12 years ago
Meera sandhu
India's population in exploding day by day. Yet, Government is not bringing any law to bring it in control. In China, from the second kid onwards, they need to pay money to get his (identity) card, that is needed for everything from school admission to pension. i.e. By this way, they are restricting the no. of kids at least a little. I think such rules can be made in our country also.......at least for 2 kids, a small effort from Government's side. I know it's very difficult to implement, yet possible. What's your opinion?
India's population in exploding day by day. Yet, Government is not bringing any law to bring it in control. In China, from the second kid onwards, they need to pay money to get his (identity) card, that is needed for everything from school admission to pension. i.e. By this way, they are restricting the no. of kids at least a little. I think such rules can be made in our country also.......at least for 2 kids, a small effort from Government's side. I know it's very difficult to implement, yet possible. What's your opinion?
Even if such laws are made, the citizens will definitely find ways and means to evade paying them.
On second thought, I think the scenario is slowly changing. Earlier where it was a norm to have a big family. nowadays people are more into small family as they realise the problems associated with having a large family. So, I think intensive awareness programme particularly at the village level would be more appropriate.
According to me, policy of China is not bad. Indian Government can apply this on Indians also.
According to me, policy of China is not bad. Indian Government can apply this on Indians also.
China had intensely followed the' one child policy' to curb the problems of over population. Paying extra money for the second child onward is a part of that policy. Though it has reduced the population considerably, in the long run, it has proved to be counter productive as it caused many problems like increase in divorce case if the child born is female, poor standard of living for middle class as the son has to bear the responsibility of looking after not only his family but also his parents, in laws, grand parents families etc Then there were other problems too because of which they have started making certain relaxation in their policy. learning from their failures it would be unwise to strictly follow their policy.
Law is not the last. We should feel it from heart that more than two is not good for their future to give them proper nourishment.
G. K. Ajmani Tax consultant
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