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About The Book: Indian problems refer to the socio-economic, political, and cultural challenges faced by India, both historically and in contemporary times. These issues include poverty, unemployment, illiteracy, and inadequate healthcare, which continue to affect millions of people. Other significant concerns involve regional disparities, caste discrimination, religious tensions, and gender inequality. Environmental issues like pollution, water scarcity, and deforestation also pose significant threats. Additionally, political corruption, bureaucratic inefficiency, and social unrest remain persistent challenges. While India has made substantial progress in many areas, these problems require ongoing attention and reform to ensure sustainable development and equitable growth for all citizens. About The Author: Siddha Mohana Mitra, (1856–1925) was an Indian scholar and spiritual teacher known for his work Hindu Mind Training, co-authored with an "Anglo-Saxon Mother." He sought to bridge Eastern and Western philosophies, emphasizing mental discipline, meditation, and self-control rooted in Hindu traditions, while appealing to Western audiences for cross-cultural understanding. and Sir George Birdwood: Sir George Christopher Molesworth Birdwood (1832–1917) was an Anglo-Indian official, naturalist, and writer. He joined the Bombay Medical Service in 1854, served in the Persian War, and held various roles in Bombay, including professor at Grant Medical College, curator of the museum, and secretary of the Asiatic and Horticultural societies. Birdwood contributed to municipal life in Bombay and later worked at the India Office. He was dedicated to preserving Indian culture and maintained friendships with Indian royalty and scholars. He received several honors, including Knight Commander of the Order of the Indian Empire and the Légion d'Honneur. Birdwood was also a prolific author, writing on topics like economic vegetable products, the genus Boswellia (Frankincense Trees),