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On 15th August 1947, India became free from oppression. Since then, the people of India, who had till now dreamt of freedom, began dreaming of their country becoming the next superpower. Their belief is justified, as for the past few decades, there have been great changes in social, economic, scientific and military aspects of the country. So how can India be the next world superpower? A superpower can exert dominance in the world. The Indian economy is the world's third largest in terms of Purchasing Power. India has Fortune 500 companies, the second-largest telecommunications market, fourth largest army, expeditions to the moon, mars and more. But there are some issues that need to be addressed for India to become the next superpower. 1.     Wealth Disparity The rich in India, keeps on increasing their wealth, whereas the poor keeps on getting poorer. Although a large number of people are brought out of poverty every year, unless the disparity is resolved, t

Who doesn’t want to study in one of the top schools? Who doesn’t want to secure admission to the top Universities and Colleges or secure a job at any leading MNC?  Everyone wants to. But is it possible for everyone to achieve what they want? Obviously not, as the opportunities are limited but the expectants are vast. So, as everyone wants to go for the best, or the good, there will be competition for the limited no of seats available. And as the population is on the rise, so is the competition. So should common people give up their dreams due to the limited chances of getting through? Obviously not. They must never stop trying. One must always keep polishing their skills and try to be better than the rest of the crowd. There must also be some competition. A healthy competition is important for people to improve themselves. Without any competition, there will bw no improvement amongst the people. So how can we achieve a seat among the limited seats that are availabl