Oral d’anglais sur la notion "idée de progrès" - Indian society

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Bonjour, quelqu'un pourrait-il corriger mon texte pour mon oral en anglais sur la notion "idea of progress" ? merci d'avance
Idea of progress : Indian Society
I am going to talk about the idea of progress. First of all I would like to give a definition of this notion. The idea of progress can be defined as an improvement, a development, or a change technical, scientific, or social advance witch contributes to making the world better place.
This year in class we studied several documents about this notion and in particular the Indian society.
Why is India said to be a country of contradictions ? In order, to answer this question we will study the traditional aspect of India then the modern.

First of all, it’s obvious that India is a traditional land where the inequalities between men and women are very present. There are two reasons to explain this inequalities :
The first, is the traditional infanticide practice.
The text which we have studied in class deal with this idea. In fact, the number of girls in India has been steadily falling for the past 20 years so the majority of Indian population are men. Therefore families get rid of the girl by abortion or removal.
Furthermore, a survey from Canada’s University of Toronto suggests that at least ten million female fetuses have been aborted in India over the past two decades. It’s estimated that every year (500,000) five hundred thousand girls disappear in India.
The second reason is the dowry system.
Indeed, the dowry system implies that girls give money to the boy's family, so it is financially more attractive to have a son. So boys can take care of the family business of the parents in their old age and they can carry on the family name and bloodline too. So for families to have a boy that's a good thought. That is why, in three generations,India is becoming a male dominated-society.

I will present now the modern aspect
Many changes have occured in India over the last 30 years. The country is now in a process of rapid economic development
Thanks to technical progress and renewal of equipment productivity, India is now one of the largest countries in the world and also a emerging country. To further illustrate this idea we can take the example of an audio report « high-tech cities ». The document talk about Sirisha who returned to India five years ago to create his Quislex company is located in Hyderabad. So thanks to the high tech cities evolution and industrial technology ,like Hyderabad, Bangalore Cyberabad, the Indian economy is the tenth in the world global nominal domestic product (GDP). These cities are the main reason for the economic sector are know a growth by 8% per year since 2004


Finally, India is far from being a homogeneous country. Indeed, there are many problems to solve in this country as infanticide. But India changed economically and also technologically. The Indians are now more open minded. So it illustrates perfectly the idea of progress showing the influence on citizens.
bonjour

Je te propose de te montrer les corrections que je fais en mettant des majuscules.

notion "idée de progrès" -THE Indian society

Idea of progress :THE Indian Society (il faut mettre un "the" car il s'agit d'une société précise : celle des Indiens)
I am going to talk about the idea of progress. First of all I would like to give a definition of this notion. The idea of progress can be defined as an improvement, a development, or technical CHANGE AND ALSO AS A scientific, or social advance wHitch contributes to making the world A better place.
This year in class we studied several documents about this notion and in particular the Indian society.
Why is India said to be a country of contradictions ? In order, to answer this question we will study the traditional aspect of India then the modern ONE.

First of all, it’s obvious that India is a traditional land where the inequalities between men and women are very present. There are two reasons to explain thESE inequalities :
The first REASON is the traditional infanticide practice.
The text which we have studied in class dealS with this idea. In fact, the number of girls in India has been steadily falling for the past 20 years so the majority ofTHE Indian population are men. Therefore families get rid of the girl by abortion or removal.
Furthermore, a survey from Canada’s University of Toronto suggests that at least ten million female fetuses have been aborted in India over the past two decades. It’s estimated that every year (500,000) five hundred thousand girls disappear in India.
The second reason is the dowry system.
Indeed, the dowry system implies that girls give money to the boy's family, so it is financially more attractive to have a son. So boys can take care of the family business of the parents in their old age and they can carry on the family name and bloodline too. So for families to have a boy IS A REAL ASSET . That is why, in three generations,India HAS becomE a male dominated-society.

I will present now the modern aspectS
Many changes have occured in India over the last 30 years. The country is now in a process of rapid economic development
Thanks to technical progress and THE renewal of equipment productivity, India is now one of the largest countries in the world and also a emerging country. To further illustrate this idea we can take the example of an audio report « high-tech cities ». The document IS ABOUT Sirisha who returned to India five years ago to create his Quislex company located in Hyderabad. So thanks to the high tech cities evolution and industrial technology ,like Hyderabad, Bangalore Cyberabad, the Indian economy is the tenth in the world global nominal domestic product (GDP). These cities are the main reason WHY the economic sector HAS SHOWN a growth OF 8% per year since 2004.


Finally, India is far from being a homogeneous country. Indeed, there are many problems to solve in this country as infanticide ,THE STRONG CAST SYSTEM, POVERTY AND WOMEN BEING HARASSSED AND RAPED .But WE MUST ALSO UNDERLINE THE FACT THAT India HAS changed economically and also technologically. The Indians are now more open minded.(NON JE NE LE METTRAIS PAS DU TOUT OU ALORS SEULEMENT DANS LES GRANDES VILLES ET ENCORE!) So it illustrateperfectly the idea of progress showing the influence on citizens
IF INDIA'S TECHNOLOGY IS RAPIDLY EVOLVING THE MINDS ARE NOT:TRADITIONS ARE STRONG : THE CAST SYSTEM AND THE TRADITION OF THE DROWRY LEAVE WOMEN BUT ALSO A LOT OF POOR PEOPLE EXCLUDED FROM THE PROGRESS MADE.


(je me permets de rajouter cela car je connais l'Inde et même dans les grandes villes il y a des problèmes;le premier ministre a fait passer une loi pour que les touristes femmes ne montrent plus leurs jambes ni bras pour les "protéger "d'agressions possibles. N'aurait-il pas dû légiférer afin de les protéger en punissant les éventuels coupables :cette mentalité "anti-femmes" est très machiste et réactionnaire et révélatrice,non?

sujet bien traité

Good luck! 🙂
THE STRONG CAST SYSTEM
Oui, voilà ce dont j'aurais parlé en premier, et également des inégalités sociales toujours criantes dans le sous-continent qui se dit la plus grande démocratie du monde.
oui!

Je suis entièrement d'accord avec toi Laoshi : le souci pour les profs de langue c'est de trouver des documents authentiques pour illustrer une notion et ce système de "caste" est justement honteux car parfaitement rétrograde et donc il est difficile de trouver des documents adéquats. 🙂