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Well yes they are, but it is regulated (in terms of educational qualification etc). What I was trying to get at, is developing and underdeveloped countries face
by curiousfiddler 13y ago
Well yes they are, but it is regulated (in terms of educational qualification etc). What I was trying to get at, is developing and underdeveloped countries face a lot of problems. To produce worthy result in such circumstances is something definitely worth cheering IMO.
There are so many deprived/underdeveloped/developing societies in the world which are similar to India in terms of the resources that they have access to, yet somehow the aspirations of people are not channelized and they end up doing things which are awful (e.g. terrorism). I feel India could be used as a positive example in such cases.
There are a lot of inspiring stories of people who perform amazingly well, despite access to very little resources, just because they have a direction in life and an aspiration that is meaningful. I have been inspired by several such stories in my life, which will find absolutely no mention in any western or even local media.