India’s Plan to Compete With China - VisualPolitik EN

Here are the videos from our friends at Planet Wild, in which they’re reviving a river after an eco disaster www.planetwild.com/visualpoli... or saving Europe’s cutest bird from the brink of extinction www.planetwild.com/visualpoli...
India, the land of Mahatma Gandhi, nonviolent protest and Hinduism, is seeking to strengthen itself economically and overtake China. It has already surpassed its giant neighbor in population; the next target is manufacturing.
To this end, one initiative has taken center stage: "Make in India". The objective? To make India an immensely attractive place to invest. First, however, it will have to solve one of its main problems: having up-to-date, quality infrastructure.
How did India get here? How is Narendra Modi tackling the infrastructure challenge? Could India become the next global manufacturing epicenter? Which industry could put Xi Jinping's geopolitical plans in check?
Join the VisualPolitik community and support us on Patreon: / visualpolitik

[@VisualPolitikEN]

Here are the videos from our friends at Planet Wild, in which they’re reviving a river after an eco disaster www.planetwild.com/visualpolitiken/5 or saving Europe’s cutest bird from the brink of extinction www.planetwild.com/visualpolitiken/4

[@S-K555]

50% wrong and 50% correct info , for example entire INDIA connected by electricity. Since 2014 we seen no blackouts in the country

[@watssssuppppppp]

talk about the viral video of naked parade of women in Manipur,India

[@watssssuppppppp]

trust me India is next ticking time bomb ..see from every angle,political to religion...God bless India

[@satriojumeneng7055]

I have a very basic question: If India overtakes China in terms of GDP, then what's left for Europe and America?

[@divya9951]

@@watssssuppppppp we don't need your bless Move on

[@dronemediahd8193]

Some peoples are Saying about human rights in in India and On the otherside they bombing iraq, syria , afganistan 😂😂. What a joke USA gives . Usa becoming a Joke country day by day 😂😂

[@Amankumar-zz4hc]

THE IRONY IS THAT WESTERN NATIONS IS TALKING ABOUT HUMAN RIGHTS WHO MADE THEIR EMPIRE ON THE BLOOD OF ASIANS AND AFRCIANS 😂

[@nenasiek]

Yeah cause only european countries have colonized others.. The idea of human rights is that we sre supposed to become better, and since the foundation of the united nations things have improved greatly in many countries

[@pikachue602]

@@nenasiek we can see that happening in the middle East ,Asia ,Africa where most of the veto power is being hold by Europeans only and a communist regime

[@chinesesparrows]

subjugating others is not a western invention, you give them too much credit. e.g. most deaths and suffering are self inflicted by the dictator in North Korea while South Korea grows richer

[@hkonhelgesen]

Russia and China now build their empire on the blood of Europe and Asia. The free world need human right rights. To keep empire, communism, tyranny, slavery and genocide out.

[@nenasiek]

@@pikachue602 the veto power should def go, its currently held by China, Russia, US, UK and France. It should not be extended to another priveledged few (india wants it and theres talk of adding one african country aswell)

[@dghffjfd]

No foreigners ever fail to mention caste what they have been taught since childhood being prejudice towards India even though the caste problems are decreasing rapidly and the people are being guaranteed their rights..

[@max-cs9ko]

How many people in your family married outside your caste?

[@arvindmarskole1620]

Because this is one of the biggest problem of India

[@dghffjfd]

And fyi for the ignorant people in the comment section who think caste system is indigenous to India let me enlighten you a bit caste system was introduced by the Britishers to divide India and especially hindus so that they can rule country for long time in India there has always been Varna system which segments people according to their capabilities to work for example there used to be four segments in Varna like Brahmin, kshatriya,vaishya and shudra according to their capabilities to work so if one wants to be anything among he can become which suits his interest Britishers also introduced caste system in rawanda to divide people where there was no Varna system Britishers wrongly interpreted Varna system and reintroduce as caste system to play with minds of the people in the country.

[@mysticdreamworks]

@@dghffjfd I have to agree with you. Caste is venomous and poisonus problem in India. How to make divided people as one, if this problems solved, india can be a great country as china. But for decades they still kept divided by this caste thingy. Later, the attitude, I doubt India people had Chinese super competitive mindset, Some said, most Chinese are willing to work 20 hours per day.

[@darkassassin9686]

@@arvindmarskole1620 mostly related to marriage but then again we are talking about Manufacturing & Infra, so how does caste come into play here??? is it caste base reservation?? but that again is applied in public sector not private!!

[@krishnangaklittlemachines2631]

Three main problems unsolved are: no free market for farmers, no labour and land reforms yet. Without these 3 we cannot leapfrog decades in matter of years. PM Modi has tried to pass these bills but opposition politics has derailed these crucial reforms. But vast majority indians trust PM Modi's leadership and has no doubt about his intentions; despite some failures.

[@vihankrishna9644]

then why did he revoke the 3 farm bills, they're very obviously good for the country

[@Ishantyagiofficial]

@@vihankrishna9644 protests become anti national and who can forget 26th jan red fort capture incident

[@Ishantyagiofficial]

well this session jan vishwas bill will passed its a labour reform bill

[@krishnangaklittlemachines2631]

@@vihankrishna9644 don't u know he was forced to do so.? All open parties funded the protest for no reason. Even Congress, who promised the same laws in 2019! Guess u don't follow the news regularly.

[@cuckoonut1208]

Why can't the opposition see that that the reforms are a good thing. Don't they want progress too?

[@Kaif08610]

Infrastructure is a good start to boast manufacturing, but India still needs to greatly improve women's labour participation rate (

[@vineetsansi]

I have seen that interview & Report of DW which you are referring it here. There are 1000's of such scholars with different opinions - some more positive & some more negative. Until last decade it was difficult to spread knowledge in India and that was a big barrier but with one of cheapest internet rates in country and cheap mobile phones I am able to witness the flow of knowledge directly from anywhere else in the world to a rural village in India. For eg one doesn't need to wait 5-10years to learn python to come to his country or village. It's their on KZbin with Harvard Prof videos. Yes the implementation & practice of it will take time but atleast the basic knowledge will reach to every indian at any corner of country in no time. Women participation is ~30% and not under 25% so it shows its improving. With growth in multiple sectors will also open opportunities for women too. Undoubtedly there will be many challenges to over come.

[@nabeelmohammedca]

@@vineetsansi Yes, total number of internet users in India has grown and with that fake news channels has also grown. These channels instead of spreading facts based on evidence spread religious propaganda to glorify ancient India, a lot of gullible people take these channels seriously and believe everything that is stated in them.

[@vineetsansi]

@@nabeelmohammedca dont you have fake news in ur country or region or religion ? Have you not seen fake news being spread by countries, corporates or ngos in other part of the world ? A very interesting man in US in 1920s changed the word propoganda to public relations and made women started smoking as a modern figure women .. he signed up with doctors to write good things about eating bacons. He was the one who changed needs to wants and brought consumerism by public relations (propogqnda), marketing and this modern US came to India in 1990s telling us our Ghee which is being eaten in India for 1000s of years is bad for health and will gives u heart attack so instead eat our refined oil. This has now rather proven to be opposites so I dnt know when you are talking about channels in India spreading fake news on their culture/ religion is correct or those who are talking about it is actually still getting brain washed by people like bernays of 1920s. Though i respect ur opinion and would suggest you to watch epic economics channel on youtube video consumer propoganda

[@__daddy__]

20 years ago when I was a kid, I heard of "lndia to become world superpower in 10 years". But now after 20 years, lndia still ranks 107th out of 121 countries in the World Hunger Index 2022 🙄

[@archstanton5973]

@@__daddy__ : *In 2008, the "incredible superpower indians" WERE BRAGGING AND BOASTING AND BRAGGING AND BOASTING AND BRAGGING AND BOASTING AND BRAGGING AND BOASTING that: "incredible superpower india" WILL surpass China in 2012 and then incredible superpower india WILL surpass the United States as THE greatest superpower FOREVER, EVER, EVER, EVER! EVER! FOREVER! in 2015."

