And thats why I said that you are quite unaware of the reality. Just "Teaching" them won't do any good. You think farmers are not aware of whats good for them? Ok, take the case of reservation as an example (I hope others wont start digressing on this one). Do u think a person from remote village probably "an ideal" SC/ST/OBC who hasn't done his education properly, no personality which is supposed to be developed in schools, can really live and perform like others? Do u think reservation, low qualification/passing marks are really helping in "competing" with rest of the students? Will he have the same "facilities" as those general class students like a computer, internet, books to buy etc? He might be having problems at home. So just by giving "reservation", are we really doing any good?
Take the case of Btech. A person doing Btech needs to master all his technical knowledge at the end. Do u think those who entered through "ideal" OBC reservation will have all the materials to practice on? Practicals need material like listed above. no material, no practice!! Do u think an "ideal" OBC person can enroll for RHCE which needs thorough practicals and deep knowledge of comupters?? Perhaps, the OBC student might know "how" to proceed, but might not have sufficient funds.
Obviously he needs to have money and IMO, should be financially supported and made to compete "on equal terms".
Coming back, so "telling/teaching them" them is like giving "reservation" without any financial support which is absolutely silly.
mhg said:
their average efficiency is like 10% of the rest of the world
Here's a read for you. Understand it ...
*en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Farmers'_suicides_in_India
Like discussed above, is the money meant for farmers really reaching them? Are they being given an equal reward for their harvest?
mhg said:
Do you know that in Karnataka, the University of Agricultural Sciences is having 10 acres of its land demolished to widen a road ? Along with it are going several research plots, rare herbs and several trees.
Do u know in my area (Delhi), there are more than 5 malls in 5 km radius, plenty of roadside shops, hundreds of eating joints and small complexes etc and the green cover razed without much concern over rail metro links, common wealth preparation, road widening, road digging every year of the same area etc etc. That is our government which reduces the green cover that will result to more pollution in the already congested capital, lowering of water table etc. Why dig up the same road again an again? Can't they fix it up properly? And then, their intensity increases before elctions. How much money is wasted in digging the road again n again i.e inefficient plannng of the road? Who needs a dozens of malls so close to each other (?) and more coming up at the price of green cover. Coming to think of it Deli might be having more than 20 malls now and what not.
Its not the "tax", but the inefficiency of all the governments unable to handle the matter fluently. What else will happen with the unequal development of our country? Delhi is still going under development like they wont leave any tree around. While most parts of India are left untouched, consequences explained! The moment you enter from Delhi to Noida (UP) u can 'feel' the insecurity, though Delhi is still the topper in the crime rate chart. If Delhites can indulge in all out verbal battles over a small accident at traffic lights, then you can see revolvers in UP over the same.
Don't u think our tax is also being misused in "accomodating" the 2 crore bangladeshis and still rising, who steal electricity, are involved in thefts and murders, getting free government medical facilties and petty vote banks??
Do note, the intensity of my quotation where I have put the word "ideal". You need to understand that helping farmers is "not" a wastage of tax, but an assurance for a better tomorrow. But are the farmer really being helped? A straight forward approach like "educating" them isn't much of an answer. Even then, if we consider that they have zero experience and no knowledge, the question arises "How to educate them"? Will they be given financial support there as well?
Again, do note the size of population and territory under agriculture and add the term "politics" to it, both in terms of typicality and efficiency.