India is the largest democracy in the world today.the united states and india stand shoulder to shoulder as the land of the free and mutually responsible in protecting the interests and the rights of the individual.
in the eyes of the world india is a model democracy,good enough to emulate for the third world countries.but rather suprisisngly it can be said to be an eyewash demcocracy where the laws and the constitutional framework have become like the dead sea scrolls-defunct.right from its conception in 1947 it has stagnated from a so called socialist secular sovereign republic to a feudal,oligarchic,communal state,where the fundamental rights are like scriptures written in an alien language.
it pains the people of india to see that tople they trusted in have become the brokers of this once great nation .the history of india traces back to tousand of years,its culture is immortal,the greatness is immortal but now what is immortal is degradation-complete destruction of the very thing an indian was proud about.
corruption has taken such a form that it has reached a point where 90 percent of the governmenet employees are corrupt.politicians have amassed wealth,in the plan that if ever the people rise against them this money stashed away in foreign banks will be their saviour.there are frequent communal riots in this nation at the behest of certain political forces who want a schism to be developed between the [populace so that thier policy of devide and rule succeeds.to some an extent it has suceeded .in the yes of teh world india is just another poor nation but its not so,the land for which columbus sailed,the land for which alexander conquered half teh world,the land for which the british could give theier arm for,was never poor.the casteist,communal,ethnic,racist agenda has put india in ruins,a shame.india is number one in human rihghts abuses-unofficially though.the western countries will never speak out against india-why cause india is the largest dumping ground for their waste and also the largest market in the free world.
Feudal Systems: England vs. Japan Feudal Systems: England vs. ... The English and Japanese feudal structures are similar in this way. The feudal system in both countries worked basically in the same fashion. ... The Japanese feudal system relied heavily on military execution of laws. ...
Democracy is essential to address India's developmental challenges in view of its diversity and need for responsive government. ... In 1947, universal suffrage became a vehicle for empowerment in an Indian society still traditional and feudal in nature. ... First, democratic debate in India has always been non ideological compared with the West's clear differentiation of left wing and right wing views. ... The above two factors make democracy a necessity for India's task of economic development. ... But these criticisms relate to challenges of operating democracy rather than t...
An example of this is the changes between the Feudal Age and the Industrial Revolution. ... In the feudal times, field labor was long and exhausting. ... In the feudal age, people lived in one or two room huts. ... Feudal age huts had to be repaired or rebuilt almost every generation. ... Feudal times were just as worse. ...
Air pollution, water pollution and garbage are serious problems in India. ... Pollution is so common in India for a variety of reasons. ... Currently there are over 100 million challah stoves in India (Das). ... Air pollution has become so bad in India that it can now be seen from space (Air Pollution Fifth Leading Cause of Death in India). ... Garbage Garbage and trash is common sight in the street in India. ...
India is fast progressing in the field of space research. ... It was known as India's first development rocket flight. ... It was a milestone in the space journey of India as it brought to India the honour of being a space nation. ... India launched INSAT-1A on April 10, 1982. ... It marked the opening of new horizons for India. ...
Such incident took place in India in 1998. ... United Nations and the U.S condemned India. ... India wanted to make a stand for itself. ... If I India was to be penalized according to that sanction U.S. should stop any trade with India but in past years India has become one of the hot spots for U.S. to open up its software industry. The third article by Martin Sieff titled "Passage to India" introduces political issues and represents India as center of attention. ...
Global Warfare: India's Nuclear Testing Within the last decade, India and Pakistan's ongoing struggle with Kashmir has peaked due to nuclear warfare testing. ... The conflict between India and Pakistan has revolved around Kashmir. ... India has been ruling with brutal force towards the Kashmiris. ... In 1995, before the nuclear testing, the United States exports to India were $3.2 billion, while imports from India were an impressive $5.8 billion. In 1996 the figures had risen: imports from India reached $6.8 billion. ...
The British East India Company imperialized India politically and economically, setting the stage for British India, and allowing the company to be the most powerful economic force that had ever been created. ... Once the seven years war was over, 1756-1763, England took over almost all of India and the Dutch, French and Portuguese trade was removed from India and the East India. ... The company had imperialized India economically. ... The company also changed India forever. ... It also set the stage for Britain's control of India, or British India, and caused the Britain to rule Ind...
WHAT ARE THE MAIN FEATURES OF FEUDAL KINGSHIP? ... Therefore, in theory a feudal society meant that the country was governed by the King - the chief feudal overlord. ... Therefore, as feudal kingship developed, the semantics of "feudal" became more restricted and technical in the midst of legal references, whereas in previous periods feudality primarily had more social and political connotations. ... Conversely though, the feudal link between king and vassal was in reality a contract. ... Therefore, the features of feudal kingship in essence are quite contradictory. ...
