Problems of India: Responses

Below are the responses for the question, major three problems of India. Every body's response is correct in their point of view. If you carefully observe the responses you can easily identify that most of the responses are directly or indirectly influenced by their education or profession.

Archana B – Employee
Population
Poverty
Corruption

Arvind Chavan – Merchant
Population
Pollution
Politicians

Ashwin – Employee
Lack of leadership
Economic inequality
Lack of Social responsibility

Bhagyaraj – Teacher
Corruption
Lack of proper Governance
Illiteracy

Chandra Mohan –MA (Geography)
Lack of Mechanized Agriculture
Lack of reforms in education
over population in mega cities

Chandra Mohan – B.Com
Underdevelopment
Communal riots
Poverty

Gangadhar – M.Ed
Population
Lack of utilization of resources
Inequality in higher education

Govardhana Reddy – Employee
Under utilization of resources
Selfishness
Laziness

Hari Priya – CA(Inter)
Under utilization of Managerial Skills
Lack of research and development
Inflation

Naresh – MA (English)
Aimless people
Exploitation
Corruption

Nagaraju M – BZC
Population
Unemployment
Border disputes

Pavan Kumar Bala – Msc
Lack of commitment & will
Lack of accountability & responsibility
Awareness among literate

Raj Sham – Employee
Black Money
Lack of social justice
Lack of public awareness

Ravi – B.Com
Lack of proper administration
Poverty
Population

Ravinder Reddy Guduri

Terrorism
Peoples blind mentality
Political interference

Samiulla Khan – Physiotherapist
Election system
Judiciary
Education

Santhosh Singh – Employee
Politicians
Irresponsible behavior of educated citizens
' No change' mentality

Satish – MSc
Corruption
Human rights
Political System

Satya Sree K – M.Sc Biotech
Naxalism
Unemployment
Growing of Slums

Srikanth Thandra – Employee
Unemployment
Corruption
Poverty

Sudheer Rathod – B.Tech
Poverty
Unemployment
Corruption

Sunil Sharma – Employee
Corruption
Democracy in India
Illiteracy

Swathi – Student, MBA
Poverty
Illiteracy
Ingenious thinking methods

Vamshi Juluri – Business
Corruption in higher administration officials and politicians
Unemployment
Lack of new inventions

Venkat – Teacher
Population
Terrorism
Unemployment

Vidhyasagar – B.Tech
Poverty
Corruption
Unemployment