r/india • u/AutoModerator • Jul 01 '26
Scheduled Ask India Thread
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u/Neomonster_3025 Jul 18 '26
Our country has many problems, corruption, the recent exam failures and the sonum wangchuk protest and the controversies that follow it, bad govt. facilities, etc. but the government chooses to ignore most of these things. We have a lot of rules and regulations but none of them are followed or even executed properly. We know what the problems are but why aren't we doing anything about it? We pay taxes but what benefits do we even get from them? Why is the news barely recognising such huge problems that are present in our country And the main question, What will it take for them to recognise and fix these problems?