This book is just plain speak, the aim being, an expression of the thoughts that tax and riddle the minds of common Indian women and men. What their day-to-day fears, worries and concerns are and how they cope with the far less than the bare minimum, leaves us with many pondering thoughts and doubts! To address these vital issues and examine them in detail, the chapters in this book cover various subjects of common knowledge and interests. The progress we have made as a nation is spectacular and awe-inspiring. All information shared is updated up to November 2023. These are:

The Indian People and their Way of Life - An Inbuilt Democracy
2.    Indian Philosophy - Its Profound Influence Everywhere
3.    Indian Sociology and Cultures and their Impact on our Societies     
4.    Psychology of the Indian People - It matters the Most
5.    India’s Population and the Power of Human Capital
6.    India and Poverty cannot go together anymore!
7.    An Agricultural India - What was and What could have been? 
8.    The Indian Education System - All geared up for a Change
9.    Indian Economy and Indian Economics - The Newfound Equation
10.    The Industrialised India and its Immense Potential
11.    Finding Employment for All in India - It is Possible!
12.    Indian Public Healthcare Model, Health Education and Wellness
13.    Climate Change, Ecology and Environmental Science in India 
14.    Sports in India - A New Fire in the Belly
15.    The Indian Justice System - Human, Noble, Diligent and the Uncompromising
16.    India Media and Social Media - Changing the Face of Reporting and Human-to-Human Communications and Connections
17.    Philanthropy in India - Awesome Contributions and Unlimited Scope
18.    Is there a Female - Male Divide in India?
19.    India’s Foreign Policies - Varied Perceptions 
20.    Isn’t it Time for India to Decide its Future?

Since the primary aim of this book is to share the common concerns of the Indian masses, especially the marginalized communities and the naturally-deprived classes (who are almost 40% of the total 1.4 billion population of our country), drawing references from primary and secondary sources of official information and statistical surveys have been kept to the bare minimum. Basically, we are going to see whether, we the masses ourselves, can do much more than we should have been doing so far. 

This is an original work and views are personal. The author regrets instances, if any, where few thoughts may be at variance with that of common-thinking. Where our thoughts coincide and we think alike, a hearty welcome to the ‘Club of the Future India’. The primary aim of the book is not to make too many suggestions or state too many possible solutions but to air some views based on the prevailing situation in the field and programmes and projects planning and implementation information and feedback available in the public domain.  The simple yet sincere fears of the common people are also shared.

It is hoped that the book would shed more light on the grim realities in India and what needs to be done for India to shine brighter than ever before. And, the tag line remains, ‘Let us work together for a brighter tomorrow for the unheard, unfelt and the almost unaccounted masses’.

Readers are welcome to offer their personal views freely, express differences unhesitatingly and contribute wholeheartedly for India’s good. Poverty, healthcare, education, employment and a voice for women are the focus areas. If these issues are addressed comprehensively all other ills in the Indian societies get sorted automatically. Relentless efforts alone can bring about the much-awaited change. On some occasions, few subjects and issues may appear to have been repeated. This has been solely done to lay emphasis on the challenges and assist the readers in recapitulating the earlier contents and contexts.