unseen & unheard-of type, severe corruption in each & every govt establishment, from root to top. one needs to witness it just to believe it's kind. even law enforcement agencies, police, govt/pvt hospitals & media are highly corrupt. only military establishments are untouched & that's why India is still independent. 2/3rd of the funds sanctioned fore any proposed development/project turns into black money & goes into foreign bank accounts. almost 140 times the national gdp, in the form of black money is lying in the foreign banks. CBI is corrupt, CID is corrupt & even RAW is super corrupt.
economic obstacles Social and cultural obstacles political obstacles ECONOMIC OBSTACLES 1: lack of capital 2: use of backward technology 3: heavy debt burden 4: banking and financial crises 5: international crises 6: market imperfection
mixed economy
Economic Growth, High Population, Poor Development, Corruption
lNo development is stable and sustainable untill and unless it is uniform and provide ample job and livelihood opportunities in almost all the areas of a nation. In India I don't think that development is homogenous.
India is ofcourse, among the developing countries. But from the point of economic development indian government and private sector is in serious action to eradicate the poverty from the country. Besides,that some states like bihar, some parts of delhi and M.P show the worst face of indian economic growth. In brief indian economy has not grown so much to provide the prerequisite for every citizen of india
India's economic development is driven by a mix of factors, including economic liberalization, a large and youthful workforce, and a growing middle class. Since the 1991 economic reforms, India has shifted from a predominantly agrarian economy to a more diversified one, emphasizing services and technology. Additionally, foreign investment, infrastructure development, and digital innovation have played crucial roles in boosting economic growth. However, challenges such as income inequality, poverty, and regulatory hurdles remain significant obstacles to fully realizing its economic potential.
Xiaoming Huang has written: 'China, India and the end of development models' -- subject(s): Economic development, Economic conditions 'China, India and the end of development models' -- subject(s): Economic development, Economic conditions
economic obstacles Social and cultural obstacles political obstacles ECONOMIC OBSTACLES 1: lack of capital 2: use of backward technology 3: heavy debt burden 4: banking and financial crises 5: international crises 6: market imperfection
What are the major social economic problem which hamper the growth and development of india? According to mysore university
It is assumed that freedom is one of the structures for social and economic development.
mixed economy
A. K. Agarwal has written: 'North-East India' -- subject(s): Economic conditions, Economic policy 'Economic Problems and Planning in North-East India' 'Understanding India's North East' -- subject(s): Economic policy, Economic development, Social policy, Rural development
Economic Growth, High Population, Poor Development, Corruption
Yes, they helped in the economic progress of India by building roads, bridges, hospital, school etc.
Very large poverty rate and their low literacy rate
V. S. Mahajan has written: 'Recent developments in Indian economy' 'Economic development of border states of India' -- subject(s): Economic conditions, Economic policy 'Indian economy and regional development' -- subject(s): Economic policy, Regional planning 'New product models' 'Planning, development, and economic policy in India' -- subject(s): Agriculture and state, Economic development, Economic policy
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