China VS. India - What the media doesn't understand

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  • čas přidán 16. 05. 2024
  • Bloomberg recently made a video about India overtaking China's economy. Like how most western media covers the topic, Bloomberg made the two economies appear similar, and the two countries destined to be rivals. This is a great oversimplification and shows our problem with our China and India media coverage.
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  • @pbworld7858
    @pbworld7858 Před 11 dny +21

    Nobody is comparing India with China except the Indians themselves.

  • @darvidkoh2707
    @darvidkoh2707 Před 15 dny +166

    Former Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew said India and China cannot be mentioned in the same breath. China is on another level. In India people are obsessed with China's global standing but in China people hardly talk about India.

    • @chaz4609
      @chaz4609 Před 15 dny +9

      Jai Hind. When he speaks like-minded democratic folks listen because our Modi is the current 5Eyes democracy Rockstar.

    • @Facts..Checker
      @Facts..Checker Před 15 dny

      ​@@chaz4609Again that proves Indians mentality if not all, bragging here and there. Seeing China as a boogeyman is almost like a religion there,. Perhaps to help easing its own backwardness and failures in comparison with China despite all the values and systems it has. And the west notice them well and exploiting them to the best.
      Worst, India actually buy them!😮. An Indian scholar said, there won't be peace until India catches up with China. Hence, it will be a long way to the future, if ever.

    • @seebauong9593
      @seebauong9593 Před 15 dny

      ​@@chaz4609, India better be careful, USA are just using India to counter China, once India is of no more value to them its very easy for USA to create separatist group in India to fight the Hindus controlled government

    • @midnightrc9054
      @midnightrc9054 Před 15 dny

      You are declaring victory prematurely. Wait till 2030. Its especially going to hurt if Chinese avg growth falls below 4%. If LKY was alive today, he'd never write-off India.

    • @taiwanstillisntacountry
      @taiwanstillisntacountry Před 15 dny +30

      Tell us about the caste-system.
      Or what Dalits are.

  • @soanphan2834
    @soanphan2834 Před 15 dny +117

    India is the country of future, and the future never arrived, LEE KUAN YEW

    • @Anonymous------
      @Anonymous------ Před 15 dny +17

      India living in the past stone age. 😂

    • @chew5461
      @chew5461 Před 15 dny +1

      What are the views of the generations after him?

    • @biggpicture2930
      @biggpicture2930 Před 14 dny +6

      My view is that as a society, it is reverting to back the age of empires. Current situation is so dire that they only dream of a fantastic future.

    • @biggpicture2930
      @biggpicture2930 Před 14 dny +4

      You can always see that as they always proclaiming india will be a 4 or 5 trillion econmy or it will have the third largest economy or a superpower.

    • @andrewlim7751
      @andrewlim7751 Před 14 dny

      Every Indian greatest dream is to leave India, and that's from Indians themselves.

  • @fatdoi003
    @fatdoi003 Před 14 dny +21

    Do not talk about India and China in the same breath. India is not a real country. Instead, it is 32 separate nations that happen to be arrayed along the British rail line. - Lee Kuan Yew

  • @AnotherExtraFist
    @AnotherExtraFist Před 15 dny +51

    "What the media doesn't understand" implies that the Media actually seeks to understand. They don't. They seek to shape your understanding to their liking. Period.

    • @adamiskandar5107
      @adamiskandar5107 Před 14 dny

      Unfortunately for most Indians, they are caught up in the narratives pushed by the West. If Indian leaders had retained greater sovereignty, they would know where their interests lie, and would have quickly resolved their differences and cooperated with China.

    • @peanut0brain
      @peanut0brain Před 14 dny

      The western medias job is to create narratives . A news anchor said it herself! "it's our job to create narratives"

    • @georgewilder7423
      @georgewilder7423 Před 13 dny +1

      Absolutely correct..

  • @GLOBALALLIANCE
    @GLOBALALLIANCE Před 14 dny +16

    I visited India April 2024 as a tourist and I also toured China in 2018. I completely agree your comment about comparing Mercedes to a model T. There is no comparison 😢

    • @AnnieT369
      @AnnieT369 Před 9 dny

      India is not even a Model T. It's a rickshaw.

