I agree with Tim de Mello that perhaps we should give outsiders a chance. Raghuram Goving Rajan should therefore be given this chance and perhaps he could institute the necessary changes to ensure that India's Economy grows and is not stagnant as it is at present. He could perhaps revise and introduce new rules which will ensure that those who have sent their money abroad in numbered Swiss accounts are made to repatriate the funds which should be used for funding development, and the perpetrators should be made to face the music for contravening the exchange control laws. India needs fresh blood, possibly those brought up in the west where corruption is not such a pathetic scourge as it is in India.
Perhaps India needs people of Indian descent who have a different view of life to head all major posts in the government from the P.M. down. People who can institute a revolutionary form of government and get rid of the rampant corruption which exists in ever sphere of life in India. A drastic change with a zero tolerance towards bribery and corruption is the only way out of the mess which India is currently in. Every politician entering Government in India nowadays does not have the welfare of India and its people at heart. They only serve their own personal interest and enter politics solely to profit from their position. Let us monitor Mr. Rajan's approach and track his moves and if he is successful, then we have an example to follow. People should back candidates of substance and stature who would not succumb to temptation of bribery and corruption.I know that vote banks are a problem but if sufficient aam aadmi stand up and not be swayed by cheap and non lasting perks like Feni and Food and any other give away that these corrupt politicians are using, then maybe India can be resurrected and be the true world power that it should be. Manuel (Eddie) Tavares