[@tdepp1178]

Of course India can compete and overtake China. So does every other countries, as long as they start working and stop talking and dreaming. Begin by dealing with own weaknesses and don't blame others for own failure. Don't envy and jealous of success of others. Work hard, be committed and take calculated risk, and you will likely to succeed, that's what China and Chinese have done in the last 40 years.

[@VeriteLexicon]

I do agree with you 💯 👍, people always forget China makes strategic decisions and West always forgets that.

[@user-vq1sp4fl4l]

To be sure

[@ksneoh3572]

Well said.

[@mohamadazamabdullah4191]

The country is badly fragmented by Modi. All are individualistically trying to climb up the leader. No team work.

[@SimonFranck100]

The Indian caste system is the most divisive, iniquitous social construct ever invented. The historically dominant, but non-productive castes are India's Achilles heel--they will never allow India to develop or move forward

[@michaeljiang960]

no one can start talking about india without mentioning china, can't they?

[@SumanMondal-tk4fk]

Freight corridors were not built by Manmohan Singh govt by an inch ... they planned to do something probably a decade ago but did not ... the total progress of those Freight corridors is under the current reigme .. you need to correct your facts

[@sourabhkumar1338]

Also it was atal bihari vajpayee proposal

[@__daddy__]

20 years ago when I was a kid, I heard of "lndia to become world superpower in 10 years". But now after 20 years, lndia still ranks 107th out of 121 countries in the World Hunger Index 2022 🙄

[@HipsterBrooo]

@@__daddy__ World Hunger Index is a sham, they took a survey of a very small set.

[@monakandari6160]

​@@__daddy__Sri Lanka and Pakistan were above India in that supposed "Hunger Index" Talk about being credible ☕

[@Your_real_dad]

It's not possible to beat China as they hold 29% of world manufacturing and India only 4-4.5% for now . They must invest a huuuge chunk in world class infrastructure like they are doing with their roads and highways.

[@MattsFikezolo-lo7wq]

India may make history by skipping the industrial manufacturing stage and straight to service and high tech industry.

[@souvikbiswas1757]

Impossible is nothing ...wait and watch

[@Your_real_dad]

@@souvikbiswas1757 I said for now ?

[@Your_real_dad]

@@MattsFikezolo-lo7wq yeah

[@jpnphom5470]

It will take time just like China did

[@tuppenceworth5485]

Look at the social problems India is having - a good example is what happened at Manipur.

[@kicker3595]

The Indians published many many videos on KZbin to compare India to China, but no Chinese published the video to compare these two countries. Why the Indians like to compare with the Chinese?

[@shub_2146]

Amm to seek validation... Tough 200 years of colonization... Indians seeks validation from foreigners often thus comparing with others. but the growth story is true it's not as big as China but it's stable.

[@yeahwhateveridc6062]

1. Chinese are not active on youtube, but have their own ‘youtube’. KZbin is probably banned there. India has a lot of english speaking population, as china almost no one speaks english but only chinese. Would you watch a video in chinese? 2. India and china have highest number of population 3. There are great simmilarities in their history

[@user-iq3pm3bb3d]

​@@yeahwhateveridc6062I am a Chinese who cannot speak English, but I can watch videos in other languages through translation, and there are no people discussing the comparison between China and India on Chinese websites. Chinese people have never regarded India as a competitor, nor have they worried about when India's development will catch up with China. Everyone has the right to pursue a better way of life. Chinese people only want to surpass themselves and do better, and competition will make them progress. Don't think that if you make progress, others will fall behind. The majority of people in India are still very feudal and backward in their thinking. Indians are always worried about others making their own money, and they are not trustworthy. Therefore, it is very difficult to do transactions with Indians, which is also the reason for many foreign investment failures in India.

[@bunnyfreakz]

It is not Indian theirself but westerners. They love to hyping up India to against China. But worst of all Indian also love seek validation from westerners.

[@user-jd6vv9uo2u]

@@user-iq3pm3bb3d 嘴上说着不会英语，实际上打了一长段英语。

[@Realitycheck18]

Small points to note. Though Dedicated freight corridor was started by Manmohan Singh Govt, it was fast tracked to completion during Modi's govt. We've seen more new Expressways in Modi's govt than all the previous govts put together. India has moved many fold up in ease of doing business under Modi's regime. And yes India has a lot of red tapism left but things are changing for the good in past 10 years and my only wish is we don't loose this momentum

[@asbmbs5530]

Corruption is rampant. Government does not give tax incentives, shit labor laws, import duty is not waived off if investors importing machinery, costly electricity.

[@dragonred3576]

robots are replacing labor ai is replacing services. India may have no chance.

[@shilpashetty5493]

Don't worry we will have 😂😂

[@jj-ou5gh]

Wrong !!! The Foxconn & Vedanta deal already went belly up. Never underestimate the ability of Indian regulators to majorly F up. 😂

[@sidjain999]

Well as they say half knowledge is more dangerous than no knowledge, I hope you start to read more and have a better understanding before commenting 😅

[@user-lz4zm8fl7s]

Dude thats a wrong news. Foxcojn is opening a seperate factory and Vedanta too. Thats the truth. That means double gain for India.

[@boulderbash19700209]

If China Insight channel to be believed, Foxconn already moved the majority of its production capacity out of China. Either it's to India or some other place.

[@shermanpeabody6102]

Neither Foxconn nor Vedants have expertise in operating a semiconductor WAFER FAB business like TSMC. That's the reason they dropped out. 🦉

[@svanimation8969]

​@@user-lz4zm8fl7syeah lol ! And now Israeli tower chip also coming😂🎉

[@MartinNew14]

In my viewpoint, I believe that we won't see another situation exactly like the one with china, cuz Western companies to adopt a more diversified approach to their manufacturing processes. This means they may choose to spread their manufacturing operations across multiple countries rather than relying heavily on a single nation.

[@juanmartin1729]

true

[@benitzers8858]

yes

[@guill90]

Nah, western companies like short term profits above everything else.

[@riderchallenge4250]

India hasn't invaded any country in its thousands of years of old history even after being ancient superpower.

[@scootermagee6680]

@@riderchallenge4250…Just wait, Trump will want to change that equation.

[@uzumakimodi493]

I find more things made in tiny country like Vietnam than India in the USA. Hardly ever I found something made in India in USA expect the usual apparel. Most things now are made in Vietnam especially consumer electronics and home goods.

[@pyrophobia133]

what if I told you that those electronics are actually from China?

[@uzumakimodi493]

@@pyrophobia133 export data don't lie. Just go over to maps and see how many factories are there in Vietnam. Factories covering in miles. Although I believe many sub assemblies are made in china then shipped to Vietnam, and get assembled in Vietnam. Still a big freakin achievement for Viets. India as always sucks in almost every thing, even to countries that are barely 1/100th of size and population. Btw I am Indian.

[@jasonw3055]

@@pyrophobia133 most of those electronic parts are from China but assembled in Vietnam.

[@yzy8638]

@@pyrophobia133 shhh, let every1 happy will ye, China got its profit, vietnam got its share, american satisfied

[@lipun7568]

Because Capitalist love communist countries to invest because it provides stable policies and a government with unquestionable system. No hate to Vietnam they are doing great for their people.