  • @danwelterweight4137
    @danwelterweight4137 Před 15 dny +92

    India exports about $450 Billion a year.
    China exports over $6.6 Trillion a year and is the largest trading partner of 140 countries world wide.
    China's strength isn't just a large population. It's the entire industrial, manufacturing ecosystem together with the technical know how, the abundance of labor skills and know how, the state of the art logistics and infrastructure in just one place.
    India just can't compete.
    They are not even in the same league.

    • @Anonymous------
      @Anonymous------ Před 15 dny +25

      Nothing has been stopping India from becoming modernized, despite all the help and support from the west but most of India is still living in stone age. Africa with over 1 billion population has brighter future than India.

    • @AshishBagade-hv4el
      @AshishBagade-hv4el Před 14 dny +6

      Not true that’s merchandise exports only…well the gap is there but it’s not like this…India exports 780 billion of goods and services and China exports 3.4 trillion of goods and services so 4.8 times roughly not 15 times as you WRONGLY suggest 😎

    • @peanut0brain
      @peanut0brain Před 14 dny +8

      ​@@AshishBagade-hv4elwhat products are India exporting?!

    • @Anonymous------
      @Anonymous------ Před 14 dny

      @@AshishBagade-hv4el
      I don't believe Endia government's statistics, since it's notoriously not trustworthy.

    • @KonderGaming
      @KonderGaming Před 12 dny

      ​@peanut0brain India exports the most grains, medicines, iron ore, services, beef and electronics to the world. India is a very big market and the demand of the people here is very high. 😂

  • @barrywong4327
    @barrywong4327 Před 15 dny +86

    Economically, India and China are in two different leagues. There is no comparison; you’re absolutely correct.
    In my opinion, India has a tough time finding itself, largely due to the long history of British colonialism. It’s foolishly proud of its “democracy” and yet blind to its ineffectiveness for a poor developing country with myriads of problems, inefficiencies, cultural and religious divisiveness, corruption and burdensome bureaucracy. In contrast, China is pragmatic, efficient, effective, cohesive and stable.
    Geopolitically, India is hysteric about China. This sentiment is clearly manifested in India’s popular media and in its ruling class. Frankly, its root is a mixture of foolish pride, inferior complex and unwarranted suspicion.
    Over the decades China has resolved peacefully its territorial disputes with all its neighbors, countries large and small, except two: India and Japan. Chances of a resolution are not good because India’s leadership is afraid of appearing weak by making compromises with China. Also India uses the dispute as a leverage to bargain for favorable considerations from the US. As such, I don’t think India is genuinely wanting to resolve the dispute with China.
    It’s ashamed that India is not seeking cooperation with China to jump start and speed up its development. Both are great and ancient cultures. For thousands of years, the two civilizations were friendly neighbors. Frictions between the two nations were a legacy of the irresponsible and evil British empire.
    Foolish pride on the part of India is getting in the way of true friendship.

    • @midnightrc9054
      @midnightrc9054 Před 15 dny

      On India's part, India wants China to treat itself as an equal. Not like some irrelevant country like Philippines, with Chinese vessels brutally threatening its military vessels. Whether India deserves such respect is up to you. India will be a 7 trillion economy by 2030 if it continues its current avg of 7%. China reached 7 trillion back in 2013.
      The window is getting shorter. Do you really want to antagonize the west and India to eventually just force India to spend 100B+ USD per year just to capture your western flank and counter your oil-supply lines? Or do you want to keep the US power in check and build neutral relations with India?

    • @midnightrc9054
      @midnightrc9054 Před 15 dny

      On India's part, India wants China to treat itself as an equal. Not like some irrelevant country like Philippines, with Chinese vessels brutally threatening its military vessels. Whether India deserves such respect is up to you. India will be a 7 trillion economy by 2030 if it continues its current avg of 7%. China reached 7 trillion back in 2013.
      The window is getting shorter. Do you really want to antagonize the west and India to eventually just force India to spend 100B+ USD per year just to capture your western flank and counter your oil-supply lines? Or do you want to keep the US power in check and build neutral relations with India?

    • @Anonymous------
      @Anonymous------ Před 15 dny +11

      It's all in the DNA.

    • @harrykekgmail
      @harrykekgmail Před 14 dny +7

      If you live in Singapore or Malaysia, you can understand and appreciate both China and India DNA very well.

    • @Anonymous------
      @Anonymous------ Před 14 dny +1

      @@harrykekgmail
      Singapore could do just as well or even better without Indians.

