Will INDIA ever be Superpower?

Hi all,
         Firstly,a very happy and prosperous New Year to all of you. Last year was wonderful year for India and provides even greater opportunities combined with dangers this year, with world stearing down another recession soon. India as always is looking strong due to its people, the kind of mind it has in every sector and the kind of diverse culture it has. But still there is many things to ponder upon. Everyday, many of us must have heard somewhere someone saying that this country is going towards destruction, partly due to the kind of people ruling our country and due to unequal distribution of wealth. 

        Many of people around the world at the top  corporate positions of the world are Indians, but its not good to see that most of them are not in India but are working out of India with top software companies hiring a lot of Indians, and more than half of doctors in UK & US are Indians. It's nice to see that Indians are making their presence felt in every field in every part of the world, but there's also another point when we think that the people who have studied in India and have learned from Indian Universities owe something here. Its disheartening to see that Indian people are not reaping the benefits of these World beaters and India still remains a developing countrt with a lot of brain drain going towards the west from India.

        One of the main reasons for the brain drain is the lack of quality education at the Master's and Ph.D level in India, so most of the students opt for foreign Universities and then ultimately settle there with good jobs. Also, lack of quality infrastructure in the country is another reason, which in my view is the single biggest difference between India and China, where the Chinese ranks way above India, and lot of blame has to be taken by government bodies all over India, who do not overcome their ugly politics for the betterment of the society and India at large.
     
        If we are able to regain intelligence from west along with improved infrastructure, India will surely be a force to reckon with and every country around the world looking upto India for leading the world, that might be the day where India will be truly superpower!   

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