[@eskay2012]

Instead of considering China as it’s adversary and competitor. India should commence it’s reform to start to cut It’s bureaucracies and improve it’s infrastructures & business strategies.

[@harukrentz435]

How about reform to consider every india have equal rights first?

[@MattsFikezolo-lo7wq]

India should do away with caste system and judge a person by his character and not by his birth, calour or religion.

[@RP-vi7my]

The article completely ignores the push for renewables by India

[@rajbirsingh5577]

Being born and brought up in India and having visited china।, I dont consider India even in the same league as China. It might take India 50 years to catch up if ever. The work culture। infrastructure, beauricracy, healthcare and education in China is lightyears ahead of India. I hope India is able to make some drastic changes but realisticaly theres a long long way to go.

[@yashkatiyar8431]

Lightyears, really, dude? 😂

[@SarthakSabharwalMusic]

Lightyear is a measure of distance, not time, genius!

[@ak06041]

@@SarthakSabharwalMusic lightyears ahead in here means much more advanced.

[@changjuma6302]

@@SarthakSabharwalMusic I m pretty sure u didn't get what he said

[@saswatmohanty8132]

​@@SarthakSabharwalMusicYes it's distance only...He said about distance only😂😂 It means in a race China is lightyears ahead ( in distance)

[@Rav01508]

The main difference between China🇨🇳 and India🇮🇳 : Indian leaders are busy with words while Chinese leaders are busy with actions

[@indiasuperclean6969]

SIR MY INDIA IS THE REAL SUPERPOWER NUMBER ONE🤗🇮🇳 WE HAVE THE BEST INFRASTRUCTURE AND HIGHSPEED RAIL 🤗🇮🇳 MEANWHILE IN CHINA PEOPLE STILL RIDE RICKSHAW EVERYWHERE AND THEY ALSO POOR DONT HAVE CAR . THIS WHY IM SO LUCKY LIVE IN SUPER INDIA THE CLEANEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD 🇮🇳🤗 , WE NEVER SCAM! WE GIVE RESPECT TO ALL WOMEN THEY CAN WALK SAFELY ALONE AT NIGHT AND WE HAVE CLEAN FOOD AND TOILET EVERYWHERE 🇮🇳🤗🚽, I KNOW MANY POOR PEOPLE JEALOUS WITH SUPER RICH INDIA 🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳

[@AbhishekGpt]

@@indiasuperclean6969bro m also from India. What u said it’s future india, india is way to behind India have to work hard fast ( both politics and public too) till now public depend on politician n politician only want power. Most imp china grow rapidly bcoz of communalism N USA and Europe grow bcoz of there people mind set. Both factor are lacking in India

[@agnosticatheist4093]

​@@indiasuperclean6969😂😂

[@cataclysm2943]

​@@indiasuperclean6969 pakistani bot bombing conversations out of their aukat.

[@durgeshsss]

India is not a single party system... It take time to involve each and everyone on in the process of progress in democratic way China opened its economy way in 1960 while india opend its economy in 1993 Noobies try to act as an expert without knowing the history

[@shjj1983]

I’m from Shanghai, and in my own experience Indian ppl are far kinder, relaxed, chill and wiser than most Chinese. I have faith in a prosperous India in a future not so far ahead. Turtle will outrun the rabbit, you will see.

[@user-tu9uk8iq1e]

我建议你成为印度公民为好

[@nsevv]

Indians I notice are very hospitable and kind, that is why they lead in service industry.

[@aslanonur23]

Can not disagree more.

[@abhinaysingh8306]

IN INDIA, WE THINK THAT FOR CHINESE PEOPLE.

[@wazirakbarkhan.wardag..]

​@@user-tu9uk8iq1ehe is fake KZbin ID Indian common habit everywhere Propaganda myths

[@thomasrogers9146]

APPLE ANNOUNCED THEY THEY WERE MOVING THEIR PRODUCTION TO INDIA LAST YEAR. WELL GUESS WHAT? APPLE PULLED OUT OF THE DEAL AND WENT BACK TO CHINA. BUSINESS IS NOT ABOUT EMOTIONS, ITS ABOUT LOGIC AND NUMBERS. I AM A BUSINESSMAN NOT A POLITICIAN.

[@jitendrasinghrajwar8769]

apple made phones worth 7bn usd last year in india. wistron pegatron foxconn all make iphone in india. India is 4th biggest market of iphone for apple with only 9% share in smartphone in india. Foxconn has announced a 4th plant in karnatka state to manufacture iphone from may 2024. 7% of all the iphone currently are made in India. Apple plans to shift 18% of production to india till 2025 and eyes 50% production shift by 2030. So i guess they are doing it but in slow manner so that the panda don't get to emotional.

[@matgranger5061]

LOL, India produced 7% Apple phones last year and the export value was over $5 billion.

[@jitendrasinghrajwar8769]

@@matgranger5061 yeah so what did i said and in 2021 it was mere 1 %

[@svanimation8969]

​@@matgranger5061now its 12 % worlds iPhone export go throw India !

[@QAQcutepet]

Now that China is upgrading its industry again, what about India?Does India have high-end industries?

[@sidjain999]

Yes we do have but they are limited as compared to China

[@daredevil30000]

Yes.

[@boterlee4934]

@sidjain999 What high-end industry

[@daredevil30000]

@@boterlee4934 High-end industries, also known as luxury industries or premium sectors, refer to businesses that produce and offer products or services that are of superior quality, exclusive, and often associated with luxury, prestige, and a premium price tag. These industries cater to affluent consumers who are willing to pay a premium for unique features, superior craftsmanship, and exceptional experiences. High-end industries typically prioritise innovation, design, and exclusivity to create a distinct market position. Some examples of high-end industries include: 1. Luxury Fashion: High-end fashion brands that produce exclusive and high-quality clothing, accessories, and footwear. 2. Luxury Automobiles: Manufacturers of premium and luxury cars known for their advanced technology, performance, and design. 3. Fine Jewellery and Watches: Companies that craft exquisite and high-value jewellery pieces and luxury timepieces. 4. High-End Electronics: Brands that produce top-of-the-line electronics and gadgets with cutting-edge technology and premium features. 5. Fine Dining and Hospitality: Upscale restaurants, luxury hotels, and resorts that offer high-quality services and gourmet experiences. 6. Luxury Travel and Tourism: Companies that provide exclusive travel experiences, luxury cruises, and personalised travel services. 7. Luxury Real Estate: Developers and real estate firms specialising in high-end properties, luxury homes, and prestigious locations. 8. Art and Collectibles: High-end art galleries, auction houses, and dealers that offer rare and valuable artwork and collectibles. 9. Luxury Cosmetics and Beauty: High-end beauty and skincare brands known for their premium ingredients and exclusive products. 10. Private Banking and Wealth Management: Financial institutions providing personalised services to high-net-worth individuals and affluent clients. 11. High-End Furniture and Home Décor: Manufacturers and designers of luxury furniture and home furnishings. 12. Luxury Yachts and Private Jets: Companies that cater to the affluent market by offering luxury yacht and private jet sales and services. These industries target a niche market of consumers who seek exclusive and differentiated products and services. High-end brands often invest significantly in marketing, brand image, and customer experience to maintain their premium status and appeal to their target audience.

[@anuragshukla9214]

What is very unfortunate is that even after witnessing economic blunders of Jawaharalal Nehru for about 20 years, Congress party still did not correct its mistakes. Biggest reasons that India is still poor and backward and so far behind China are the bureaucratic monsters and inefficient/ corrupt state enterprises created and sustained by Congress party for more than 50 years. It will take maybe another 20 years to undo the damage. Modi is the guy India needs.

