Dynamism in the Indian Political

System

If you notice around the city of Mumbai, there’s a wave of developments happening. Most

particularly in the satellite city of Navi Mumbai. You could say our politicians are realising

the need, or perhaps it’s due to a new factor. Co-incidentally the emergence of new

politicians is also taking shape in the state of Maharashtra. And the effect of young Indian

politicians on the city developments cannot be ignored. The young political leaders of India

understand the need and aspirations of the city and proper infrastructure is one of the

many.

Of the notable developments the city has seen, Kharghar and Panvel have witnessed

dramatic changes. A once remote piece of land is now seen as a well-connected residential

haven for majority of the young population. With land prices still cheaper than main-land

Mumbai, and exiting residential projects yet to come up, it’s a golden opportunity for urban

working people as well as real estate investors.

Kharghar development has grown manifolds. It has the best of everything. A residential and

safe locality, efficient transport system to major cities and breath-taking landscape. With

beautiful waterfalls and the mythological Pandav Caves at the backdrop, Kharghar is the

new urban city. A state-of-the-art Railway station, magnificiently themed Central Park and

an up-coming airport, nothing can stop this village’s transformationinto a modern day city.

Same goes for Panvel, a once dry and empty land is now bustling with activity and people.

With office and residential spaces crawling up, the Panvel development project is suddenly

the most talked topic around. With resorts and water parks catering to the luxuries of

tourists and locals, living in Panvel is nothing but a dream.

The Kharghar development and Panvel development has turned positively, yet there is lots

to be done. Apart from these towns, other neighbouring cities are also in line to receive a

similar transformation.

The credit should definitely been given to the effort and vision of young politicians. But the

state of our political system is still not ready to change. It’s depressing to see that our

country is still under the chains of senior leaders. If you compare with the scenario of UK,

where the ruling parliament head is half the age of our PM, there is something to be

learnt.An age limit on party members could perhaps force senior most politicians to resign.

Encouraging youth to come forward, and listening to their solutions is something every

party will need to focus. Youth should be encouraged to pursue politics as a graduate

subject and come forward towards serving the nation. Though the whole scenario is

assumed to be a dirty game play, it’s imperative to have honest leaders to change the game.

The rise of the new political era in India is just the beginning of many new infrastructural

developments to come. All eyes on the results of 2014 elections.