Problems of India

What are the main problems in India please can you prvide me the list of problems in India

[Pathak]

1. Water resources: flood control and maintenance, old irrigation systems and conjunctive use of surface and ground water in the irrigation systems.

2. Improve Infrastructure: Indian companies — on an average — lose 30 days in obtaining an electricity connection, 15 days in clearing exports through customs, and lose 7% of the value of their sales due to power outages.

3. Raise Basic Educational Quality: The distribution of government funds is major hindrance to the education system

4. Women Empowerment: The cultural norms in India

5. Poverty and Population Explosion: malnutrition, unemployment, homelessness and several others too and traditional fatalistic attitude imbibed in them.

6. Privatization of Sports Sector: The recognition module for our sportspersons is very weak & proper harvest, to manage and organise sports of entities andreckless management and governance.

7. Health Care Industries: Establishing ourselves in manufacturing and distribution of medical equipments, the cost of treatment and proper health care would be unaffordable by the already needy masses.

8.Alternative Fuels: Rising population and demand for fuels

9. Space Technology: the local Indian community is obsolete and stagnant, the school going masses is not up to the mark & restricted to organizations like the ISRO.

10. Improve Environment Quality: maintenance

11. CORRUPTION IN PUBLIC LIFE: less income or to achieve certain objective

12. GRAM PANCHAYAT OR VILLAGE GOVERNANCE: the manpower is unavailable and willingness is absent at the highest levels.

13. Space exploration and exploitation of space: uncontrolled growth of it's population.

14. Balance of payment deterioration: deterioration is a result of the overheating of the economy and supply cannot meet Aggregate demand so consumers are sucking in imports.

15. Inefficient government bureaucracy: discontent within the business community remains high about the lack of reforms and the perceived inability of the government to push them through.

16. Policy instability: public trust in politicians has been weakening

17. Tax regulations: The country's supply of transport, ICT and energy infrastructure remains largely insufficient and ill-adapted to the needs of the economy

18. Restrictive labour regulations: number of strengths in the more advanced and complex drivers of competitiveness.

19. Inadequately educated workforce : 'reversed' pattern of development

20. Insufficient capacity to innovate: insufficient of fund and not updated education system

21. Crime and theft: India is not providing access to some basic services to many of its citizens

22. Foreign currency regulations:employment of much of the population is also vulnerable, which - combined with weak official social safety nets - makes the country vulnerable to economic shocks.

23. National Security: lack of improvement in defense technologies

24. Relationships: Influx of refugees in northeast, Sri Lankan Tamil issues, border problem with Pak and china.

25. Apathy of honest and educated people towards politics: because when honest and capable people do not join politics, the worst occupy the political power

26. HIGH INFLATION RATES: Fueled by rising wages, property prices and food prices inflation in India is an increasing problem