[@jacobjamersony]

Is Modhi reducing bureaucracy? If not I don't think anything Modhi does will lead to real economic revolution in India. India should learn from Rwanda.

[@compilationstuffs9412]

Very true, Congress, the bunch of incompetent humans are the reason for lost decades and millions and millions of poor people 😞

[@harsh42069]

@@jacobjamersony is he not? a grass root lvl real life example: govt certificates like income, residence etc take 6 months min, if you were fortunate enough to ever get them from babus sitting in office eating up bribes after bribes. Please see the reality and dont blindly believe what a sold off shill says

[@hanmantpatil5721]

​@@jacobjamersony Reduced enough to significantly improve India's ranking in ease of doing business.

[@chigrikmarak3107]

Modi definitely is not the leader we need he takes U-turn on reforms when he notices even a small protest against the reforms.

[@andes1784]

Yes. India has a long way to go or catching up as China. At least 2 decades but again China will much further advance in everything. India just do do it best n no need to chase others good.

[@boulderbash19700209]

China catched up with Japan, didn't they?

[@yzy8638]

@@boulderbash19700209 but india not only catch up to UK, they also make UK prime minister an indian, we must clap clap for india's great archievement.

[@jrkr7357]

Maybe China will stop developing and wait for India to catch up.....

[@ctky478]

@@yzy8638 when you said catch up with the UK, what do you mean? Catch in what? Catch up in population, in GDP, in growth - what? Is it better than UK now?

[@yzy8638]

@@ctky478 when did they need to catch up in population? when UK still GB? India overtook UK in gdp years ago, its not even a news any more. but the point is, indian now the pm of uk, maybe 1 day they even get married into the royal court LOL, thn we will see an indian monarch hahaha

[@entertainmentjoke2871]

After India getting stronger, USA and its allies will swoop in and accuse India of national security threat. 😂

[@paulxiao4134]

yes,100%

[@prathameshdharme975]

I have not seen any powercut above 15 min in the past 4 years and even a powercut is very rare i don't know where did he got this power cut thing

[@tonysu8860]

My understanding is that large parts of India aren't even serviced by electricity and particularly for those on the extreme edges their power is likely less reliable.

[@jitendrasinghrajwar8769]

@@tonysu8860 well i live in a village in himalyan range and let me tell u we got power in 1974 and today we don't even get a single power cut for months it's funny because sometimes in the city i see power cut and i am like this was not supposed to be happening here.

[@factoshala1487]

same bro idk what he smoked while making this video

[@matgranger5061]

@@tonysu8860 So, your understanding is completely wrong. 99% of India has electricity. It may happen in China, but not in India.

[@jitendrasinghrajwar8769]

@@factoshala1487 he didn’t even talk about clean energy we are the only country in paris agreement who has completed its 2030 goals in year 2023

[@raakshas5547]

*I am from india and i am not a Modi supporter . But it is true that past's govt support to radical minorities and indifference to internal security has created a right wing leader like modi*

[@whentheimposterissus8376]

Even after realising this if you don't support modi then I don't know what will make you. See what's happening in France , Delhi is becoming a colony of illegal migrants and those were found RESPONSIBILE for what happened in NUH . BJP is only trying to protect us. BJP is NOT Godly so it's not perfect but definitely it's better than khangress and parties. Vote for BJP next year. Or else we all will pay the price which US is paying after selecting Biden.

[@user-72E4]

This man missed one of the major problem of India which is education. Eventhough my country has a lot of population, they are not skilled. Our education is system complete crap, and people who graduate from uni lack practical skill as they mostly focused theory. One key reason why China is a head is because ccp made education free and modernized it. Once this problem is addressed along with those mentioned in the video. India will prosper.

[@Xyzambd234]

india is changing it in 2024

[@anksssssssss]

hardly 5-6 power cuts in a year in my city and all of my relatives living in other cities in last 5 years , i dont know how many years behing visual politiks team is lacking in their research

[@utkarshsrivastava2639]

Well I am not a expert but what experts say is that India can overtake USA but not China at least not in this century 🤔

[@boulderbash19700209]

How can India overtake #1 without overtake #2?🤔

[@utkarshsrivastava2639]

@@boulderbash19700209 according to experts China will overtake USA by 2030 so USA will become world's 2nd biggest economy

[@yzy8638]

@@boulderbash19700209 well when the previous #1 overtake by the previous #2, than you can overtake the previous #1 which is now #2 without overtake the previous #2 which now become the #1

[@MKhan-sd7hu]

India does not need to compete with China. India just needs to take care of it's citizens...!!!

[@jim.pearsall]

For many decades India has focused on import substitution economic policies and their manufacturing standards are very low; whereas the Tiger economies of the Far East and Southeast Asia have focused on export-led economic policies with high international standards to be competitive in world markets. It will be interesting to see which economic / manufacturing sectors India thinks it will have a competitive advantage in…

[@indiasuperclean6969]

SIR MY INDIA IS THE REAL SUPERPOWER NUMBER ONE🤗🇮🇳 WE HAVE THE BEST INFRASTRUCTURE AND HIGHSPEED RAIL 🤗🇮🇳 MEANWHILE IN CHINA PEOPLE STILL RIDE RICKSHAW EVERYWHERE AND THEY ALSO POOR DONT HAVE CAR . THIS WHY IM SO LUCKY LIVE IN SUPER INDIA THE CLEANEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD 🇮🇳🤗 , WE NEVER SCAM! WE GIVE RESPECT TO ALL WOMEN THEY CAN WALK SAFELY ALONE AT NIGHT AND WE HAVE CLEAN FOOD AND TOILET EVERYWHERE 🇮🇳🤗🚽, I KNOW MANY POOR PEOPLE JEALOUS WITH SUPER RICH INDIA 🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳

[@hello-dt6gq]

​@@indiasuperclean6969🤡

[@IMGreg..]

The "Tiger" economies as you refer to them, once were known for poor manufacturing standards. So as the old adage goes "Practice Makes Perfect". In my life time Toyota has gone from having the title of Jap Scrap to being the standard bearer of manufacturing achievement in North America. India can possibly do the same as South Korea, Japan and Taiwan all of them starting out as low quality producers if they'll listen and take advice. Culturally they are dam stubborn, detrimentally proud and their cast system is systemically bigoted. Other than that, they're the best dam people you'll ever get to know and the foods will blow your mind. They lead the world in STEM graduates, so whatever industry the choose to focus their attentions on they will success so long as the Government stays out of production.

[@user-vq1sp4fl4l]

​@@indiasuperclean6969🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sidjain999]

Well now we have implemented PLI schemes here in India which is export oriented

[@dhaval1489]

Really appreciate your attempt to correctly pronounced Bharatiya names

[@walhdamaskus2408]

Why people think china really want to compete in human cheap labour? Do people know why chinese are concentrate at A.I? It are their modern cheap labour (fast, skillfull and not complain about salary). 😂

[@MattsFikezolo-lo7wq]

If India wants to compete with China, Vietnam, Indonesia etc. must firstly reform its labour law. The reason Foxcon gave up its production in India is because of the inefficient, undisciplined labour force. Low salary alone is not enough to be competitive.