  • @virgiliomateus4239
    @virgiliomateus4239 Před 15 dny +81

    Well done.
    Musk instead of visiting Modi prefered to visit chinese PM.
    The supply chain, infrastructure and the manpower quality in india and in china are completely different. And beaurocracy no needs to speak. Cleanless vs clean... Unsafe vs safe... India speaks too much and does much less.

    • @Anonymous------
      @Anonymous------ Před 15 dny

      India spends it time on lying, cheating and boasting, while China stays silent and achieve it's goal through honest hard work.

    • @chew5461
      @chew5461 Před 15 dny +13

      "India speaks too much and does much less" . 😂How come you also know about this characteristic? I thought only we know of this open secret.

    • @RafalPedros-vt6nw
      @RafalPedros-vt6nw Před 14 dny

      Of course this is exactly the attitude china is gonna lose. Chinese people are slaves to your party. We will be india clean or not or whatever Indians have their spine.

    • @pto595
      @pto595 Před 14 dny +7

      @@chew5461 It's equally hard to make an Indian stop talking than to make an Indian working.

    • @rohanjaiswal7420
      @rohanjaiswal7420 Před 13 dny

      But India have freedom we didn't kill Tibetans in the name of religion l

  • @waikinchan1856
    @waikinchan1856 Před 12 dny +5

    Never heard any Chinese comparing with India.

  • @virgiliomateus4239
    @virgiliomateus4239 Před 15 dny +22

    Comparing china and india to mean that india is near to catch up china has no rationale, it's merely either propaganda or envy. The haters of china adore to bring that topic to discussion aiming to poke the dragon.
    But that exercise apparently ludicrous hides a geopolitical motive. The westerners in block search for gether pawns to fight china or russia, mostly china, given that since the theory of John MacInder the ultimate goal is to dominate, lean the called World Island, that updatednow is represented by russia, china and the 5 of central asia. For that they need explore the periphery, east europe, southwest asia, southeast asia, east asia... making pressure now on Ukraine, Georgia, Iran, India Philipines, Taiwan... and intel and ned and alikes go working on the countries around also.

    • @CattleFarmer667
      @CattleFarmer667 Před 15 dny

      US cant do much to China. China has strong economic allies in Asia and Middle East. Japan and S Korea may stir some trouble but China will just let loose her rabid dog aka N Korea.

  • @alsetalokin88
    @alsetalokin88 Před 15 dny +12

    china is the most sovereign nation on earth in regards to most crucial sectors. india is still just a post colonial outpost of the west. also, mirshamer is a biased sinophobic influencer not worth quoting. india should wise up and man up to cooperate with china, not being duped into divide and conquer mentality of the west.

    • @sumitpawar9954
      @sumitpawar9954 Před 12 dny

      India needs to Sanatan vedic principles ,rest time will tell.

  • @rudyalfonsus686
    @rudyalfonsus686 Před 14 dny +13

    Indian always feel the need to talk loud. Only with talk big and loud they can feel secure

  • @Anonymous------
    @Anonymous------ Před 15 dny +78

    India is number 1 at BS. 😂

    • @inkbold8511
      @inkbold8511 Před 15 dny +9

      This is completely true

    • @Lost_Johnny
      @Lost_Johnny Před 14 dny +10

      They overcapacity in that area :)

    • @KonderGaming
      @KonderGaming Před 12 dny

      What is BS ?😅

    • @Anonymous------
      @Anonymous------ Před 12 dny

      @@KonderGaming
      Bovine waste such as lying, fabricating stories, boasting, making false claims.

    • @Anonymous------
      @Anonymous------ Před 4 dny

      ​@@KonderGaming
      B.0,vin.e vvas,te.

  • @fabianyaptortong1885
    @fabianyaptortong1885 Před 15 dny +17

    Find another's example: India vs USA comparison

    • @inkbold8511
      @inkbold8511 Před 15 dny +6

      Try India vs Congo instead 😂

    • @fabianyaptortong1885
      @fabianyaptortong1885 Před 14 dny +1

      @@inkbold8511 India superpower must compare superpowers countries

    • @harrypit9616
      @harrypit9616 Před 12 dny

      @@fabianyaptortong1885only indian think india is superpower

  • @user-xl1wr9wm4f
    @user-xl1wr9wm4f Před 14 dny +6

    India is developing & progressing - it’s high time too. Indians are euphoric about this. Nevertheless, it cannot be compared to China or any other country. It has miles to go. It cannot call itself a super power or a completely developed nation just based on its economy, which will certainly surpass that of Germany & Japan.
    India does not need at any level to beat China or any other country. All India requires is to be focused on its growth & development; provide basics, security & stability to its population. Then, it will be automatically recognized & praised.
    Western media are utilizing India to contain China & Russia.

