Sir I request you to talk about the punishment about corruption charges if proven. They have taken money of India so in punishment they should return it with interest rate. In punishment their property and property earned for the their family members should be seized because family is equally responsible to let that corruption happen and enjoying its benefit. Today 1 person is happy do corruption because at least it makes their family to live a life of luxury even if he is punished.

श्री मोदी जी, स्वच्छ भारत अभियान के तहत ग्रामों में शौचालय के लिए सरकार 9500 रूपये सहायता राशी दे रही है जिसका भुगतान 2 महीने मे हो जायेगा। लेकिन जैसा के मैं देख रहा हूँ, इस पैसे का लोग गलत प्रयोग करेंगे और शौचालय नहीं बनायेंगे । इसके बहुत से कारण है जैसे, जमीन का न होना, पैसे का ना होना, गरीबी आदि । अगर पैसे बांटने के बदले कोई ऐसा उपाय सोचा जाये जिससे सभी लोग शौचालय का इस्तमाल करे, या अगर इस कार्य में शुलभ शौचालय संस्थापक विन्देश्वरी पाठक से विचार विमर्श किया जाये तो पैसे का सही लाभ मिलेगा ।

Environment is a major concern which cannot be and must not be ignored. We all should get a platform in each nook and corner of the country to plant trees. There should be an agency who helps with tree plantation at nominal cost, borne by the sponsor/ citizen, and must ensure that the sapling grows in to a complete tree. This will help make India greener, clean the quality of air as well as let every individual and household participate in the betterment of the country.

Our Hon' Prime Minister, Indian Govt has lot of direct organization,agency,profit sector & aided sectors (BSNL,BHEL,NTPC,NLC,AIRINDIA) In fact the govt has successfully running all the sectors tilldate, But the primary & Heritage of India is Agriculture and the govt has no direct organization for developing agriculture directly. My sincere request "The Central Govt to Form a Direct Organization & Rigid Setup to develop agriculture. myself have a idea in this regard. My email id sabanju@gmail.com

POOR INFRASTRUCTURE Basic sanitation appears to be a major problem in almost all developing countries and India is no exception. Considering the population explosion and the high social pressures on the few available amenities in India today, this major problem seems worse in certain parts of India than even in Africa's top 10 poorest countries. This is what I found online: "...Many Indians lack basic amenities like access to running water. Indian public services are creaking under the strain

BALANCE OF PAYMENT DETERIORATION Although India has built up large amounts of foreign currency reserves, the current account deficit has deteriorated in recent months. This deterioration is a result of the overheating of the economy. Aggregate Supply cannot meet Aggregate demand so consumers are sucking in imports. Excluding workers remittances. India’s current account deficit is approaching 5% of GDP

INEQUALITY HAS RISEN Racism and inequality continue to destroy India just like in most other developing countries. The rich gets richer while the poor gets poorer in almost all poor countries and that is exactly what is going on right now in India. The few wealthy in the society control almost everything. "...It is hoped that economic growth would help drag the Indian poor above the poverty line. However, so far economic growth has been highly uneven benefiting the skilled and wealthy disprop

the experince and knowledge of the retired people must be utilised in social service sectors. In education field ,they must be a part of teaching and research with suitable honorarium.

Unnecessary rules and regulations is major problem in almost all developing countries. The few lobbyists in the society work very hard to make these unnecessary rules and regulations so they can benefit from people's hardwork. here is what I found online: "...As an example, Firms employing more than 100 people cannot fire workers without government permission. The effect of this is to discourage firms from expanding to over 100 people. It also discourages foreign investment. Trades Unions have a

-Empower the Prime Minister's Offi ce with more direct involvement in decision-making -Restructure key ministries such as fi nance, external affairs, energy, infrastructure -Strengthen relations with the US -Empower bureaucrats and technocrats to enable faster decision-making -Flexible policy on FDI -Tax reforms to include roadmap for GST and DTC -Increase involvement of chief ministers in decisionmaking, include them in Cabinet Committee on Security and in natural resource allocation decisions