This document discusses the need for India to transform into a developed nation through harnessing its human and material resources. It emphasizes igniting human minds through courage and eliminating inferiority complexes. Dreams must transform into thoughts and actions through entrepreneurship, technology, and policy reforms to facilitate this transformation. India should target becoming a top 4 or 5 economy by 2020 by adopting mission mode implementation and minimizing regional divides through rural development. Students must get ready to transform India and think big through igniting their minds.

1. I am writing this book to make my
young leaders hear a voice that
says…
‘Start Moving’

2. Dreams…Dreams… Dreams…
Dreams Transform Into
Thoughts
And Thoughts Result In Action.

3. This book is all about breaking away from
the forces that would prefer us to remain
a nation of a billion people selling a cheap
labor and raw materials and proving a
large market for goods & services of other
nations.
…Rather we the Indians are to
lead the rest of world

4. Thinking is the capital
Enterprise is the way
Hard work is Solution

5. We must change tracks.
It is imperative that our policy
making become more responsive and
efficient so that the silent
entrepreneurship is liberated. Key
to that is better coordination among
the various department, rather than
emphasis on priorities according to
the preferences of individual
departments.

6.  Where do we get a role model from, how do you get a role
model?
 Who are terrorist? Do they belong to our country?
 Why dreams?
 Why cannot water from the Brahmaputra, which is in flood
much of the time, be diverted to Rajasthan or TamilNadu which
are starved of water?
 Big leaders in any field don’t come. Why ?
 In Jharkhand, it is green everywhere. Why is it we have a
desert in Rajasthan?
 Tell me sir, are Pakistani weapons stronger than Indian ones?

7. …What we lack is perhaps courage, what we
lack is perhaps driving force, which takes
one anywhere.
…We have, I think, developed an inferiority
complex.
…What is needed in India today is the
destruction of that defeatist spirit.

8.  …two important needs…
1. Prosperity through wealth generation
&
2. Cherishing the value system of the people
The combination of these two will make
the nation truly strong and prospers.

9. It is combination of …
 the progressiveness of industry,
 the push for improved technology and
 the status of governmental deregulation.
 In terms of over all GDP size – 12th
 In terms of per capita GDP – 57TH
THE TARGET SHOULD BE OF FOURTH OR FIFTH IN
YEAR 2020

10. We need to adapt the implementation of
our program and policies into a
MISSION MODE to succeed. Progress
cannot be swift and far-reaching if
the path is full of potholes. The
abundant national resources, human
and material, remain to be fully
utilized.

11.  Human mind gets ignited and challenges throw
up opportunities…if there is something at
stake.
 i.e. exam
 Once one selects a task, one should get immersed in it. Either you
will succeed or fail, that risk will always be there. This should not
deter you. When you fail, you still have the experience gained to
draw upon in the future.

12. Start by risking your own position
for a mission.
“Either I deliver or I go”
Prepare yourself for the endeavor. With
effort and perseverance you will
succeed.
There is always a risk involved when we
venture into something new.
After all, the process of birth itself is a
risky affair…

13. …once the man reported that there was a shortage of few paisa in the
money handed over to him and the amount informed to Gandhiji
previous night. Gandhiji on hearing this was so upset that he went
on fast saying that, “this is the poor man’s donation and we have
no business to loose any of it.”
This episode is unique example of Transparency in public life…
We should all, particularly the young generation, should
launch a movement for Transparent India.
Transparency is the corner stone of
development.

14. The second vision
of the nation
will bring about
a renaissance to the nation.
The task of casting a strong India is in
the hands of a visionary political
leadership

15.  The developed India will not be a nation of cities. It will
be a network of prosperous villages empowered by
telemedicine, tele-educaton & e-commerce. The new
India will emerge out of the combination of
biotechnology, biosciences and agriculture sciences and
industrial development.
 The political leaders would be working with the zeal born
of knowledge that the nation is bigger than individual
interests and political parties. This attitude will lead to
minimizing the rural-urban divide as progress takes place
in the countryside and urbanites move to rural areas to
absorb the best of what nature can give in the form of
product & wealth

16.  The most important and urgent task before our leadership
is to get all the forces for constructive change together and
deploy them in a mission mode.
 India is a country of one billion people with numerous
religions and communities. It offers a wide spectrum of
ideologies, besides its geographic diversity.
 However, fragmented thinking, compartmentalized
planning and isolated efforts are not yielding results.
 The people have come together to create a harmonious
India.

17. Students should get ready
to TRANSFORM India
into a developed nation.
Ignite your mind
and
think big.

18. Give up
Your Drop,
Become
The ocean.

19. Ignited minds
Dharmesh Bhadja
Kaushal Joshi
Initiated by
A P J Kalam