*psst* you do know that a very big portion of SC/STs are not poor?
but it sure gives you an insane shot at good jobs/connections, which might as well be a higher class of citizenship considering the wealth divide of India
What's your perspective on the India's future?
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alekhkhanna
Innovator
And it begins - this country will go into the gutter with more quotas and reservations:
www.newindianexpress.com
Caste census begins, CM Siddaramaiah firm on internal quota for SCs
BENGALURU: With Justice Nagamohan Das Commission launching a census targeting 101 castes among the Scheduled Castes (SCs), Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Monday
Congress for you, they are pivoting, since religion politics didn't take them anywhere.And it begins - this country will go into the gutter with more quotas and reservations:
Caste census begins, CM Siddaramaiah firm on internal quota for SCs
BENGALURU: With Justice Nagamohan Das Commission launching a census targeting 101 castes among the Scheduled Castes (SCs), Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Monday
YeAhx
Galvanizer
Trains are not safe in India when the pantry staff themselves behave like animals. A traveller not only have to worry about outside gundas but the ones working in the train as well.
alekhkhanna
Innovator
this is the reason i am afraid to travel. however there is also zero civic sense, thief, dirty toilets, unreserved people, broken windows, ac pipes.
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let's not even talk about how screwed medical folks are if they can't Crack a government university, becoming a doctor has essentially become a rich man's game considering how sky high the fees are
sparsh19
Contributor
India's future is a mix of challenges and potential. Yes, we've got our issues—poverty, pollution, traffic, and outdated systems—but there’s also a lot of hope. With a young population, a booming tech industry, and the rise of AI and startups, the opportunities are huge. But if we focus on solving basic problems like education, healthcare, and income inequality, the future can definitely be brighter. It’s not exactly a “golden age” yet, but if we get our act together, there’s a lot to look forward to.
We work 12-20hrs each day to get own flat or home. People were living in jhuggi by occupying government lands given free luxury flat from taxpayers money. Why government would give a free home from our money? just for getting votes and remain in power?
even when given for free, these people never become happy and will make those luxury homes like jhuggi. why salaried, middle class businessman are being abused mentally each day?
even when given for free, these people never become happy and will make those luxury homes like jhuggi. why salaried, middle class businessman are being abused mentally each day?
Party Monger
Juggernaut
Why compare and be jealous of people who already have too little. You should be asking why Amab@ni ad@ni etc have so much? They pay bribes and get rebate from taxes and make windfall gains.
You're being programmed by the elite to hate on those who are less fortunate than you, so that they can keep amassing wealth at your cost.
you are wrong. they make 15k-30k easily. why would i jealous about it even if they make lakhs. my point is why our taxpayers money are being used to give free flat? it is not government work to give it for free. they can work and build their own.
I would like to correct some things here, looks like you are biased towards india's worse future, i am no patriotic person, so i'll try to be as objective as i can.
1) Give chatgpt a very famous programming project or a topic, yes he might code it quickly. Add a little personalization, give it a little different procedure, it will provide a non functioning code........
2) AI can only create what's already created, creativity is in the hands of humans.
3) Same point as 2nd
4) I would prefer an actual human in a coffee shop instead of a robot!
Its a 7 year old video man, i believe we are in much better place now
Well, as someone who too doesn't have much great expectations from India, i think India has been balancing itself off by applying methodologies and regulations from 1st world countries, and it needs a full makeover.
This topic has been discussed widely on this forum. Could you please tell us what creativity is, and how is it exclusive to humans?
I want to say I'm realistic.
How?
simple, look at artists, look at authors, or if you want more specificity, look at JR Tolkien , he literally wrote languages for his universe, look at scientists, how did they innovate new technologies? thats human creativity for you, AI in its current from will never create something out of nothing, it needs something, you know about permutations and combinations right? think of it that way, AI has a very large number of permutations available to it to form responses, but thats it, it can only exist within that space, never outside of it.
I think I have already explained this to you before as well, at this point either read up on research, dive deeper into maths or anything but if you are still continuing on this without any new arguments, you are just showing your ignorance to others.
nope, what you are being is a doomsday fanatic, you only see the results of decades of research/innovation in other countries and yet want to compare it to fledgling research in India, taking your robot example. go check out where Boston Dynamics started and where they are now. Shit needs to start somewhere, yes shit can be improved, corruption removed, efficiency increased etc etc, but if we believed you, we are destined to die and rot ignobly. India is the only country which built its nuclear arsenal from scratch, has the most cost effective space program by miles, developed their own indigenous tech in various sectors, despite the insane corruption and inefficiency.
Just look at our Covid response if you want a concrete example, even if you consider unofficial numbers, our response was still one of the best, compared to Europe/USA (though I wouldnt count USA, since they had the misfortune to have that ****tard as a president)
Pyception
Forerunner
I can get behind most arguments made on this forum, but the Govt response to COVID isn't one of them.
what more could have been done according to you? keeping in mind population density. Also compared to other countries as well