11-17-2006, 07:14 AM
<b>Kalam slams 'dependency syndrome'</b><!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->
Doing some plain speaking at a biennial conference on anti-corruption organised by the CBI, Kalam said, "Wherever there is an independence to perform, we have performed well, whereas wherever we have created a large amount of dependency through complex policies, procedures and subsidies, our performance has been stunted and transparency diminishes."
In this context, Kalam cited the phenomenal growth of the information, communication and technology sector despite severe constraints.
<b>"There is a need to introspect on this dependency syndrome which we have created. We need to remove these dependencies systematically and allow people to perform in a competitive environment in the global market,"</b> he said.
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RIght man wring place, he should be India's PM, and Moron Singh should go back to World bank or OIC bank.
Reservation and quota policy encourage mediocracy and discourage meritocracy.
Doing some plain speaking at a biennial conference on anti-corruption organised by the CBI, Kalam said, "Wherever there is an independence to perform, we have performed well, whereas wherever we have created a large amount of dependency through complex policies, procedures and subsidies, our performance has been stunted and transparency diminishes."
In this context, Kalam cited the phenomenal growth of the information, communication and technology sector despite severe constraints.
<b>"There is a need to introspect on this dependency syndrome which we have created. We need to remove these dependencies systematically and allow people to perform in a competitive environment in the global market,"</b> he said.
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RIght man wring place, he should be India's PM, and Moron Singh should go back to World bank or OIC bank.
Reservation and quota policy encourage mediocracy and discourage meritocracy.