Will India's Economy Grow Stronger than China? | Explaining India's Fastest Growing Big Economy?

India, with its vast and diverse population, is making significant strides on the global economic stage. With policies aimed at fostering innovation, entrepreneurship, and sustainable development, India is poised to achieve unparalleled growth in the coming years. 🚀 Explore the incredible economic transformation that India is currently experiencing and delve into the factors that make India a formidable contender to surpass China's economic prowess. Discover the key elements contributing to India's economic boom, including: Robust Demographics, Innovation and Technology, Infrastructure Development, Global Trade, and Investment. 📊 Find out why India's economy is on track to become prosperous! #IndiaEconomy #EconomicGrowth #IndiaVsChina #Innovation #Sustainability #GlobalEconomy

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[fjyCN]

I'm Chinese, and I think every country has its own development trajectory. Data is only one aspect, the people's experience is also quite important. I’m living a good life in China, and I hope that India can also develop its own unique culture and characteristics. I hope I can travel there to try the unique food there and experience India's own culture.

[oligokid]

lets go India! we Chinese are looking for alternative markets to diversify our trade with western nations. We look forward to having a wealthy neighbor.

[Lukunanary]

I am Chinese I am truly hoping India can develop better their people deserve to live in a good life. I think our development mistakes are good lesson for India to look at. Best luck for all India!

[waynez]

Just remember no matter how far India tries to grow, if The United States feels you are getting ahead, the United States will do whatever it can to stop you.

Example: Japan, China, Samsung

[CoolITTrends]

As an Indian, I don’t expect us to beat China. However, I do expect to us hold our own against them.

[juanchen]

Economy growth is not a competition game between nations. Both India and China are countries with large populations, and they could learn from each other's mistakes and bring a better life to the people.

[JAn-oglu]

They always imagine that India will be the next China, but ignore the many differences between India and China. Indians think democracy is their strength, but this is the only reason China has completed industrialization in the post-industrial era. In China, no matter how powerful capital is, it does not threaten political decisions, which allows China to deploy industries at a macro level, but India will eventually become an oligarchy, controlled and manipulated by capital.

[praveenpwellness]

India’s development story is truly inspiring🤩The country has made significant strides in various sectors, including infrastructure, agriculture, and healthcare. The Indian government’s efforts to promote entrepreneurship and innovation have also been commendable.

India’s economy is now the fifth largest in the world, and it is projected to become the third largest by 2030

It’s heartening to see how India has transformed itself into a global economic powerhouse while still retaining its cultural heritage and diversity. Kudos to the Indian government and its people for their hard work and dedication!

[邵奕-oz]

I think one point where Indians are overly confident is that they often believe that if China can achieve something with a certain level of efficiency, India can also achieve the same level of efficiency. It took China many years to go from point A to point B in terms of economic growth, and India is currently at point A, so they believe that India can also reach point B in the same number of years. But oh my, India hasn't even solved some very fundamental problems. This "I can do it too" mindset can be seen as completely thoughtless and disregarding the reality.

[riddledaily]

India doesn't compete with the world it competes with itself!!

One word, one Family 🇮🇳

[wxy]

I feed up people always compare indian with China. apart from large population, there are no anything similar.

[armaganahmed]

Both India 🇮🇳 and China 🇨🇳 constitute more than half of the world's economy until 1700s before colonial period. Both were so much wealthy we can't compare. That's why colonisers came here so much quickly.

[gingerkilkus]

I think we are too obsessed about the economy crashing. In the right sense, the economy never crashes. It just undergoes cycles, and almost always recovers. So I really don't care what the predictions are. I just want to grow my portfolio. I read that people are pulling in massive profits despite the downturn. Any tips on how they do it?

[learninghub]

Thank y sir ...from depth of my heart 💖💓 for using the correct map of India 🙏🙏 🙏🙏 I request all indian lovers like and support it

[tcsl]

As a Chinese, I have to claim that Indian military and economic power is way more advanced at least ahead 50 years than China’s, god bless india 🫶🏼👐🏼😸 ​​​

[lvjinbin]

The late black revolutionary Malcolm X said long time ago:

“I go for Mao Tse-tung much more than Nehru because I think that Nehru brought his country up in a beggar's role. The role of India and its reliance upon the West during the years since it got its supposed independence, has it today just as helpless and dependent as it was when it first got its independence.
Whereas in China, the chinese fought for their independence. They became militant right from the outstart, and today even though they are not loved by the West, but they are respected by the West. Now the West don't respect India, but they do love India. I admire the stand of China & the stand of Mao Tse-tung.”

[DrCK]

It makes more sense to use China's developments as a yardstick for improvement. Education, infrastructure, heavy industry, caste system, to name but a few, truly need lots of improvement. The West wold not allow another nation of a huge population to master high end manufacturing. They would just keep India as a low to middle end manufacturing center while they monopolize the high end sectors offering high paid jobs. China is taking away a good part of the high paid jobs from the West. That's why the US has launched the trade and tech wars.

[putinfromrussia]

INDIA's aim is not be rivalled against China but to have its own story of trajectory and be an example of all encompassing steady growth based on Solid foundation of socio-economic indicators..'sabka sath sabka vikas' is our Mantra led by our Superman P.Minister Modi....

[karangputih]

At 1945 China and India share almost the same GDP and know China GDP is 5X but Endia always feel superpower and better than China.
At the end India talk China walk.
India is not comparable to China, Endia is too far behind