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From ancient times to modern India, our society has faced lot of socio-evil issues and faced them with positive energy. Casteism, superstitions, gender bias, untouchability etc. were part of our society for long. Among them, women safety was always a constant concern and still it is present in our society in very heinous form. Today India, with 1.2 billion population, with advanced technologies, more educated society and young leaders, still lags behind others when we talk about women safety. We rank 137 out of 183 countries as per the UN in terms of women safety. According to figures released by the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB), the total number of rape cases reported in India has gone up to 33,707 in 2013 from 24,923 in 2012 . Our society contributes 70%, when we talk about percentage share for women safety issues. Delhi, Banglore, West Bengal and UP are some areas where there are higher no's of cases registered under sex assaults, rapes, husband's cruelty, dome...

On 10th February, 2015, AAP got clear mandate after scoring 67 seats out of 70 and giving a shock wave to BJP and Congress. Now, Delhi will see the new government which is innovative, based on ground realities and not of old style dominated government that BJP and Congress had. This clear mandate or I would say a tsunami of change was never easy especially when it was based on clearing corruption, social casteism, poverty, illiteracy, inflation from the lives of middle class families. It all started from INDIA AGAINST CORRUPTION (IAC), when mighty Anna Hazare took over all the Indian youth along with him ti fight corruption. AAP leader Arvind kejriwal was core member of that team. With basic necessity of bringing Janlokpal bill to parliament and to eradicate corruption from government sectors and India's roots, team fought with all. But when opposition leaders mocked IAC to come and to join politics and having zero governance experience to fight such issues, AAP took birth. Ar...

FDI means foreign direct investment. When investors from foreign countries invest in other countries, it results into this transaction. Like every transaction, we have merits and demerits for FDI in India. Indian economy is at $2 trillion size currently and target is to achieve $10 trillion within 10 years. Can FDI will help in this or not? Talking about India's theory or perception on FDI, different groups have different views. After liberalization in 1991, we have permitted FDI in different sectors in 2000 + years or era. Now we have 49% FDI in defense, 100% in multi brand retail,, 100% in railways and many more, but still we have lot of sectors which are not open to FDI. Reasons are many, let's take on some pros and cons considering Indian economy. Pros: 1. FDI will result into high technology which Indian sectors need very much for innovation. 2. FDI will create jobs, when our 70% of the population is under age of 35. 3. Cheap resources and control on inflation with ...