[@svanimation8969]

​@@MattsFikezolo-lo7wq What a joke ! Foxxcon not canceled the plans ! They just break the JV with vedanata ! They give reason that Vedanta have no experience in electronics field at all now they chosen another Company deal is still on 😂! Nd now Vedanta also find new partner for JV its american semiconductor company applied material's ! Now instead of 1 got two 😉! It will just take extra time ! Also isareli tower chip also in talks to build 8 billion dollar fab manufacturing ! Usa company micron already came ! Now SKhynix also in talks with government

[@rammani7170]

There are a lot of reforms that are being attempted like free market access for farmers which got pushed back. It’s very difficult to get fast reforms through in a democracy to build consensus. I am hopeful about the Modi government though. India should do well in the future.

[@mayanksingh0044]

India have to find its own unique way, We have a robust service sector, tech sector, we need to get manufacturing and urbanisation in order rest everything would fall in place automatically

[@tonysu8860]

You may call those Indian sectors "robust" but in various ways they have failed their potential. As an American, I see less Indian call centers which are being replaced by operations that are easier to understand free from Indian dialects and sometimes by automated systems. India's software once was a global presence but I rarely see that anymore. Software today is written at as well elsewhere and using tools that that don't require as much skill. Even more than China, India's technological proficiency has fallen behind as leading countries have made great advances over the past 20 years. Indian investments in technology has largely gone to waste and if an Indian really has a world beating idea that could be profitable, he'd probably be smart to develop that idea in the US instead of in India.

[@Superpo0oper2020]

90% 0f us Inddians 0nly make a d0llar a day, d0nt have en0ugh t0ilets. Maj0rity 0f us Inddians struggle to aff0rd 2 times meal

[@mayanksingh0044]

@@tonysu8860 Indian tech sector has increased its presence, atleast their profits have increased so do their market cap. The big business is of consulting, Giants like TCS, infosys, wipro and many more are very competative, many US companies also hires Indian software egnineer simply coz they are cheap and just as good. Writing a code or developing an app, the technical part would be completed IN INDIA, Be it Nvidia or AMD, the chips would be designed by Indian, Same goes for BMW designers. If india can manufacturing in order and cities too where all of this can be in one place, we would be unbeatable, there is no (poor) country in the world with this much stake in robust sector. In services, US runs deficit with india. (there is no country by which usa runs trade deficit in services). There are small businesses too like of call centres usually low paying (20-25k) 300usd per month, Some people may do it some may not its still there, even the owners dont make much (150kusd) 1500usd per month. Even govt doesnt much care about them too.

[@Hyrodeniamandibulata]

And Toilets 🚽 in every house

[@mayanksingh0044]

@@Hyrodeniamandibulata it was a big political issue and thanks to this it resulted in huge central govt scheme to put drinking water taps in every house and also to put toilets in every house. It started in 2014 after elections and more is more or less done, Just like Chinese toilet revolution by Xi Jin ping. But unlike the chinese India has already achieved it while there is no conclusive data on chinese side except the govt numbers which even the chinese cant believe it

[@agazaman]

In South East basis we have phrased: When there's Chinese in that place, that place will develop,

[@vaishakviswam1970]

Yeah but left ghosted and unused.

[@yzy8638]

​@@vaishakviswam1970 when the word develop used, they dont mean real estate developer, you cant claim a place being developed while being ghosted, if a place is ghosted, than its not developed, wtf ppl now adays

[@incorrect2550]

Dude...India wants to be a player in service/ AI/Software sector and litle bit of manufacturing sector will also do. Nobody is going to replace China...We just want to be better from where we are and thats it !!

[@Alsace2018]

As we all know, there are two cemeteries in this world, the cemetery of the empire and the cemetery of foreign companies.

[@__daddy__]

After years of "growth", lndia's per capita GDP now falls behind Bangladesh. We lndia should first compete with Bangladesh

[@freeman10000]

I am a motorcyclist and I recently bought a Royal Enfield, an Indian owned and made made motorbike. I absolutely love it! I would never consider buying a Chinese made motorbike. India has real potential to surpass China because India has the right democratic mix, a diverse and increasingly cosmopolitan population and is a democratic and innovative nation.

[@yudogcome5901]

Most families in China are now struggling with whether to buy an EV for their second car

[@zz-ww6fv]

印度穷人只能购买摩托车，中国人已经开始购买电动汽车了😂

[@yudogcome5901]

In 2010, China's car sales reached 18 million, and in 2022 it will sell 27 million. You can calculate the car ownership by yourself.

[@vicmarx-sl5xz]

9 billion people, 9 billion opinions, yours one of 9 billion.

[@koushik603]

​@@zz-ww6fvINDIAN BRAND ALSO PRODUCED EV,CAR BIKE, 3wheller,bus,truck,

[@batosato]

Why do you think China cannot automate their manufacturing sector to combat a reduction in labour force?

[@amanarya4915]

Exactly they are ahead in that sector by a miles

[@tonysu8860]

China hasn't shown willingness to automate unless absolutely necessary. Automation requires investment and long term commitment plus some business acumen. If a labor force that costs next to nothing is available, it's low risk and requires no long term commitment to simply hire the cheap labor.

[@priyojitchatterjee6164]

automate to sell to who? china is killing its corporate sector because it doesn't want its economic elites to challenge its political ones so there wont be new jobs to pay for new consumers when that automation eventually takes old jobs. nor will the world buy more than necessary from china anymore because china has become a destabilizing force for the west. now add to that the population collapse caused by one child and the new generations unwillingness to marry and have kids due to various cultural and social reasons, you are looking at a population collapse on a catastrophic scale followed by an economic one.

[@huikit2109]

Already

[@kimchiba4570]

It's already happening.. A reducing in Chinese labor force is no big deal

[@bradleyc79]

I had to share this video on my social media. Thank you from Chicago/ Great work

[@bhuvaneshs.k638]

As an Indian i can tell u this whole make in India is medicore at best. Unless modi has the spine to bring in Judiciary reforms and bureaucracy reforms nothing will change

[@ankur8290]

Yes Sir the SPINE is up and working and pretty straight. Bureaucracy is not only centrally controlled but also through States. Not only these 9 years but the previous Government has also tried well enough to uplift people. We need visionary leaders from the States and in Centre (no matter which party ) . Funny thing is that we say politicians don't care about this country but interestingly they can only rule for a few decades but these bureaucrats rule for years and years and you know still the young crowd of India want to become the Bureaucrate 😅

[@easyeasegraphics]

very true.

[@ccx22]

FDI number speaks for itself

[@narasimhashelar6745]

he has tried to, but the dirty opposition politics has hindered him.

[@bhuvaneshs.k638]

@@narasimhashelar6745 bruh he has majority 😭 Don't blame his incompetence on other

[@Frank_Techguy]

1.7 billion of starving people. They all focus on only one thing.

[@GavIsHti]

Y the comment section hating on india ..india didnt say india will overtake or beat china ..its the western media ... And someone else is feeling the pain in their chest.

[@everypitchcounts4875]

People often overlook the design process of high end microchips and advanced semiconductors. Everyone jumps straight into development and manufacturing.

[@gaurav_0369]

Well India does have the necessary talent and capital, only time will tell the results

[@zaoy1286]

True. This industry needs way more than investment. If you have thousands of excellent engineers and billions of dollars, you might succeed in 30 years.

[@fuzzywuzzy0549]

No, It doesn't@@gaurav_0369

[@satriojumeneng7055]

I have a very basic question: If India overtakes China in terms of GDP, then what's left for Europe and America?

