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Letters to the Hon'ble Prime Minister Part IX: Suggestions for Making India a Crime & Poverty Free Developed Country

Letters to the Hon'ble Prime Minister Part IX: Suggestions for Making India a Crime & Poverty Free Developed Country

Paperback

Poverty & Social Work

ISBN13: 9798899295508
Publisher: Notion Press
Published: May 9 2025
Pages: 88
Weight: 0.37
Height: 0.24 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

This book is a 'Think Tank, ' comprises innovative and original concepts by the Author offering suggestions to transform Bharat into a developed nation and achieve global peace. Despite its abundant resources, India remains a developing country after seven decades, primarily due to a lack of morality, unity, and national identity among its citizens. This division stems from narrow sentiments rooted in religion, caste, language, socioeconomic status, and regional differences. Regardless of one's education, the absence of morality can lead to criminal behaviour. The Author has proposed numerous solutions to the Hon'ble Prime Minister for creating a crime-free, poverty-free developed nation and to the United Nations for achieving global peace. Inspired by a personal message from Shri Narendra Modi Ji, Hon'ble Prime Minister of Bharat, in 2019, and subsequent direct correspondence, the Author had the opportunity to interact with the PM. All suggestions were considered by the PMO and the results communicated to the Author. The solutions presented in these chapters are applicable to undeveloped, under-developed, developing, and even developed countries worldwide. The Author believes, I belong to the Planet Earth, being Indian, so entire mankind belongs to the Planet Earth, though from different countries. We all belong to one family of our Mother Earth and should be helpful to each other. Harming our planet is not only villainous but also unpardonable.

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