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This book is for every adult Indian who loves this country but hates corruption and poverty. An Indian who is at times in a state of anger, pain, sadness or hopelessness, but still loves this country. One who wants to contribute to making India one of the happiest countries globally, but is not sure where to start from.
This book takes you through India’s challenges, policies, and developments over the last 200 years. It discusses the shortcomings of some of the policies adopted by governments of independent India. It also discusses some of the wrong priorities of our life, which prevent our country from achieving its best. This book dissects the governance nuances and its stand on education, corruption, equality, economy, and globalization. Apart from raising questions, it identifies the root causes for some of the long-standing complex problems of our country. It suggests several measures to overcome these problems.
The author strongly believes that we can join hands with the governments and social reformers to make this country stand tall among the world's happiest, honest and healthy countries. To enable this communication, this book provides a platform for the readers to debate on the problems and possible solutions. The author appeals to all readers to participate in making this change happen in our lifetime. Let’s start our journey of discovering a new India.
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Vaibhav
Vaibhav comes from a highly educated middle-class Indian family. He is an engineer by education and profession. After spending about 20 years in the IT industry, working with global IT giants for many fortune 500 customers, he took a career break to explore his other interests - the cultural and spiritual history of India and its great past of oneness. He utilized this time in reading, listening, thinking, reconnecting with like-minded friends, and traveling to some spiritual places and ashrams.
Through his first book "Discovery of New India", Vaibhav wants to ignite your minds and welcomes you to join him in the Discovery of New India.
