A few days back, I was watching this movie called 'Karate Kid'. No doubt that the movie is a masterpiece.
Whenever I travel abroad, especially to European countries, one thing that fascinates me is the scenic beauty along the road.
Come summers, and the nation is set to face erratic power supply, frequent power cuts, and inflated electricity bills, once again!
The President of Bombay Goods Transport Association (BGTA) recently said, "The scam of money collection at toll plazas is bigger than the 2G scam. The government has sold off major national assets, our National Highways, to contractors."
Fundamental rights and human rights are two aspects of governance that goes into making the perfect blend for a democracy.
India has been receiving billions of dollars through foreign direct investments which have not only got invested in the Indian economy but have also added towards the growth of the same.
Lately, India has been witnessing quite a progress in its pharmaceutical sector, especially in production of generic drugs.
If black money is the biggest predicament for the nation, the real estate sector is the biggest catalyst for the same.
Indian defence has always been looked up to with lot of dignity and honour. But then, this image of our defence being epitome of discipline and bereft of any vices, is under siege following series of scams and corruption scandals.
The frauds in the insurance are nothing new but what is new is the alarming rate at which it has been growing over the past few years. The frauds range from clients’ registration through reinsurance to claims – which at times have been engineered by causing intentional loss of insured assets. The bottom line is that these frauds cost the insurance companies more than otherwise.
There is no denial to the fact that corruption has mired almost all levels of our society. Today, it has become an undetachable part of the Indian social system. Unlike other social malaises, the impact of corruption increases as one moves down the social ladder.
Fulfilling the basic housing need of hundreds of thousands of Indian citizens still seems to be a distant dream. In the backdrop of ultra-luxury homes and high lifestyle living, India, unfortunately, still has 85-90 million people who have nothing that qualify as housing.
Corruption is one word that has affected the very nervous system of the nation. It has not only affected the economy deeply but has also made the entire social system crippled. Among all, one sector that hits the entire society