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In history, statistical frequency almost always ends up creating the expectation of conformity (i.e. — whatever most people mostly are, ends up being a requirement for everybody). Add to that, the very REAL and pressing need to procreate, and that ends up being a formula for bigotry. The problem with looking at the past with today’s knowledge is that we run the risk of being VERY judgmental of a time and place when the vast majority of us were incredibly ignorant. So, when we look at the 1600s, it’s almost too convenient to judge them harshly for what we would easily identify as homophobia, sexism, racism and other forms of bigotry.What people need to know is that cultural values don’t have a single creator. Nobody can opt in or out of them. Even a king in the 1600s cannot declare one day, “Today, women are our equals.” (Such a leader would be declared insane or be removed in an uprising by his lieutenants because NOBODY grasped the concept of gender equality back then.) Cultural and moral values are emergent and happen as new knowledge enters the never-ending feedback loop of people digging into the minutia, finding new patterns and then testing that idea. If it takes, it ripples outward.So, back to that 1600s example, those were people trapped in a place and time where the environment placed pressure on them that few of us could imagine. It was a harsh existence where half of all humans died before they reached puberty. There were NO social services at all, even law enforcement was spotty. There were no public schools or hospitals. Your safety net was your local community and family. Without them, you died. Back then, the border between life and death was thin, so conformity was necessary. Today, we’ve removed so many of those pressures, so the cultural value does fade in time, but for many of us, not quickly enough.Homosexuality in women —if they even accepted that it existed, which most did not— was never much of a worry. Women didn’t have choice. A daughter was the ward of her father until she was married and from that point on, she was the ward of her husband. For men, while choice did exist, it wasn’t as plentiful as modern grievance advocates think. Men weren’t hive creatures and while a single man had more effective power than the average single woman, it’s not like men had much choice at all. Both men and women needed a strong degree of compartmentalized yet complimentary functions with each other — and neither of them had a choice in that. (And all of this, of course, presumes that women were utterly powerless or even imagined structures of life the way we have them today.)The poor Chinese boy growing up on a farm off the bank of the Yangtze river didn’t get a choice. Sure, he could abandon the family and run away (people have done that for all of history), but that’s not really much of a choice. That boy was expected to grow up, till the fields and make babies (a.k.a. workers for the family farm, woodshop or metalshop). While he had a tiny amount more power than women, that power was nothing. Nobody had power back then, they all had roles in society and the most important one was to keep the family unit afloat. Children were your retirement fund back then since there was no such thing as “retirement”.Homosexuality (well, the exclusive kind) was seen as an end to a branch in the family tree. That could cause the impoverishment and collapse of the family. It was also statistically rare. Because that which was statistically prevalent ended up being elevated as good and desirable, gay people were this confusing “other” that nobody had the science and/or time to study. Nobody had the time because, WHEN THE FUCK WERE THEY GOING TO STUDY IT? And with what tools? With what information (information that hadn’t been invented at that time)? The environmental pressures on people were severe and inexorable, so homosexuality was perceived as odd and dangerous.

I was waiting this question. My answers are not going to be big bang answers like demonetisation, GST or foreign policies or even start up india etc..Let me start with small things as it impacts on day to day lives which does get ignored by the general public like you and me.Railway stations and other public space having easy access for the senior citizen and divyang people. Things like escalators, slanting elevation so that wheel chair can be moved etc. It helps then who have challenges to mobility. We take this things for granted, but only in 4 years many stations have lifts, escalators to move from one platform to anotherComplaint/grievance register to log online. This has helped people log their public services grievances and get response even if it is in 2 weeks or 2 months at the click of the keyboard or phone. Earlier one had to make multiple visits to this centre and still not get good response.Digitisation of most public services. From lengthy paper work to digitised updated. India exports IT services to the world but our own public services were pathetic. Over the last 4 years there has been tremendous change like in epf , license etc. Though a long way to go but the step have been taken to simplifyClean india campaign. Education of cleanliness being taught and advertised in schools. It will take a generation or two until we see the actual results but a journey of 1000 miles is taken by first step. I see kids advising their parents about not throwing garbage on the streets etc. …. I saw a WhatsApp video where a marriage party bus or something like that threw water bottle from the bus. Gentleman stopped the bus an argument for the person to pick up the bottle from the road side. That is awareness, that is feeling of pride of the nation.Toilets in each house On one instance. I was speaking to one auto driver who has his family in remote uttar pradesh. He said government have given them 20000 each to three brothers to construct the toilet in the village. His son 5 years old was in mumbai few months back had to stand in queue sulabh souchalay in mumbai where they stay. And hence prefers to go back to his home town where he does not have to wait or go in the field.Electricity access to each household in every and remotest village if india even if the terrain were not conducive. That is commitment.Clean power. Solar is clean power. It reduces CO2 emissions into atmosphere. Big move long term vision. Committed to global warming. Not that other governments did not do it but on massive scaleUse of water transport reducing travel time as well as fuel and co2 emission.Building military base on Pacific oceans islands by taking one island on lease from the governments of fiji in Pacific oceans.Sports interests. Facilitating motivating indian sportsman before and after the event. Out is a big step. This has also helped in many inter school, at district, state and national level. It was not that it was not happening before. But this are telecasted now, they are also motivated all about the scope and varied interest . People are looking beyond cricket as career.Rehaul of education. Still long way to go but steps taken in right direction. Need