The major change is the boom in economy. This has brought job opportunities during this period. Therefore, people have been engaged in building the nation. They could not exploited by the political class.
all things changing dramaticallly,but one thing is not change still change .That is Polotician mentality they all misguide the youngsters and makes profit themselves
1. Google Earth was not there. 2. Internet was not properly stretched. 3. Malls were not there. 4. Mineral Water bottles were not there. 5. ATMs were not there. 6. Fancy and Stylish Girl friends were not there.
Re: Google Earth was not there.
by S Singh on Sep 30, 2010 06:23 PM
During that era I was in my high school..let me assure you my friend that all your points are correct except for #6! the world ..at its basics..was still the same
Re: Google Earth was not there.
by PerfectRace PerfectRace on Sep 30, 2010 04:47 PM
7. Pendrives were not there. 8. So many Bikes not hit the market. 9. Data Cards were not there.
I think the biggest, most noticeable change has been the relations between the two largest communities of the sub continent. Many Muslims and Hindus view each with suspicion and that unfortunately was the fall out of the fateful day that the Babri Masjid was demolished, much because of the ineffective governance at the center. What hasn't changed is that the government continues to remain ineffective when it comes to development and unity between the two communities. It is really sad! Instead of building bridges, we as a nation decided to burn them instead, a legacy of divide and rule politics of the British Raj, and the people in power and those appointed as the care takers of this large, beautiful and gloriously diverse nation chose to use that against this country. I believe the Ram Janam Bhoomi should be a made symbol of peace and brotherhood with a beautiful temple and masjid erected to show those ineffective and impotent people in power that no matter what they do, we as a nation stand together, shoulder to shoulder, and that we will not be henceforth governed by people who choose to divide us!
Re: Learnings for the next generation
by saikat ghosh on Sep 30, 2010 04:51 PM
COME ON.THIS IS A COMPLEX ISSUE.WRITING POLITICALY CORRECT STATEMENT MEANS NOTHING.DIVIDE AND RULE,STOOD IN SHOLDER TO SHOULDER ARE ALL VERY BOOKISH CONCEPT.IN GROUND REALITY SITUATION DEMANDS FAR MORE OUT OF BOX APPROCH.
It is just to confuse people.If you deposited 1 lac Rs in bank in 1992 then today it will become roughly 7 lac Rs.Will you forgoe this Rs 7 lac as it was invested in 1992 since then and many things have changed since.
If you are born before 1992 then your parents shall disown you because since then and many things have changed since.
Yes many things have changed and world has become more dengarous
In 1992 there was no Osama,no Kaeda,no Talib.In 2010 all these are ruining the world.
1. IPL and Twenty-20 cricket was not there. 2. Twitter, Linked-In and any form of social networking was not there. 3. LCD and LED TVs were not there 4. Digital Cameras with high MPX was not there 5. 3D films were not there
Re: What is there today was not in 1992
by V SR on Sep 30, 2010 04:44 PM
Yes, keep adding. Toyoto, Ford, etc brought new versions. Onida released new brands.
Well, the real change is India being recognised as one of the strong economies (of course along with China) and has become major hot spot for IT revolution. There is a formidable change from India's forex funds which was less than half a billion in 1991 to a strong forex position. India pledged gold in 1992 and today, India has bought gold reserves and holding the stock to retain global gold prices.
For aam aadmi, little bit of life style changes, more junk foods, more live in relationships, more broken marriages, more of those not needed for India.
No changes: Corruption, politicians playing around, legal system,, and many many.... including mindset of people, which will not change for centuries.
