We are weak in quantities analysis and system performance can not improve until we do not measure datas which face confront the reality.
Can we move our mental model at synergetic platform?
[Problem space]: 1 + 1 + 1 = 3 is not given any solution.... Our present system thinking
[Solution space - SYNERGY]:1 + 1 + 1 = 111, or 1111 or 11111 or 111111 or 1111111..... . Synergy model. Give us multiple Innovation at wider scale.
So it should need to shift our mental model from problem space to solution space. In Solution space, every weakness can transform as a big strength or a space of Innovation in context of INDIA.
Let’s see real picture in this article.
http://o3.indiatime s.com/Learning_ Creation_ Innovation
WHY INDIA : Education .....Governance .....Economy
- Mr. Krishna Khanna
Why INDIA is not really shining is because of some of the issues we have been trying to share with the people of Bharat. Some of these are......... ......... ......... ...
1. Education …...because
1. Drop-out rate between KG to Class 10+2 is 93%
2. ‘License Raj’ in Higher & Technical education, restricting growth, R&D, quality and capacity.
3. Cash out-flow of about US$10 billion per year for Indian students leaving India for foreign Universities, because of lack of seats and quality education within India. These funds enough to build 40 IIM’s & 20 IIT’s per year! Consider the fact that 120,000 students leave for foreign Universities every year. 50% go for 2-year Master's courses and about 50% for 4-year undergrad courses. At about US$30,000 per year per student you will arrive very close to this figure. The RBI figure will never tally with this as a lot of funding for foreign studies is done indirectly!
4. Functional Literacy expected to be about 33% against Government’s figure of about 64%, but China close to 90%
5. Gaps in Skills development. Hardly 0.25% of population covered at any given time versus required 7%, as in China and other countries
6. India has 7750 foreign students while Australia has 363,000 foreign students
7. India has 1.1 million schools vs 1.8 million in China
8. India has 363 Universities vs 900 in China
9.India has 5114 Vocational Education & Training Institutes vs 500,000 in China
2. Governance…...because
1. Rs.2,300 crores or US$0.5 billion spent everyday by the 35 states and UT’s of India to run the country. Are the citizens happy?
2. Why is FDI into India hardly US$8 billion / year vs US$100 billion / year for China + Hong Kong?
3. Tourist traffic into India is only 4 million per year vs 120 million per year into China?
4. World Trade is about 0.8% against 8.0% for China
5. Agriculture productivity is 50% as of China
6. Life expectancy is 64 years vs 74 years in China
7. Electrical loss due to Transmission & other losses from Electricity boards vary from 25% to 50% in India vs 6% to 8% in China
8. Foreign Exchange reserves about US$164 billion for India vs US$1000 billion in China
9. HIV/AIDS affecting about 6 million people in India vs 0.85 million in China
10. 40% of all Fruits & Vegetables are damaged/destroyed due to poor farm management
11. India receives a lot of rain but because of poor water management we get floods or drought
3. Economy…...because
1. Labour Laws do not allow level playing field for Indian organizations within present Global Economy.
2. Emploment generation suffers because we look at Capital Intensive businesses rather than Labor Intensive ones.
3. India has only 1.8% of world GDP. Buying power is low, but demand is high due to high population of 17%.
4. Exports is one big and obvious answer. Enough emphasis not given so far in 59 years. SEZ’s need to grow faster.
5. Infrastructure very inadequate for 1100 million people. Lot of talk but very little implementation.
6. India needs to cash in the advantage of Purchasing Power Parity or PPP for it’s World Trade.
7. I.T.& software is only 5% of world Economy, India must look at the balance 95% of the World Economy.
8. Advantage of SME’s not fully understood. Present definition not as per Global Standards as in EU, USA, Japan, China, etc. This is a big disadvantage to Indian business as 99.7% of all organizations in the world, including India, are SME’s. SSI’s are only 7% of India’s GDP while SME’s would be close to 85% to 90%.
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