Are Indians Ready To Accept The Sizzling Economic Growth?

Bangalore: In the previous decade, India witnessed a spectacular change in its economic growth and had every feature of a developed nation. The country was able to uplift the poorest family and gave them work to earn bread for themselves and children who came from backward society got minimum school education, reports Amberish K Diwanji of Rediff.

That was a wonderful moment that India saw, but sadly it stayed for a very short time. Infact the country’s economic growth almost touched 9 percent, which is now back to its usual growth rate at 5 percent.

The reason for India’s dipping economy is that it does not like change. It is not ready to see changes in the social order. This doesn’t mean that Indians do not want change. Indians want growth and change at a very acceptable pace of decades and not years.

More than anything, a nation like India has a very weak government and a strong society. Thus, no matter what the state implements to accelerate economic growth, the society will not let it happen.

Indian society has some strength as well as weaknesses. Castism is the biggest problem the country faces or the notion of hierarchies that pervades the very essence of India.

Rapid economic growth not only brings changes in the country’s economy but also in the social order. The poor will have equal opportunity to get education like the rich and this is something the higher society would not like to happen.

This explains very clearly, why India always preferred to restrict growth in the pretext of curbing inflation.

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