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We all know India is the fastest growing economic power in the world; we are a nation of 1.20 billion population. But the real strength is our country lies in the Young Population which accounts to about 65% below the age of 35 years. We are leading in so many fields all across the globe like software, Medicine, Engineering, Areospace, etc. But, our real strength lies in our international presence in the places of influence where Indians are making their presence felt. 30% of the NASA Scientists are Indians so is the case with Microsoft. More than 30% of the Doctors in the USA are of Indian origin.
It is well predicted by several agencies based on extensive surveys that India is going to be the next super power in the years to come. Besides the economic recession world over we are much better placed as a nation to combat the economic slowdown. All this is possible due to our visionary leaders who brought about the revolution through computerization in 1991 and then the economic reforms so as to emerge as the world’s fastest growing economy.
At this point of time can we jeopardise the progress and growth of our country? Certainly not, so how can we imagine a person at the age of 81 years to be our next Prime Minister? Should we all not ask one simple question to our self conscious as to who should be our next Prime Minister? The one who understands the pulse of 65% (below 35 years) of the population or the one who has freezed his thoughts based on the issue of communal interests and provocative religious, raciest ideologies? This is a very serious issue we the youngsters and the future of this country has every right to think and think thoughtfully in order to reach an amicable conscious on who should we project as our next Prime Minister. Should this person be young or he should be just any other leader that the parties impose on us?
I am not suggestive of any names instead I would appreciate that these name should come from the readers and that should evolve from an extensive thought process from within. We are not deciding the fate of a political party in fact we are deciding the future of this country called India so, have to think larger than life perspective and keep our finger on the best available option for the country at this point of time. Our mandate can certainly make a difference and rewrite our future prospects as a Nation. So, please post your opinion and make this moment turn into action. Jai Ho, Jai Hind!
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