There are many drawbacks and lack of safety in today�s Indian road and transportation system due to which the percentage of road accidents is on the rise. These are mostly affecting two-wheeler travelers who lose their lives on Indian roads every day. This will continue to happen in future if corrective measures are not taken. In the survey conducted by the 'National Criminal Registration Board (NCRB)', it was found that 26.5% two- wheeler travelers get killed every year in India. Similar results were also published by the �World Health Organization� (WHO). According to the survey, India ranks first in fatal accidents. The most alarming fact noticed was that 66% of the people who lost their lives in Indian road accidents were in the age group of 18 to 50. Isn't this a dreadful situation?
Therefore, to reduce these accidents, we have provided a separate lane for two-wheelers in our plan. Two-wheelers will travel through separate lanes in every part of India, i.e. villages, cities, highways, expressways. etc. Does this type of system exist in the world? Hence India needs to standardize its road and transport system. In this book, we present our 'New Transport System =Security of Travelers'. Our system comprises separate lanes for two-wheelers, four-wheelers, trucks, buses, cycles, etc. There will also be standardization of buses and bus-stops to ensure safe transportation, so that passengers can travel without worry and return home safely.
Keeping the above things in mind, let us also understand a few other important points.
We all know that India is facing enormous problems in major areas in the form of corruption, huge economic rift in lifestyle of people, unemployment, unplanned development, poverty, suicides of farmers, and so on. Most of these problems are inter- related.
These issues divide our country in two parts. 20% of people are 'INDIAN', and 80% of people are from �BHARAT�.
In India, there are 50 to 60crore people earning less than Rs. 50 per day. Most of these are struggling even to satisfy their basic needs such as food, shelter, water, electricity, education, health, justice, roads, and importantly, value-added agricultural products. We have been working on all these issues for the past 10/12 years. Our main inspiration is Late Shri. Rajiv Dixit (unfortunately, he is not with us anymore. He passed away at the age of 43 due to heart failure).Our concept starts with the question � How To Revive India?
A total change is necessary for a comfortable and pleasant lifestyle for Indian people. Since India is facing many problems, we have classified important problems in two distinct parts. We have arrived at a twelve point plan to tackle these problems.