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India was once a global and spiritual leader up until the 17th century, making significant scientific contributions like introducing the concept of zero and developing an accurate 36-day calendar. However, while India has enjoyed over 60 years of independence, its current status shows insufficient human development, with many social issues. The document calls on young Indians, who make up over half the population, to serve as agents of change through leadership, excellence, awareness and development initiatives to help modernize India's infrastructure, agriculture, health, education, and more, in order to realize India's continued progress as envisioned by leaders like Dr. Abdul Kalam.
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- 1. MeghaThakkar Lead India: A Call to Young India
- 4. Scientific contributions to the world.
- 6. BhaskaraCharya Contributed 36 calendar days.
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- 11. “Kal ne badelyouvanikal ne badelEniekjchinkgarithisagar pan salge” L-Leadership E-Excellence A-Awareness D-Development
- 12. Insufficient Human Development No. 2 in HIV/AIDS First 5th in corruption 4 million girls do not go to schools while their brothers do. Out of 10 Indians 4 live below the poverty line. 30% of world’s illiterates live in India.
- 13. Peter Drucker "India is become a power house very fast, the medical school in New Delhi is now perhaps the best in the world. The technical graduates of Indian Institute of Technology, Bangalore are as good as any in the world. Also India has 150 million people for whom English is their main language so India is indeed becoming a knowledge center".- Peter Drucker
- 14. India Today Gigantic boom in computer driven economy. Communication hub Increase in international students Attractive due to its forward thinking, Large multinational companies English language. Indo china market (2.5 billion or 3 in 8 people)
- 15. The Power house of Youth Youth as a change AGENT in Society. Think globally and act locally Realize dreams for the world to remember. “Aapbadhodeshkobadhao” 54% (540 million) of Indian population is below 25. Dr. Abdul Kalamji- “Lead India 2020”
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- 18. Works Cited www.Leadindia.com http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xjB_Tf7Cy3A
Editor's Notes
- Largest producer of milk & tea largest selling of English news paper largest diamond and pearl provider in the worldLargest consumer of gold.
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