  • @X-H-Wu
    @X-H-Wu Před 15 dny +34

    I always wonder do Indians and Modi know that India is dubbed as "the graveyard for foreign investment". Those who had invested there were drowned one by one. No foreign companies like to do business with India.

    • @Anonymous------
      @Anonymous------ Před 14 dny +7

      Even Endians themselves don't invest in Endia, the reasons are obvious.

    • @AshishBagade-hv4el
      @AshishBagade-hv4el Před 14 dny

      Wrong FDI is just behind China and the US…vestment is close to 80 billion last fiscal..I mean the gap is there but it’s not like this 20-30 times gap that everyone wants to believe …more like 3.9 to 4.5 times

    • @peanut0brain
      @peanut0brain Před 14 dny +7

      Yep, there's videos of Indians from USA who tried and failed miserably investing in India .

  • @actevnet
    @actevnet Před 15 dny +26

    How can you compare these two countries?
    On every level, they are miles apart like China is like Rolls Royce compared to India which is more Morris Minor. Another way is comparing heaven and hell as I have visited both countries at different stages of development and in terms of infrastructure

    • @CattleFarmer667
      @CattleFarmer667 Před 15 dny +11

      You'll be surprise how many Western people actually thinks India can overtake China. I'm pretty sure US senators cant even find India and China on world map.

    • @georgewilder7423
      @georgewilder7423 Před 13 dny +6

      ​@@CattleFarmer667
      You're right....those senators couldn't find their nose to pick it!!😂😂

    • @AnnieT369
      @AnnieT369 Před 9 dny

      Morris Minor? More like rickshaw.

  • @cabasadefogo9533
    @cabasadefogo9533 Před 15 dny +31

    Great video. But I will like to point out that education in India consists of 2 extremes. Since her independence, India has tried to build a highrise without digging the proper foundation. This is most true with its education system. While India boasts several extremely top notch universities. Its primary and secondary education system for the vast majority of Indians is abysmal. But don't take my word for it. Look at PISA. A yearly multi-disciplinary / subjects test given to a large group of randomly selected students in every participating country by the OECD. About 150 countries compete in it every year. China consistently ranks in the top 5 despite its massive population. While India has done so poorly in the past that she has not competed in PISA since 2009! Apparently 2 yrs ago, Modi wanted India to compete in PISA again but sample tests given to random students resulted in such poor grades that the plan to re-enter PISA competition was scrapped.

  • @batarlee8755
    @batarlee8755 Před 15 dny +11

    It is a obvious trick for West to hype the topic of comparison between India and China. India is a great ancient country and it is independence country who will do everything they want to do. India has the right and potential power to over take the USA and be the First country in the World. China welcome every country to be the First in the World. Most Chinese people care about only their own life. if West country and their entrepreneurs want to invest India and eagerly wish to replace China with India, that is their freedom to do it. if India want to utilize West to develop itself, that is India's wisdom.
    Chinese think they also have the right to improve the level of their people. It is USA and West stop the step of China, not India does same.
    Behind the topic of comparison between China and India, everyone can see the arrogant and West supremacy. who give the right to US and west to comment the topic? What is their real purpose? after replacement of China, India will supply cheap commodities to West, for West they just change a slaver and they will continue to keep "west supremacy".
    It is 21th now, people in every country want to improve their life level. people do not need a leader who only take all benefit for itself. that is the trend of the World.

    • @yuugenr7549
      @yuugenr7549 Před 10 dny

      India was never a country untill 1947. Before that it was british India, and before british India it was many different kingdoms in the Indian subcontinent.

  • @foodparadise5792
    @foodparadise5792 Před 15 dny +104

    There are many reasons India can't be the next China:
    1) how the two countries became independent or founded...China was built on a successful revolution where India's independence was the result of accommodation and compromise with the British -- meaning not a true new order and still being attach to the old interest group.
    2)no land reform -- India will never have high speed rail projects as China, and can not enact policy to facilitate an advance industrial economy
    3)religion/ caste system -- this is the biggest reason India is backward
    4)women still treated as subhuman
    5) Infrastructure basically an F
    6)political system -- where corruption rampant on the so call democracy system
    7) Lack of common unifying identity as a country, no official language ?? People can't communicate from different region? Modi try to unify India by Hinduism while persecute other non-Hindu population
    8)govern minority by suppression, Nagaland, Manipur, Assam, Punjab ???
    As a Chinese, I don't think India get it's act together and honestly comparing China to India is an insult to the Chinese people because it tool 40 years of hard work to bring China where it is today. China is a best country for minority and women and basically eliminated crimes from the society...just youtube search here "is China safe" to see what people are saying.

