If you could change one law in your country, what would it be and why?

As the question states, trying to collect some great thinking points. I will start with one - I want to change the hotel buying experience where the map show me areas on the line of HoodMaps (Hipster, Party Place, History, Crazy area, locals, etc) by Pieter Levels so that I instantly know which areas to focus on to plan my stay.

Whatever shit happened with that Brazilian rider girl in Jharkhand, I wish this is a wake up call for our law. She travelled Pakistan, Bangladesh all safe but here in India. What will we do with higher GDP if we cannot protect our tourist or females? I wish police had done instant encounter & live stream it!!!

The labour laws should be governed and created to support the working labours, not the rich, elite and the CEOs. Just look at the working condition at Twitter. If this was in India, he could've fired 1000s of people without giving any severence at all. No government would've cared. That's how pathetic our country's labour laws are. Laws should make companies think twice before exploiting their people who had worked hard to support the company.

One line about the law and then explain how your law will bring forced positive attitudes in India. Think about overcoming impossible Indian negative emotions embedded in mindset. For supporting each other, eradicating discrimination of any forms, appreciating and respecting each other's identity and ethnicity, south accepting north and vice versa, or anything that will lead to being good to each other. It is really hard. TBH, the government should start making laws and policies for forcing positive attitudes in public. A country can only be as better as its citizens.

I'll go first, I would perhaps slap my past self and ask him to not study too hard for the JEE, take some time off and fetch more life experiences.

I've ranted for years how Indians, illiterate and white collar alike are too bad at a lot of things: 1) Traffic sense: Lane discipline, honking, rash driving, both private and commercial, parking and vendors taking up half the road, creating fatal blind spots 2) Public places: Spitting, littering, peeing, smoking 3) Basic civic sense: Queuing up, not using loud phones in public transport etc 4) Pets and stray animals: Totally irresponsible behaviour and irrational takes on killer dogs and dangerous bulls Pointing out things has been done for years. Where's the solution? How can this be taught to the masses? Give suggestions.

Let's ask Modi ji to make this a law. Everyone should work 84 hours per week. All of us have wasted too much time in the last 10 years already.

what exact law would you like to have as an employee or a tenant ?

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