China vs India - Race to the Top of the World - Documentary by BBC

A glimpse of the position of Indian markets vs China's and their relations

[@69Solo]

I am an Indian, I am proud to be Indian and I love Chinese people too... ^_^

[@RuohongZhao]

KZbin is a western-major online community, BBC is a western channel. I believe, it should be China&India VS Old Western Traditional Power

[@kesharigovind4933]

I think it is irrelevant to Compare India and China. Both have some strength and some weakness. It is the Western diplomats, intellectual and journalist who are very passionate to pit India against China and vice-versa. Though both country confronted each other in 1962 and their border disputes are yet to be resolved, their are far move promising areas where they can coordinate and benefit jointly. Whole Europe was a battle ground for larger part of first half of 20th century yet they subsumed their differences and emerged as a one block to maximize their interest. India and China should take lesson out of it. They will be best serving the Asia as a whole, which is poised to emerge as the power centre in 21st century, if they swim together. Thanks.

[@ayreej]

Two things: 1. Who wears a suit in the middle of the summer in a steel plant :P 2. Try schools in rural parts in Kerala.

[@christopherlee159]

Go India!!!

[@doodelay]

I've always loved India and Indian people

[@prakkyy]

India's problems r far far more than china , as a democratic and a secular nation. we have so many different types of ppl, communities to satisfy .every other day we have protests ... every other day we have political fights.. add to it .. communal clashes..terrorism .. ..corrupt practises.. India is truly the most difficult country to Govern ,.If we stil manage to overtake China inspite of these roadblocks.. then surely I will say its a Miracle .

[@tecnica-de-voz]

the world upside donw. Two of the most traditionally spiritual cultures of the world striving for economic power, whereas in America more and more people are trying to meditate, practice yoga and grasp a different understanding of life. Irony.

[@daniellee6859]

China - Population: 1.35 billion - GDP: $10.36 trillion (2014) - Per capita $7,589 India - 2011 Population: 1.21 billion - GDP: $2.308 trillion ( 2015 estimate) - Per capita $1,808 India have a long road to go.

[@kunaljagotra8905]

If we keep on fighting against each other then clearly USA would be winner.

[@SJ-qs2gj]

I'm Indian... India yes has a lot of problems to tackle... Such as.... Business growth opportunities.... Complete commodity independence.... Reduction of corruption in business... De merging business and politics..... And infrastructure development .... China has been better in most of these issues yes..... But once more industries come up in India... China will have a very hard time to compete with us... Because Indian population is huge and will thereby accelerate economic growth faster than China.

[@Shivendra1818]

West has very good mind how to manipulate the facts !!

[@AniruddhTyagi]

I'm Indian and i do not feel any shame to accept it now that china is far ahead than India in terms of economy and industries growth but how far it would go next and how fast India can catup up it? thats a question . as india is changing rapidly after elected new pro-business government(BJP) with vast majority . and India is a most young country in world now with 55% population under 35 age, having a world class education system and skilled labour class majority.

[@shanerooney7288]

this is a very bias Documentary.

[@Rkworldone]

This is very biased towards Indian Education System... Who will show the other side of Education? IIT's NIT's and other great Institute Students are WANTED by the best companies in the WORLD.

[@HemanthKumar-hk5rq]

No doubt...India has a huge potential but, It's strength it's youth power should be channelized, it's villages are to be empowered to achieve growth. It should rise above the caste based politics...it's the right time

[@lishen9]

this video is biased about political systems...

[@chitr]

well the ultimate goal is same but the methods are different....both have their plus and minus points...no offence but people stop discriminating against one another.....what an outsider sees is very little...and no judgement as none know the truth....time alone can tell....and isn't the ultimate goal is making life better for everyone....so we can enjoy and live luxuriously..??? aren't everyone in the world working for the same...development of individual and the world at large...so why fight each other....lets all learn from each other and try to improvise in better way then ever seen before......

[@noor37130]

interesting

[@yizhoufang8220]

A little curious about when was this video being made. It makes me laugh that the speaker worries so much the well being of the Chinese interviewees because of their "free speech". Watch out, Chinese are giving up English as a major subject in primary school soon as far as I know. LOL

[@dennywang3083]

this documentary does not illustrate the real China.

[@Dhavalc2011]

well,there is no comparison.India is very much behind then rest of the world.

[@rafaxu788]

I am a Chinese guy living in Australia working in a company with lots of Indian and Chinese people In my view: India people usually take higher positions (managers, Sr. Engineers)than Chinese guys. But their skills are usually lower than Chinese colleague. India guy usually boost themselves they are good of this and that. In China, people are told you never to be good. the only thing is working harder than ever. So most of time, you wont often see a Chinese guy saying I am an expert of. I don't agree that Chinese people are just doing imitation, no renovation. if that were the case, how Chinese sent the people to space walking. Got the technology from India? I do commit Chinese people need to do much more renovation than imitation. I think the difficult things China meet are: 1. Government Corruption, 2. overpolluted environment 3. lack of religion. If these three problem could be resolved, the only rival for China is US, not India

[@nickwest1111]

what a serious story

[@manitashish]

we are on higher side to get new thinning to develop new thinning no one come to us

[@canemcave]

in the west even people with degrees do not find job, in the east they they have a problem with education but plenty of jobs...

[@heysharukh]

The last part was awesome! USA might go into a giant partial eclipse!!!

[@manitashish]

there is the things where we are back but not mumbai. we are lot many places which no one know by any one. come india i will tell you

[@charleswang5991]

Cannot stop laughing. This is democracy!!!!!!! Lol how can u say that when u got jammed in the dirty and crowded streets????????

[@charleswang5991]

Hilarious! Good job with discrimination to china! Is India your dear son? Oh sorry almost forgot the history of poor India.

[@Doctorlifestyle]

Ya. . .India has to over come its population problem . . . the new BJP Govt headed by Modi . . .is good at making speeches . . . but its actions and results are yet to be seen . . after now more than 10 months now . . . .corruption is still persisting . . .though Modiji keep on speaking but . . .no visible change on the ground yet. . . .Indian Railways . . .is plagued with corruption . . .and being a government organisation . . .very rigid to change the culture of this elephant organisation . . .political parties including BJP . . .are hesitant to shake the inertia of government kind of culture that prevails in India . . . .BJP politicians have raided central government offices at early hours . . . but still only 25 % of the employees reach on time in their government offices. . . .and tend to leave early making every excuses. . . . . . .to compete with China or developed world . . . .the governance has to change . . .and has to be like that of developed world . . . .ease of doing business is still puzzling . . .as you have to grease the palms . . .not only of politicians but also . . .low level staff in various government organisation