Jai Bharat to all, I'ev joined today,can anyone tell me what is "Diaspora" and how do we pronounce it, sorry for my ignorance.

Diaspora can play important role in their respective area by bringing development, awareness. Its like marketer from Soul. If diaspora given an opportunity to speak/market about their native location, they can do wonders. Diaspora should engage while scheduling visit of Investors in their area and if diaspora is from the respective investment countries then, it will be useful toll to build further relationship. Same way opportunities of Indian products in diaspora location can also be explored.

Indian diaspora biggest disappoint is our high commission and embassy out side country (most countries). They don't treat well and also not engaging the community. First thing is we should build network of Indian diaspora in their respective network. Once diaspora are more connected with high commission, automatically will add value. Like other countries, Indian don't take interest to register their presence in local high commission, as its working effective. Engagement is key thing.

The biggest way a NRI would help is take care of their Village/Locality in India. Example, cleaning of Drains in the village/locality, this improves living standard of the locality. As our beloved PM mention, MP's need to work on a model village, NRI's can support and work on their village/locality in India. Other good example is sponsoring Study Materials like books/pencils etc.. to students of their village. This way we bring in culture to our young generation who will pass it along.

Heard PM Modiji's speech on 15th August. He want people to make products in India. I have been living in USA for last 14 years and have been trying to find some goods that I can get exported from India but there is no clear cut information from government or any other place. While in USA, governement encourages you to export goods from US and they have many government initiatives to export their good. They help people starting from getting loans to items they can sell outside US. Can we have the same in India?

Hi All, Introduction my self , i am krushnavadan acharya, have good knowledge on policy making and handling emergency management., also thinking very much for public safety

INDIA can offer more than we can think off. One of my suggestions will be just not investing only in new projects. New projects are necessary but it is also important to Maintain it. We spend substantial amount of money in new projects and when it becomes old, we tend to forget about it. As a result we bulid the same project again. The plan should be development of new project on the strucutre of old. More like an extension project. In that way we keep the old project running and new project get

In this small state we already have 4 international Airports. If central Govt. giving permission to start the "Kerala Airways" it will be a great success. I am sure within a few days the money can be in bank through share. I was watching all the govt. who ruled the state never wish to take progressive action the state. And all the govt. giving more reservation to undeserved people like Muslims and Christians

NRI people from all over the world sent billions rs every year to India, but we don't have any idea what to do with it. I am from Kerala,Alappuzha Dist. In my view, Keralites is in top of bringing foreign money to India. But the Kerala Govt. just waste their time to solve internal problems between small groups. they are not efficient to work out a plan with the huge money come to the state every month. We keralites need an Airways at the earlliest, not an Airport.

Use NRI’s know-how. Implement Unique Transformation Program http://goo.gl/2mw4Bj, www.facebook.com/pages/Proud-Indians-Deserve/171605639706077 - COMPLETE SOLUTIONS for ZERO of corruption, crime, black money, poverty, hunger, unemployment, illiteracy, tax-evasion, malnutrition, farmer suicide; covers all the domains: agriculture, crime, culture, defence, education, employment, energy, entertainment, environment, health, infrastructure, justice, nutrition, sanitation, security, sports, transport.