My first tag

I'd been escaping from this tagging concept for the past 6 months. But this girl has put a full stop to that. So, here goes my tag on "Top Ten Things I wish India has"

1. Lesser number of political parties with leaders who are capable, educated and confident - those who really want to do something useful to the country and who can succeed in that mission - those who strive to achieve the things mentioned in their election manifesto rather than those hypocrites who give false promises

2. 0% child abuse and rape. Hanging, those who had already been convicted, to death. 0% intervention by the Human Rights Commission, to stop the death penalty on such cases

3. Policemen and other government officials, being easily accessible, honest and public friendly, rather than being chamchas to politicians

4. A strict law enforcing minumum level of education to all. If possible, free education to those kids below poverty line

5. Greener, cleanest, pollution free atmosphere

6. Autowallahs and taxiwallahs who could be more polite and less atrocious while demanding the fare

7. A good drainage system

8. Good roads, which don't wear off after a single heavy downpour

9. A system to clean-up all cases pending in various courts across the nation, till date asap

10. Last, but defintely not the least, in continuation of my previous post, a bribe-free, red tape-free, corruption-free India

With an Anti-Tag revolution going on all over the blogosphere, me not tagging anybody. But if u r willing to take up this tag, do post it in ur page and drop a comment in my comment box :)

And now, pls don't pounce on me with Madhavan's dialogue from RDB "If you want your country to be clean, you need to get into the gutter and remove the block". I very well know that it is easier to preach and expect than to put things into practice. But once necessary actions are taken and with each and every individual of the country giving his/her utmost support to them, am sure India will be well ahead in the "development" race.