by Bikram Sinha

Created on: June 03, 2009   Last Updated: June 04, 2009

India is the largest democracy in the world. In order to run this huge conglomerate, India needs mass support, intellectuals, fresh and experienced leaders and obviously new and innovative political game plans. In this twenty first century, every country is on the verge of becoming a rat race. Globalization and free economy have made the path to progress and success. It's time to mobilize and utilize the mass workforce. It's time to plan the development chart and chalk out the social and economic reformation.

India has a very complex and matured political background. There are several political parties with different agendas. Most of the political parties are run by veteran politicians. Their political activities and party influence have made the politics synonymous with power. Many politicians take advantage of this power and apply it for their own interest. This has created a wave of corruption, deep rooted in the origin of Indian politics. The system has become rigid and matured. NO-one wants to take the risk of changing the way the system works.The ultimate victims are the mass population. The so-called Political heroes are unable to meet the expectations of the common man in India. But this is the time to bring change. A nation needs an aimed and strategic direction to attain its growth. India also shouldn't be behind in this race.

Young and educated people form the backbone of a growing nation. Since they are young, their minds are fresh and innovative. They are more prone to take risk and accept challenges. They are less vulnerable to corruption. Therefore their work is inevitable for the growth of a nation. Their spirit and courage can contribute to the development of the society. Today, India needs this youth force to come into politics and take this as an opportunity to work for the system. Starting from year old cast systems to poverty, there are several key issues that need to be focused on in India. The most important step towards progress is rural development. A combined, dedicated and honest plan is required to attain this target and that's where India needs its fresh and young educated minds to come forward.

India needs both experienced and young talent to work together towards socio-economic development. In the recent Political election, we have seen the trend of involving more and more young minds in the party, especially the Congress party, under the leadership of Mr Rahul Gandhi, who has motivated a pool of young and educated people to join politics and work for the benefit of this nation. Youth constitutes a larger portion of the Indian population, and if Indian political parties can inspire this talented pool of resources in the right direction, the world will see a new India under the name "India Inc.".

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