the original Silicon
  Valley, based around Santa Clara Valley,
  California, a major hub for IT companies in the
  United States
• CITIES SUCH AS BANGLORE,HYDERABAD,CHENNAI
  ,PUNE,CALAUTTA ,DELHI-NOIDA, AHMEDABAD. VADORARA
  ETC ARE NOW REALLY TECHNOLOGICAL HOTSPOTS.
• IT-Enabled Services, or Remote Processing, has
  emerged as the next major driver of the
  technology services industry

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• With competitive telecommunication costs, well
  developed infrastructure and a huge pool of
  English-speaking and computer-literate graduate
  manpower, India rates higher than many other
  countries as a hub for IT-enabled services. Call
  centers and business process outsourcing is
  emerging as the next wave of growth in India. The
  McKinsey study indicated that India will earn 18
  billion in revenues through these services and
  create additional employment of one million jobs.
  
• The IT-Enabled Services segment currently employs
  around 70,000 people and accounts for 10.6
  percent of the total IT software and services
  industry revenues.

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INDIAS DEVELOPMENT IN SPACE RESERARCH

• The Indian Space Research Organisation is the
  primary body for space research under the control
  of the Government of India, and one of the
  leading space research organizations in the
  world. It was established in its modern form in
  1969 as a result of coordinated efforts initiated
  earlier.
• India's economic progress has made its space
  program more visible and active as the country
  aims for greater self-reliance in space
  technology
• India has launched 11 satellites, including nine
  from other countriesand it became the first
  nation to launch 10 satellites on one rocket.

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• INDIAS CHANDRAYAAN-1 HAS DETECTED ICE DEPOSITS
  NEAR MOONS NORTH POLE.
• NASAS MINI-SAR INSTRUMENT WHICH IS A APERTURE
  SYNTHETIC RADAR FOUND MORE THAN 40 ICE CRATERS
  WITH WATER ICE.
• THE CRATERS RANGE IN SIZE OF 1 TO 9 MILES
  ALTHOUGH THE SIZE OF CRATERS DEPEND UPON THE
  THICKNESS IN EACH CRATER ,WHICH IS ESTIMATED TO
  BE ABOUT 1.3 TRILLION POUNDS OF WATER ICE.

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INDIAS DEVELOPMENT IN FIELD OF MEDICINE

• The Indian Medical Association (IMA), the
  national organization of Doctors of Modern
  Scientific System of Medicine, was organized in
  1928, and currently IMA has around 100,000
  members belonging to different branches of
  medical profession and function through a network
  of more than 1700 local branches, located in
  different part of India.
• The major objectives of the Indian medical
  Association include
• Promotion and advancement of medical and all
  related sciences
• Maintaining the honor and dignity of the
  medical profession
• Improving the public health and medical
  education in India
• The Journal of Indian Medical Association,
  popularly known as JIMA, an indexed monthly
  medical journal. It has circulation of over 1.75
  lakh Copies per month in India and abroad.
• It started in the year 1930 with only 122
  doctors. The objective was to protect rights and
  dignity of the Indian doctors, and to promote
  indigenous pharmaceutical houses' products
  through it.

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• Doctors in India operating on a two-year-old
  child who was born with four arms and four legs
  say that the surgery is going well. LAKSHMI TATMA
  IS JOINED AT THE PELVIS TO WHAT IS, IN EFFECT, A
  HEADLESS, UNDEVELOPED TWIN.
• A TEAM OF SURGEONS IN THE SOUTHERN CITY OF
  BANGALORE IS WORKING IN SHIFTS TO SEPARATE
  LAKSHMI'S SPINAL COLUMN AND KIDNEY FROM THAT OF
  HER TWIN.

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DEVELOPMENT OF INDIAN FORCES

• The Indian Armed Forces is the overall unified
  military of the Republic of India encompassing
  the Indian Army, the Indian Navy, the Indian Air
  Force and various other inter-service
  institutions.
• With an estimated total active force of 1,325,000
  personnel,India maintains the world's second
  largest armed forces.Auxiliary services include
  the Indian Coast Guard, the Central Paramilitary
  Forces (CPF) and the Strategic Forces Command.
  India's official defense budget stands at 32.35
  billion but the actual spending on the armed
  forces is estimated to be much higher than that
• the Indian Armed Forces plans to have an active
  military space program and is currently
  developing a potent missile defense shield and
  nuclear triad capabilityIndia is moving to build
  a 2 billion or Rs 9,970.16 crore dedicated,
  highly secure and state-of-the-art optical fiber
  cable (OFC) network for the Army, Navy and Air
  Force. This will be one of the worlds largest,
  closed user group (CUG) networks for exclusive
  use by the million-plus personnel of the Indian
  armed forces

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• With about 1,414,000 soldiers in active service
  and about 1,800,000 reserve troops, the Indian
  Army is the world's second largest active
  standing army and the largest in terms of army
  populace.