[@zywin131]

还是你看得透彻，蛋糕就那么大，一直是西方分走绝大部分，中国突然出现抢走了西方一大块蛋糕，西方已经恼怒成这样，恨不得把中国掐死，印度再来分一块？哈哈，用屁股猜都能猜到会发生什么。😂

[@wumaobot]

No, thats why you will see EU and US join hand together to stop india

[@fuzzywuzzy0549]

There was no India. It was princely states fighting each other and you can't compare agriculture based economy with industrialization. the only reason you have running water, electricity, concrete multiple floor buildings, internet, combustion engines, everything modern is because the west gave it to you. India still has nothing go offer to the modern civilization even after having been given everything. There are still 400 million people shitting out in the open. go figure@@_heyo_harshita

[@imtiazpabel4769]

Good luck India From Bangladesh ❤️

[@YTMRCODER]

Thx from India

[@IndranilFromIndia]

India's main strength is in services - not in manufacturing. India cannot be a replacement of China in manufacturing ..it is three decades behind China in this field.

[@boulderbash19700209]

The same can be said about China and Japan in 1980s, and yet there they are today.

[@utjiesugiarto6070]

Yes. Why but Indonesia Malaysia Filipino. Nigerian Vietnam. Kambodia. Laos

[@user-iz2nu8ie8u]

@@boulderbash19700209 China IQ=105 Japan IQ=105 but India only 83

[@no_one4686]

Every time someone compares India to China, it’s in terms of overtaking the economy; as an overseas Indian, I can tell tell you it will not happen in this century. Communist China can manipulate their currency and there is nothing international body can do about it. China also doesn’t have to worry about who will be elected president. Basically India’s democracy will hurt it. Now, India really doesn’t need to overtake China in economy. India just needs be self reliant for the next two decades and continue to build infrastructure and pull its population out of poverty. With US and China duking it out for no 1 economy, India should focus on building. 75 years after independence and 20 more to become 3rd largest economy. That’s a deal.

[@oop1944]

Makes a lot of sense.

[@bosea2575]

I am from india and had lived in many countries and had been to 51 countries including China. Believe me india will never reach the development status of China unless and until the indians change their mindset

[@colinlee9678]

It is absolutely laughable to predict India can overtake China! India would need more than a century to build the same amount heavy industries , heavy infrastructures , heavy logistics, for etc., etc., by which time China's hitech factories and infrastructures would be centuries ahead of those in India! As for hitech progress to date, as at today. where is India 's space station, or rover on the moon? Having the largest population in the world would logically also come with having the most number of unemployed , poor, uneducated, unskilled , sick , criminals, etc !

[@buckyhermit]

In general, I find that if you ask "what do you know about the history of [insert Asian country here]?", you get a lot of blank stares. Our schools (in the west) don't exactly do a great job of teaching about Asian history.

[@PratUshh]

These western videos don't do justice either, they only repaint a stereotypical image of the country, just like this video, and many videos that only pick a deliberate shot from worlds 200-300yrs oldest largest spice market etc and paint a very poor image in everyone's eyes.They never show a shot from Indore/bengaluru/Gurugram etc. Just like they never shot from the food deserts or slums in western countries

[@unconscious1076]

I think Chinese people see Japan as a bigger competitor to them than India

[@Animefreak2005]

Lol japan just lost whole trillion from it's economy 💀

[@shyamdevadas6099]

Frankly, anyone who has spent time in India understands that the ubiquitous problem is corruption. It is a problem that permeates every sector and every level of that society. From policemen to cab drivers, everyone seems to be on the dole. It's a central fact of life there. China had a similar problem with corruption and to their credit, they eradicated much if not most of it. The catch is that to do this, they had to resort to extra-legal measures that were only possible in an authoritarian state. The examples are rife. When food safety inspectors were found responsible for allowing tainted pet food to reach market as the result of bribes, the Central Government arrested, detained, secretly tried, and summarily executed them. Corrupt military officers have been quietly removed. Thousands of corrupt politicians have been quietly removed, tried, imprisoned, and often executed. You can do all of these things in a country with no democratic tradition. India is totally different. For all of its issues, India is still the world's largest democracy. If Modi and his Hindu nationalist thugs try to clamp down using the Chinese playbook, there will be a massive uprising. Anyone who has tried to do business in India has encountered corruption, at some level. This makes India generally less attractive for foreign investors. Without that infusion of foreign direct investment (as happened in China), India doesn't have a chance.

[@user-gf5dr5nq6l]

Corruption in india is practically extinct now since India now has the greatest leader on earth, he killed corruption in 2017 in a move called 'demonitization' it is a masterstroke the likes of which has never been wtinessed in human history.

[@zaoy1286]

You are absolutely funny. Dealing with corruption doesn't need some kind of "secret execution," you need law. Why do people protest for arresting those bad guys?

[@shambhaggoe9077]

China is more corrupt than India. And Modi is not 'Hindu nationalist'

[@k.k.c8670]

Just remember... China kept its head down for 3 decades, worked day & night, built infrastructure, education capabilities, healthcare, R&D, manufacturing facilities etc etc. It did so quietly till it reached almost 10T in size.. Yes 10T in around 2013. And that was in USD at that time. Why Indians attract so much attention to themselves at their current level of development baffles many people. China did not even make much noise when it surpassed Japan to become no2 GDP in 2010.

[@krishnakantbais]

You are right about present India. But you, my friend aren't unfortunately well informed about indian history prior to British rule. Talking about India's unproductiveness, it was a meticulous manifestation during colonial era facilitating unidirectional flow of resources and that of finished goods for growing industries in England at the cost of indigenous industries here. This situation was exacerbated by the red tapism and inefficiencies brought in by centralized economy post independence. This has resulted in a largely neglected secondary sector while over reliance and over burdening of the primary and tertiary sectors. Apart from this small thing that I wanted to add, personally speaking, you people make great videos and have my support and best wishes👍

[@nenasiek]

Havent u been independent fot 75 years now? Couldnt u have built a better system by now?

[@pikachue602]

@@nenasiek we've greatly created a strong nation capable enough to rival its former colonial rulers but thnx to USA's sanctions ,CIA created terrorists organisations, Maoists gangs of China , Islamic attacks , British created mess (famines ,border disputes, 1971 and 1972 devastating wars, World wars killing millions of British Indian forces who never got recognition ),a pseudo Gandhi family etc we lacked in many cases.. but still we're developing greatly ..

[@chee-liekho5860]

Correction. India was a sub continent of many countries and is not a single country before the British colonialism. These countries have totally different languages and cultures. For example present Pakistan speaks Urdu, Tamil Naidu speaks Tamil, Kashmiris speaks Kashmiris, khalistani speaks Punjabi etc with totally different writing scripts. An estimate of close to a hundred languages not dialects of a language are used. The British lumped all these gountries into a single administration area for ease of control. When the British granted independence it did it in a hurry and did not consult all involved. This led to the first break up of Pakistan. Kashmir is a trouble spot. Bangladesh had ceceded. Kalistan has its independence movement. In its history Nrs. Gandhi was assassinated by sikhs and her son was assassinated by Tamils. Present India officially has a national language but English is the only common language. It will be tough to pull all these " countries" into one direction.

[@vaishakviswam1970]

@@chee-liekho5860 the solution to put the country in one direction is to put the democracy on hold and follow the CCP style of rule for over a 20 yr period.

[@gaurav-hn5zd]

​@@chee-liekho5860Laughable. You're not an Indian, but claim to explain Indian history to others. India had one, same culture, thus one nation. Different languages does not make it different countries.

[@user-et1vi6jo3w]

With the current growth rate of around 6%, India may not catch up with China even after several centuries, not just decades.

[@STAR-616]

Half knowledge LMAO

[@libmananchannel]

Hello ”VisualPolitik EN”! Thank you for showing us such a wonderful video! I feel so happy! I'm looking forward to your next work! Have a nice day!

