This document discusses several social issues facing India: poverty, terrorism, unemployment, corruption, environmental issues, black marketing, overpopulation, crime, inequalities, superstitions, traffic violations, and illiteracy. Suggestions are provided for addressing each issue, such as job programs, anti-corruption efforts, cleanliness initiatives, controlling the black market, reducing population growth and illiteracy, enforcing traffic laws, and educating people about their rights. Overall the document analyzes major challenges confronting Indian society and proposes solutions to promote social welfare and development.

2.  Poverty
 Terrorism
 Unemployment
 Corruption
 Dirt
 Black marketing
 Over population
 Crime

3.  Inequalities
 Superstitions
 Not obeying traffic rules
 Illiteracy

4. India suffers from
substantial poverty.
Today people are in the
lack of land ,shelter and
even a one time meal.
We have progressed so
much that we are
having metropolitan
cities but having a
closer look at them we
can just see the people
begging around and
living in slums.

5. • Migration from rural to urban should be
stopped. Government should make
plans to provide meal and shelter in the
slum areas for free.

6. A common definition
of terrorism is the
systematic use or
threatened use of
violence to
intimidate a
population or
government for
political, religious,
ideological goals.

7. • Friendly relations with neighbor countries
and high tech weapons should be
equipped.
• Groups of terrorism like ‘ISIS’ should be
taken down by the help of other friendly
countries.

8. Unemployment in
India is a serious
social issue. Over
population and
migration gives a
rise to
unemployment.
Toady the people
having better
education are
sitting at home.

9. • Government of India has taken several
steps to decrease the unemployment
rate by launching the MAHATMA
GANDHI NATIONL RULAR EMPLOYMENT
GUARANTEE SCHEME.

10. Corruption in India is a
major issue that
adversely affect its
economy. A study
conducted by
Transparency
international in year 2005
found that more than 62
% of Indians had firsthand
experience of paying
bribes or influence
peddling to get jobs
done in public office
successfully.

11. • Government has started anti corruption
bureau to stop corruption.
• People should themselves not give bribe
even if asked for them.

12. People are so careless
that they throw the
waste here and there
that gives a rise to
various diseases. Our
honorable Prime
Minister has started a
movement to clean
India but its in vain
because some people
and institutions just take
it for publicity.

13. • People should be responsible and try to
keep their surrounding clean as they
keep their own house.
• People should give their 100% dedication
towards the cleanliness movement.

14. A black market or underground
economy is the market in which
goods or services are traded
illegally. The key distinction of a
black market trade is that the
transaction itself is the goods are
kept in the godowns and
declared in public that the goods
are in a shortage. The prices are
raised giving the reason of
shortage of the goods. Public
knows the truth but still buys them;
they do not think of decreasing
their needs, but want to complete
their all requirements.

15. • The only thing we can do is to stop
purchasing the goods if their prices have
gone high.
• We would have to put a control on our
usage.
• This is the only way to compel the black
marketers to take the stock out. This
would give a price fall.

16. Over population gives
rise to a chain of
problems like:
pollution, theft,
unemployment,
poverty, etc. the
population of India
is an estimated 1.27
billion though India
ranks 2nd in
population. It is a
major problem for
concern.

17. Crime and theft is
increasing day by
day in India. crime is
raised due to the
unemployment.
Reports have noted
that same of the
crimes have shown
sharp decline.

18. • Unemployment should be decreased.
• Illiteracy should be decreased.
• Strict actions should be taken by police
to stop the crime.

19. Though the disciplines
of economics and
sociology generally
use different
theoretical
approaches to
examine and
explain economic
inequality, both
fields are actively
involved in
researching this
inequality.

20.  Make inequality a political campaign
issue.
 Introduce land reforms and raise
taxation for wealthy people
 Eliminate caste discrimination.

21.  Superstitions in India is
like a black spot on the
face of our beautiful
India. Superstitions
include the witchcrafts,
black magic,
inauspiciousness of
different objects
believed by the people
living in backward
areas to the old
customs which are not
even mentioned in any
of the holy books.

22.  India not only illiterates but also the educated ones
follow some of the superstitions. Giving In money to the
pretenders performing the simple tricks and giving the
name miracle is nothing but a superstition. Every year
hundreds of people and animals are killed in order to
give a offering to the God. But its a point to think that
would the one who gave us life would be happy by
seeing us offering him others life back?
 We do not oppose the actual rituals of any religion but
we oppose the unnecessary offering of money and
other items. Instead if given to poor people would
make our country reach heights.

23. We drive on the wrong side telling
we just want to travel a short
distance, we drive without
wearing seatbelts or helmets.
And when we see someone
meeting with accident or we
meet an accident, we blame
the opposent. We all know we
have to obey the traffic lights or
the traffic police standing there
but sometimes we being in such
a hurry just ignore it. We even
while waiting at a traffic signal
do not turn off our vehicles.
Atleast we can't save ample of
biofuels together but can save
0.01% now so as to save ample
by future.

24.  Do not drink and drive.
 Don’t talk on mobile phones while
driving.
 Follow the traffic rules.
 Follow the sign boards.

25. The rate of illiteracy is
high in India. Many
problems are
created due to
illiteracy. Sometimes
people suffer a lot
due to illiteracy
because many a
times their rights are
siezed away.

26.  Everyone should be provided education.
 Special schools should be started to
educate the adults.
 People should be made aware about
the importance of education and
importance of their right.