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SOME COOL FACTS

• 1. India never invaded any country in her last
  1000 years of history.
• 2. India invented the Number system. Zero was
  invented by Aryabhatta.
• 3. The world's first University was established
  in Takshila in 700BC. More
• than 10,500 students from all over the world
  studied more than 60
• subjects. The University of Nalanda built in the
  4 th century BC was one
• of the greatest achievements of ancient India in
  the field of education.
• 4. According to the Forbes magazine, Sanskrit is
  the most suitable
• language for computer software.
• 5. Ayurveda is the earliest school of medicine
  known to humans.
• 6. Although western media portray modern images
  of India as poverty-stricken and underdeveloped
  through political corruption, India was once the
  richest empire on earth
• 7. The art of navigation was born in the river
  Sindh 5000 years ago. The
• very word "Navigation" is derived from the
  Sanskrit word NAVGATIH.

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INDIAS ECONOMIC GROWTH

• HOW WILL INDIA BECOME A ECONOMIC SUPERPOWER
• GOOD GOVERNANCE EFFECTIVE ADMINISTRATION

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• The economy of India is the twelfth largest
  economy in the world by nominal value and the
  fourth largest by purchasing power parity (PPP).
• BY RECENT TRENDS AND REFORMS IN INDIAN ECONOMICAL
  POLICY ECONOMISTS HAVE CONCLUDED THAT INDIA WOULD
  BE THIRD LARGEST ECONOMY BY 2030
• The new policies included opening for
  international trade and investment, deregulation,
  initiation of privatization, tax reforms, and
  inflation-controlling measures. The overall
  direction of liberalisation has since remained
  the same, irrespective of the ruling party,
  although no party has yet tried to take on
  powerful lobbies such as the trade unions and
  farmers, or contentious issues such as reforming
  labor laws and reducing agricultural subsidies

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• As of 2009, about 300 million people equivalent
  to the entire population of the United States
  have escaped extreme poverty. The fruits of
  liberalisation reached their peak in 2007, with
  India recording its highest GDP growth rate of
  9. With this, India became the second fastest
  growing major economy in the world, next only to
  China. An Organisation for Economic Co-operation
  and Development (OECD) report states that the
  average growth rate 7.5 will double the average
  income in a decade, and more reforms would speed
  up the pace.

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INDIAS DEVELOPMENT IN EDUCATION

• INDIA IS RAPIDLY DEVELOPING IN TERMS OF
  EDUCATION.
• NEW METHODS OF TEACHING ,FASTER EFFECTIVE MODES
  OF TEACHING ARE BEING IMPLEMENTED .
• EVERY YEAR INDIA GIVES WORLD MAXIMUM NUMBER OF
  ENGINEERS AN DOCTORS.

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• IN ORDER TO ACHIEVE EMPLOYMENT GENERATION ,10
  GDP REDUCATION IN POVERTY AND MAKING INDIAN
  ENTERPRISES WORLD CLASS IN TERMS OF QUALITY
  FOLLOWING PLANS ARE BEING EXECUTED
• 100 PRIMARY FUNCTIONAL LITERACY-LEARN TO READ
  AND WRITE IN 40TO 80 HOURS OR 2TO 3 MONTHS FOR
  AGES 8 TO 80
• ENTERPRISE SKILL DEVELOPMENT-ESD FOR CLASSES 1ST
  TO 12TH .THIS TEACHES YOUTH ABOUT SKILL REQUIRED
  IN REAL WORLD
• VOCATION EDUCATION AND TRAINING VET FOR AGES 14
  TO 35 OR HIGHER FROM MORE THAN 1200 MODULES. IT
  WOULD MEAN NEARLY 30 TO 50 MILLION TRAINED PEOPLE
  EVERY YEAR.ENGGINEER ,DOCTORS ,MBAs, CAs,ETC.

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• THUS INDIA WILL EMERGE AS SUPER POWER IN NEAR
  FUTURE.
• WITHSUCH REFORMS AND RAPID GROWTH INDIA
• WOULD SOON PROVE ITS METAL TO THE WORLD.

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