India's Unique Transformation Programme

Challenge to Indian political leaders are they competent, capable, desirous and willing to fulfill the real deserved needs of all the citizens everywhere in India? This book presents, after a brief introduction, a critical, factual analysis of the prevailing situation in India with an insight about the reasons and causes of the difficult living conditions of majority of people in spite of the availability of plenty of resources in India both natural resources and talented human resources. Then, a magnificent vision for the nation and all the population is presented – moving India in the top 10 of the UN Human Development Index from the current 135th position within about 5 to 8 years. For achieving the visionary goal, a unique transformation programme (unique because it is advanced, comprehensive, integrated, powerful, extraordinary, progressive, innovative, drastic and complete) of about 100 very huge projects and solutions, their implementation strategy with very effective solutions, formulae, processes and techniques that are based on already available, wellimplemented, proven models in the developed West European countries are presented. This can be used for miraculously fast and balanced development in India to raise the living standard by about 100 times of 100% of the population living everywhere in India. The book is recommended as essential reading for all the adult citizens, especially the following: current and future elected representatives and administrative personnel at the national, state, district and village level. management students, practicing management and other professionals. young students. remaining adult population eligible for voting.

Mr. Jasveer Singh, currently based in Belgium, a Visionory Architect, from UP, M. Tech. from IIT Delhi, studied Management in Brussels, has about 30 years of seniorlevel international experience and speaks French, Dutch and German. Contact: After living about 30 years in India, he has lived with his family for about the same total period in France, Australia, Belgium and Germany and visited about 25 countries for work. He has seen and observed closely the differences in the living standards of majority of people in India and the countries where he lived which provide the best facilities in all the domains to the people living there. This helps people to develop their talents and contribute to their nations' as well as their own development and progress. He has immense desire to see that all the best facilities in all the domains are provided to all the people in India that will be especially splendid for the children, majority of whom have a variety of talents which can be fully blossomed by using these facilities. A fine example of the use of the magnificent facilities in the developed countries is his son, who by selecting the best institutions according to his interests, aptitude and capabilities has become an accomplished international concert pianist