atleast another two terms to see the benefit of the changeDigital lockers. Storage of your certificate on digital lockers so you don't have to carry them in original formSelf attestation of true copies. Small thing but think people used to pay those people to attest. Time taken, queue, money paid.Building infrastructure like railway , airports tunnels for strategic locations like sikkim, north east, leh laddakh etc. This reduces travel time as well as creates quick accessClean toilets at public places. You get phone numbers and email addresses which gets monitored. If you complain about unclean toilet at railway station it gets cleaned in master of few mins and feedback taken. Though I would say feedback becomes more like tracking , cleanliness should be of paramount importance. I personally experienced this at couple of railways stationsTrying to link Aadhar to driver's license. This will help track offenders in different states at one click. Long way to go but a step in the right direction. Applying for renewal online and then collect it after verifying documents when you collect them.People in distress primarily overseas gets immediate attention from MEA.Changing petrol and diesel rates at daily international rates. Thus making it independent of government control. Also loss to exchequer due to delayed rate change to oil companies.Promoting Generic medication and reducing prices on stents thus reducing price .. Of medication and hospitalisationKhadi gram udyog.. getting smaller business create income. Surge in purchase after it was advertised.Gave 20 basic things.. there are many more that can be listed.. but the question feel demanded only 20.. most of the answer will cover big things.. Like below..I just wanted to highlight things that we take for granted are getting eased up..Forget about the big things likeease of doing business,GST impact, reducing number t of taxes and bringing under one tax net this reducing pilferageDemonetization. Impacting increase in tax payers, curtailing shell companies avoiding taxConsolidation of big nationalised banksroad and railway infrastructure,bullet train,safety of railways,speed I for railways,I highways that reduce travel Time,connecting rivers which will reduce water dependency and wastage,building pond and lakes in villages to increase ground water.. Like latur district in Maharashtra most drought prone had not bought single tanker this year.foreign policies..Rafael, surgical strike, defence policies,Connecting smaller airportsCleaning big riversReducing security clearance at airportsSleeping on planes to reduce tax payer money from his foreign visitsAuctioning things that he gets as gifts and using those funds for charityTrying to bring farmers produce direct to consumersCold storage for farmers closer to keep produce freshDirect benefit into account of LPG, MNREGA, rationingJob creating through startup PM AWAS yojna, medical insurance,Agreeing to trade oil with UAE in Indian currency and dihram this saving dollar for something else.International yoga dayJadu ki zhapppi policy with his foreign counter parts.. makes signification impact in relations.Curtailling Pakistan sponsored terrorism.Doklam standoffNo terrorist attack in last 4.5 yearsNo corruption in defense dealsThe abovet does not impact common man as much on daily basis. But it does have its benefitsThis list can go on and on..thanks to the avid readers and comments , suggestions of policiesAadhar is very useful in finding lost children and adultsAyushman Bharat - Healthy living for allInsurance for train travel.the most important is control on inflation. Any one can do all of above but to do it while keeping check on prices is truly commendable.Loans for small entrepreneurs running business from home. This adds to the tax as well creating jobs. It might still be informal sector until it gets the light. be it Selling Pakodas, Tea stall, stitching, sculpting, painting, handmade toys etc for the rural income to grow. ——— This was created as a joke by the Congress.. that educated should start selling pakodas as they not getting jobs.. ……. In my opinion no job is small or big as long as it brings in money to run the household. When a IIM passed post graduate makes a business of lunch business in Bangalore… delivery at work .. it becomes a tell tale in the MBA case studies… then why not this…. The IIM Graduate just took the Mumbai Dabbawala model and gave it a technology twist with his knowledge.

Any?Add M before the above-stated word because it’s India we’re talking about.The flexible meanings behind the head wobble, the accent, the existence of the huge gap between poverty and wealth, the apathy of the rich and the middle-class towards the poor, the wide-ranging activities happening in Indian streets with people going by their lives unfazed by it all, a crowd forming around an anomaly and then dispersing on its own, the cows on the streets with a their unique and defiant personalities, the people defending the cows, the staring, people defending the staring, people hating the staring, the obsession with cell phones, satellite TVs, cinema, and cricket but being nonplussed about having no bathroom, having no toilet paper neither shower area in the bathroom (if there’s one, that is), the littering, the active littering, the acceptance of littering, the gender imbalance, the misogyny, the harassment of women, the eve-teasing, the mentality of men, the strong family bonds, more significance of parents than spouse in adult living, the con artists, the helpful strangers, the lack of privacy being the order of life, the crowds everywhere, the absolute squalor of poverty, the hedonism, the absolutely beautiful, calming and pristine nature along with unmaintained and filthy areas, the food that tastes the same with only curries all along, and the food that tastes so mind bogglingly different and delicious, the hideous dress sense of people and the colourful dresses, the lack of hygiene and the royal hospitality, the over-emphasis on earning money and the spiritualism, the lack of customer service but the persistent telemarketers, the corruption and people complaining about it all the time, the racism within India and the pride of being an “Indian”, the Indian obsession with fair complexion but worshiping Krishna, the process by which the hallmark of Indian culture remains shining in “chalta hai” (anything goes) philosophy, the Indian inability in saying ‘no’ and conflict avoidance instead of being honest and direct admittance, as well as direct questions to why you ain’t married/don’t have children/are non-vegetarian, the Indian Stretchable Time, the omnipresent Swastikas on doors, TVs, Cars, Shops…Sorry, I got breathless. I was actually trying to pull together the “hardly understood aspects”, based on feedback received from, discussions with, and articles written by foreigners on Indian culture and trying to zero down on one, but realized I’m unable to decide on it on behalf of the foreigners.India is utter chaos. You love it and you hate it and you love it and you hate it.It is a land of contrasts, coexisting.How, people hardly understand.