Is all India divided into sectors?

Role of private sectors in india?

• role of private sectors in indian economy

• Answer:

  It is unfortunate that the addiction to foolish and fooling economics of Nehru, the Congress and the cunning and cheating political parties continue among the Indians. India developed the Public Sector for the benefit of the poltical parties, the politicians, their relatives, friends and their Administrative servants. Public Sector in India had and still has a great role in keeping India among the poorest countries of the World and yet Indians are very comfortable with the Public sector operated by the exploiting politicians.class of Indian society. In such a situation, private sector has no role to play except licking the feet of the politicians and serve the interests of the corruption regime perfected by Indian political regime. If you want Indian economy to grow and Indians - all Indians to become competent, skilled, capable and rich while being honest, dismantle the public sector from all economic, social and cultural activities. Once you do that make legislators and govt. pure and simple slave of the people rather than allowing them to rule and oppress the people, the Indian economy will show the real results. Then you would know that in an economy there is only one sector that can and actually plays the entire useful role - socially, culturally and economically. And, that is the private sector. Think over ot and think through and wonder why is it that all around the World most successful and rich countries (whose per capita income ranges US$ 32,000- 42,000 never allowed public sector to breed and grow: they had only private sector. Explore the internet and think: you will know which sector has kept Indian economy at such a low, poor level of income. Don't accept what the Govt., the political parties, the text books on Indian economics and State award winning or State office occupping educationists, scientists, philosophers, lawters, singers, film makers, teachers, sportsmen, businessmen and industrialists say and sermonise. Get out of the darkness of slavery to national masters and those patronised by them and march to tle light of knowledge that your own mind can acquire. Get free and make Indians free to compete and then win in the global market place.