indian is developing but the states in india are not ......?

Question

the growth in india is confined only to few major ststes.the rest are left as it is ..................

Answer 1

Paul Harvey [ABC News] was reporting a couple of days ago that India has the fastest growing economy in the world, at eight percent per year.

As with any economic development, local leadership is crucial. The states that are getting all the development monies and jobs have probably had good leadership for many years, building infrastructure, prior to the area being ready to receive real benefits in employment and growth.

This is because the infrastructure of an area has to be able to support growth. By infrastructure, I mean roads, and sewer plants, electricity, and an a workforce educated enough to do the work of the new industries. India is getting a lot of telemarketing and customer service jobs. But the only people who can be hired for these jobs are those who have the foreign language to serve the customers of the foreign countries. These same jobs require electricity and broadband cable or DSL telephone access to the internet; the rural provinces may just not have the utilities to support these jobs.

There are leaders in each area who either don't know or don't care about the dangers some manufacturers would expose their province and their workers to. That is why some pesticide and herbicide manufacturers look for countries undeveloped enough to not know the environmental dangers of the products and the manufacturing processes. They either fail to educate the local leadership, or bribe them to keep their knowledge to themselves.

So mostly, I think the key to development is leadership. Some states have it and some don't.