[@smitchandrakar4652]

I'm an Indian I guess I know about India as much as visualpolitik research team knows India's human rights violation is just about equal to HR violation in USA and Denmark. I guess that must be necessary amount of HR violation. 😂

[@DT-im1dp]

Stop comparing India to China. They only have 1 thing in common, their huge population. That’s it. Nothing else is similar between them.

[@divya9951]

Where did he compare china 🤣🤣 He is just praising modi

[@IndoSB]

You have shown so many Tug Carts in a 18 min video that I haven't seen in all my lifetime living in India.

[@dronemediahd8193]

As an indian i think you Not even spent 1 min on research . And Reading 2-3 articles you Think that you have Understood everything . India is a power surplus country, you not highlighted major infrastructure projects in India actually tons are under-construction. And major Reforms such as national Logistics policy ,PLI scheam and many more this video is useless

[@souravjaiswal-jr4bj]

Infrastructure development under Modi compared to previous government not only increased but put on Adderall. The pace of construction is second only to China at its peak.

[@beastofthepriest6923]

India needs to focus on eradicating open defecation and cease the worship of cows.

[@peteip2604]

Made is Africa is ahead of make in India, due to its co operation with China.

[@priyojitchatterjee6164]

south African collapse.. made in China

[@ty-ger4300]

Dead on

[@bossman4146]

This video 📹 has just made Indians so happy. This man didn't not talk about, Kashmir, Nagaland, Assam. India 🇮🇳 Pakistan 🇵🇰 war can cause so much Indian investment to 0% growth. Remember when Pakistan shut it's Air space to India. Indian businesses were crying.

[@haoli5779]

I have no idea what does india economy looks like, so i googled the "top 10 most export good from india and China" These are the result: Top 10 Indua Exports: Mineral fuels including oil: US$42.6 billion (11.8% of total exports) Gems, precious metals: $39.7 billion (11%) Organic chemicals: $25.1 billion (7%) Machinery including computers: $24.6 billion (6.8%) Electrical machinery, equipment: $22.9 billion (6.4%) Pharmaceuticals: $20.7 billion (5.8%) Vehicles: $17.1 billion (4.8%) Iron, steel: $13.8 billion (3.8%) Aluminum: $10.2 billion (2.8%) Articles of iron or steel: $9 billion (2.5%) Top 10 Chinese exports Electrical machinery, equipment: US$954.8 billion (26.6% of total exports) Machinery including computers: $552 billion (15.4%) Vehicles: $150.2 billion (4.2%) Plastics, plastic articles: $143.5 billion (4%) Furniture, bedding, lighting, signs, prefabricated buildings: $130.9 billion (3.6%) Articles of iron or steel: $110.3 billion (3.1%) Toys, games: $103.3 billion (2.9%) Organic chemicals: $101.9 billion (2.8%) Knit or crochet clothing, accessories: $90.9 billion (2.5%) Iron, steel: $77.3 billion (2.2%)

[@michelwong1]

India to 【Compete】 With China ??? 。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

[@Jason-sf8vx]

India is more talk and less action, ask those who had went into India and you will know more

[@ty-ger4300]

The last time I went to India I step on a big piece of constipated crap

[@TheGolfdaily]

I don't think people who worship cows as their Gods can complete with people who loves to eat cows...

[@nmew6926]

The world of manufacturing is not just Iphone, semiconductors or Tesla. I went in a hardware shop and tried to find out if there was something made in India. Absolutely nothing.

[@cedriclynch]

If you go into a hardware shop in India you will find that most of the products on sale are made in India. Also almost all of the bicycles, motorcycles, scooters, cars, trucks, buses and autorickshaws you see on the road are made in India; in some cases they have foreign brand names such as Honda and Suzuki but are nevertheless entirely made in India.

[@jimmylam9846]

Something you don't notice 29% Indian generic drugs in US were from there including the eye drops made you died or blind....and some after market Auto parts or you wife's diamond ring...

[@YTMRCODER]

Who made number zero? 😂

[@immortalwarrior2695]

I lived in India for a long time and I never experienced power cuts. That's such thing was the past

[@jetli740]

who care about power cut when you got cow patty to make fire🤣🤣

[@EkantBhairab]

As an Indian I would say India needs to build toilets for all and learn to keep them clean first. Congratulations

[@navi-x-nesh6950]

That means You're not indian but cyinisia 🤓🙏🏼

[@SyedFIslam]

Who is this guy from India... India is good in production of children

[@Dr.Kay_R]

Power outage? India gives separate power lines to industries and roads. So during a shortage, they cut home power and not factories/road lights.

[@Indian_Rajput]

Bro they are not updated about recent BJP India they think India from Congress era or pre 2015

[@factoshala1487]

never seen long power cuts since 5 years lol idk what this guy smoked

[@yzy8638]

its funny how people from "democracy" react the same way with "communist" when westerner made bold claim of their countries, yet western media are still regard as truthful, accurate and reliable.

[@daredevil30000]

@@factoshala1487Rural areas?

[@dv9239]

​@@Indian_RajputBJP India is worse 😂 it's better if they don't learn about current India

[@thomHD]

India has so much potential. The Chinese gov, to confound their demographic problems, has turned the country into one that few foreigners wish to move to.

[@lollymanna]

ok

[@crapp0]

IM not too sure about that, there is a boot brand which i like who for short time had their boots manufactured in countries like indonesia, bangladesh and vietnam moved some of their models to india, and boy did the quality and fit and finish go down the drain. I had to return all of my boots made india due it having defects right out of the box. Recently purchased a pair made in vietnam, and it has gone back to the quality that i knew.

[@priyojitchatterjee6164]

moral of the story pay peanuts get shit

[@crapp0]

@@priyojitchatterjee6164 Moral of the story in my experience, you dont get what you pay for from made in india, there are other countries which make the same exact product., but without the numerous defects. Blame it on the workers for assembling it poorly. The one which suffers is the brand, not the host country since they should know better than to showcase poor workmanship. The main benefit of india is the cheap labour, but whats the point when they produce things out of spec. Your not going to survive long with terrible quality as your main selling point.

[@biggdaddyy]

@@crapp0 made in india products are regarded as good quality , don’t make things in your head . In textiles also cheap clothes are made in Bangladesh and high end clothes are made in india . We all know the quality of Chinese products , most won’t even last a week .

[@crapp0]

@@biggdaddyy it's not i my head, I have the numerous made in india boots from a certain manufacturer which I had to return "all" of them due to defects aplenty. Thank god they listened to mine and countless other customers feedback that the Indian sub contractor of their boots was given the "boot", and the same model but made in Vietnam is so much better. Unfortunately, india is notorious for shoddy workmanship. Don't let patriotism blind you from reality. The only good items which used to be made in India was the Nokia phones of the 90s. There is a reason why Nokia exited India and apple never considered India until China started becoming difficult to do business. Apple exited china, so the leftovers get handed to the lowest common bidder.

[@Miamcoline]

Good vid and great plug as usual.

[@my33311]

India even can't compete with Vietnam and Indonesia.

[@mojtabaqanbarzadeh7045]

India is too inhomogeneous to be a superpower like China, plus there’s already a China! China had non of these challenges.

[@utkarshkumar7154]

Modi:leader of the biggest democracy with huge cultural and economical diversity which is thriving Biden:human rights wht?

[@asbmbs5530]

I think it's impossible. The basic issues are missing in India. India never learnt from China.

