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Sairaj Kadam

Entrepreneur • 8m

Why Isn’t India Developing Faster? Is it the people or the government? When I look at countries like China, their rapid progress makes me wonder—why are we so slow? I keep hearing claims like “India will beat China in five years,” but is that reali

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Hey I am on Medial • 8m

India could not beat China in near future , China is dictatorship , there is no election ,Xi zinping is lifetime President so they can focus on development and India is democracy where only few good parties are there for development other parties want distribute freebies for election

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Sairaj Kadam

Entrepreneur • 8m

Definitely, that is true. India is great in its own way, and China has its strengths too, though not always in the best ways. India embraces democracy, and while some parties truly follow democratic principles, others are more focused on freebies and personal gain. Comparing India and China might seem unfair, but my main point was to highlight that India is behind China in some aspects. However, we shouldn't be overly concerned because there are many areas where India excels far beyond China. It's not a fair game; it's a rigged game, but India has its own unique strengths.

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