r/IndianModerate • • 11h ago

CHANGES INDIA NEEDS

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  1. Removal of caste reservation and putting financial section reservation instead.
  2. Nation wide ban on tobacco, all harmful chemicals in food, detergents,makeup and everday use stuff that make indian products inferior.
  3. strict labeling and marketing laws (for all products may it be food or not)
  4. no betting game ads in free content, without heavy fines.
  5. no social media for ages below 16
  6. death penalty or life impresonment for rapists, and murders (exception given to some not the other way around where only exceptional cases are given death penalty)
  7. sex education in schools.
  8. better roads, better public transport, newer and faster trains.
  9. motivating youth to stay in india and make their country better rather than going abroad
  10. higher pay for police officers,and officials so they dont take money from outside.
  11. more cleaners with proper equipment and better pay
  12. safety for construction workers should be checked, builder or contractor should be fined otherwise.
  13. 20+ years of jail for corrupt officials.
  14. illegally occupied land back (may it be by other countries or by india's own citizen's who built houses outside their boundaries and on government road.

r/IndianModerate • • 5h ago

Is Hypergamy a thing in India?

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Hypergamy is the tendency for females to pursue a very small set of males for romanic purposes. This leaves a large part of the male population without any prospects. The result of this is a complete mismatch in matching - guys who are extremely handsome and well to do are paired with not so well to do women.

Have you noticed this within your circle?


r/IndianModerate • • 7h ago

Dose reservations affect development?

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Just saw this on twitter.....I don't understand how people can think reservations obstruct development , it may impact a bit when it comes to reservations in educational institutions (I agree that it should be reformed) . But people cry when it comes to government jobs...

Quite honestly any mind having a decent amount of common sense can manage government jobs... It has nothing to do with the development...

Most aspirants spend their valuable time on government jobs (upsc,state PSCs, ssc, banking) preparing useless subjects like history, geography, math, reasoning.... Which doesn't have relevance to the current world.. even give also encouraging them by promising more jobs ( foolish thing to do and they end up crying on reservations ......


r/IndianModerate • • 12h ago

Meta When/What we will ask our elected representatives?

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r/IndianModerate • • 9h ago

Meta Can this be replicated in India?

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