[@paramarcosandgarud4912]

As for your concern about power cuts this year's summer was the highest getting temp in last few years and power cuts doesn't occur in India only it also occur in so called first world countries of Europe and North America and since you said Indian economic is highly dependent of non renewable resources than I should remind you that India is the only G20 COUNTRY WHICH has making it remarks in 2° celcius promise and infact usa has withdrawn it's promise from 2° celcius remarks

[@PratUshh]

WESTERN HYPOCRISY is every where.

[@user-jg4dr3xj8t]

我已经很久没有感受过停电的滋味了，即便是在夏天。我们家上次停电还是2012年

[@utjiesugiarto6070]

Jangan percaya AS... Kalo negara india ingin maju

[@agazaman]

Work ethic is not the same with Asian oriental

[@__daddy__]

20 years ago when I was a kid, I heard of "lndia to become world superpower in 10 years". But now after 20 years, lndia still ranks 107th out of 121 countries in the World Hunger Index 2022 🙄

[@kkkkk7810]

Even after 50 years, when Indian GDP will be 35 trillion USD, you will see India ranked as 121 in World Hunger Index. I live in India. Fun fact: From 2021 till now, I haven't paid anything just to feed myself. Govt. provides Grains, Pulses, Oil and other essentials per person based on income in India. Almost for a Dollar a month per person. Along with that, there are so many Free food stalls where you can have good meal for typically free. 1 to 10 rupees (0.1 to 0.6 dollars).

[@svanimation8969]

​@@kkkkk7810yeah lol ! In India we have largest food program these western talks about hunger index joke ranking ! 😂were they show weirdest data 😂 based on 3k people's opinions

[@rathmam]

The Chinese can develop and build lithography machines at home, while the Indian is starting to lure foreign companies to build chip factories.

[@keangwooichoo6138]

India and China are the most powerful countries in Asia. Respect both.

[@tommyj6289]

■India's Hunger index 2013: 63rd rank 2022: 107th rank ■India's Happiness index. 2013: 111th rank 2022: 136th rank ■India's press freedom rank 2013:79th 2022: 150th ....the fourth pillar of worlds largest democracy is no more ■India's unemployment rate 2013: 4.9% 2023: 7.5% Unemployment rate never increase in growing economy.... india is growing only on paper and by loan ■India's Debt before 2014: ₹55 lakh crore 2023: ₹155 lakh crore ■India's GDP from 2004 to 2014: $709 billion to 2.04 trillion (almost triple) India's GDP from 2014 to 2024: $2.04 trillion to 3.6 trillion (expected)...not even double

[@akashpandey1215]

So much hardwork for what comment!!

[@FakeAccount-wp5wv]

Thats why education is imp !!

[@rajindian7292]

See we just started our journey for making India as developed nation by 2050 🎯... current indian modi govt putting manifold aggressive efforts for improvement of existing & new infrastructure.....Let see what will be happen...we will implement all assertive efforts rebuild our nation which was illegal suppressed by mugals (800) years & Britishers (200) years...Jai hind 🇮🇳🧘‍♂️🙏

[@Tom-fw6bx]

2050? Indians can always give exact numbers, as long as it is the future. Recall that Indians claim it would be that on 1/1/2020? Lol You can modify it to 1/3/2050 to be more Indian style.

[@ln6593]

Taiwan, Japan, Korea, Singapore, Malaysia, China had their issues before they overcame their problems. Under the Mughals & British India became no 2 in GDP. That couldn’t happen with suppression. Some of the East Asian & SE Asia were far far far behind India when India got independent. In 1990, China & India’s GDP were fairly close. In 2023, India has crawled while China has jumped. Meanwhile these other countries have leaped passed India. You can’t blame Mughals & British when Indians have done a very poor job post independence. Instead of blaming others focus on learning best practices in these countries.

[@Talphazero]

​@@ln6593under mughals yes, under the British? Absolutely not. Before the British india had a share of 25% of the worlds gdp just like China, but it had been reduced to less than 2% by the time they left, yes india had a very slow growth under the socialist regime, but giving credit to the British? That's just stupid.

[@anshumansarkar3206]

As a Hindu Indian I support BRICS and De Dollarisation 💵

[@Ryan49861]

I have to agree. First Japan in the 1980s and now it's China. If India helped the US to drag down China, even when India manages to be the 2nd spot, then it will be the US target and no country will come to its aid. India and China need to work together just like other countries and focus on economic development.

[@agrajyadav2951]

​@@Ryan49861us destroyed japanese economy because japan is an American vassal. That is not the case for China or India.

[@guens01]

It's time to retire the old talking point that China's labor is cheap. China stopped being cheap in 2010.

[@lifewithashwin]

People pushing carts, carrying heavy boxes and India gate are the only things shown about India in first half of the video 🤯🤯

[@MoModeMoN89]

A very bad study when comparing China and India. This channel has the same old view of China in the early 2000s, where it was sought after for its cheap labour, and cheap manufacturing base. This is no longer the case. The China today has high level skill workers often beating those in the west for high skill jobs, they are innovative and technology leaders competiting with US companies, China has the most companies in the fortune 500. This Channel is a joke for comparing India with China, there is no comparison, India is not even in the same league.

[@haha-lu1rw]

Agree. This channel is a great joke.

[@wongwljoey]

Congrats India. Well deserved and necessary for the future for the human race. A single major power at the expense of everyone else has plagued this earth for nearly a century. Every corner of the globe needs a major power with comparable strength. Only thing left is we’re waiting on Brazil and the African Union waking up in order to compete. Compete, not conflict. Is key

[@ZXK2006]

The rise of India as a potential superpower will only bring about aggression and war. I can't see what benefits India as a potential superpower's rise will bring to mankind. Will it set off a wave of violence against women and discrimination against the bottom people?

[@YTMRCODER]

@@ZXK2006atleast we didn’t create Covid! 😂 And women are safe here mostly apart from some places! Atleast people in school are safe

[@roberts2697]

@@YTMRCODER You still don't know which country has created covid ??? Indians are well known to be on Youtude the most and you have still not watched what Dr. David Martin has said at the EU parliament on May 2023 ?? I will try to give you the links in another reply below,YT always deletes links related to that topic.

[@sebastianthierfelder1323]

Great video!

[@bradleyc79]

Good sound and video footage /Thank you

[@Rav01508]

Listen carefully Indians! China has $3.5 trillion dollars worth of forex reserves. Plus China has $2 trillion dollars worth of loans to BRI countries. On top of that, China has $3 trillion dollars worth of assets globally like mineral rights, ports, start-ups, stocks, sovereign wealth funds etc. Add to that, China recorded $880 billion dollars worth of trade surplus last year alone. While India only got $500 plus billion forex reserves and India wants to counter China? This is not even a David vs. Goliath kinda thing, this is an ant taking on a T-rex

[@SDFNI3894YR]

30 years. and it will be done. I'm from india. the crazy amount of business we are seeing is huge. young indian's entrepreneurship and risky taking ability has far outgrown then imagined.I say again. 30 years and it will match china.

[@jetli740]

@@SDFNI3894YR 30 yrs to catch up to china? you think china stop and wait for you to catch up? delusional at it best

[@YTMRCODER]

China also has 3.5 trillion dollars of Covid Reserves 😂

[@jagdpanther2224]

China is a "Super-Super Power", it is nothing India can match 😄😁😁😁😃

[@gunaborman1699]

​@@SDFNI3894YRyes I see new roads ,bridges , factories setting up almost every day in India the speed at which india is growing is unreal.. it's the fastest growing economy while China is slowing down and under huge debt you can also see how semi conductor industries, Apple, Tesla all are racing to invest in India when india will reach at it's full potential it will not grow it will lift off like a rocket.