    • @chaz4609
      @chaz4609 Před 15 dny

      Jai Hind. India is the Brain trust of the world while China is the Sweat shop for the world.

    • @davidwoon6402
      @davidwoon6402 Před 15 dny

      It will only come to pass until the day, the ruffian USA sanction and treated India worse than China and Russia. For India, that day has yet to come..! 😂

    • @Anonymous------
      @Anonymous------ Před 15 dny +11

      Look at the Indian people, not just those in India but also overseas.

    • @bprogressive
      @bprogressive Před 15 dny +2

      I don't know who are but these are main point of Indian conservatives , and they are constantly blame the same for Indian left and socialists।

    • @davidwoon6402
      @davidwoon6402 Před 14 dny +2

      YT enviously delete my noble comment again... 😔

  • @ChinaRedMan
    @ChinaRedMan Před 14 dny +4

    superpower india 2023
    #111 in Hunger index
    #161 in Freedom Press index
    #126 in Happy index
    #139 in GDP per capita
    #134 in HDI index
    #148 in Women, Peace And Security Index
    #1 pollution
    10% earn

  • @latvialava6644
    @latvialava6644 Před 10 minutami +1

    As, an Indian I'll say we Indians are f*cking ambitious and hard working !!! Doesn't know when but, it'll eventually happen !!!

  • @archstanton5973
    @archstanton5973 Před 15 dny +36

    *incredible! superpower! india! TALK, TALK, TALK, TALK, BRAG AND BOAST, BRAG AND BOAST, BRAG AND BOAST, BRAG AND BOAST, TALK, TALK, TALK, TALK BIG SHIITTEEE, BRAG AND BOAST, BRAG AND BOAST, BRAG AND BOAST, BRAG AND BOAST, TALK, TALK, TALK, TALK, TALK BIG SHITTEEE......... AND LIKE TYPICAL incredible! superpower! india! OVER 7 DECADES: DO ABSOLUTE NOTHING........*

    • @user-ji3tw6wb4r
      @user-ji3tw6wb4r Před 14 dny +3

      🤣😂

    • @merrick6484
      @merrick6484 Před 14 dny +1

      If you have ever visited India then you will know.
      - You will always find someone urinated by the alli way.
      - If take the train and look outside, you will always find someone deficating on the side of the rail, including ladies.
      - Depends how long was your trip in India, but finding a dead body by corner of the road is very common.
      - Very unsafe place for ladies, even in office and factory floor. Indan man tend to harrass their female colleages.
      - Widespread poverty and dirty environment. It just brings your moral and emotions down once you hit the street.
      - Dishonesty is in their DNA. Negotiation on any subject is a painful and tiring process.

    • @MetaView7
      @MetaView7 Před 14 dny +6

      in comparison, if you come across a Pakistani video on YT, you will see people hard at work, making things in a factory or repairing machinery in a shop. They are productive despite the poor conditions.

  • @Namoari941
    @Namoari941 Před 14 dny +4

    If India’s can maintain its growth of 8% for 28 years, then India’s economy can equal to China’s economy in the year 2020. And If China’s growth is about 5%, India can not catch China at least 70years.

    • @Anonymous------
      @Anonymous------ Před 14 dny +1

      Currently Endia's GDP depends on "re-exporting" oil from Russia.

  • @NatrajChaturvedi
    @NatrajChaturvedi Před 12 dny +6

    I am not one of those Indians filled with gingoistic pride and I have to say I mostly agree with your analysis of India especially.
    One big difference between China and India has been the quality of leadership and to someone looking in from outside, at least as far as the Chinese and their material fortunes are concerned, China has had much much better leadership. While ours has been consistently third rate be it in decades after our independence or now.

    • @defjam137
      @defjam137 Před 9 dny

      I thought modi turned things around for y'all

    • @NatrajChaturvedi
      @NatrajChaturvedi Před 9 dny

      @@defjam137 Well thats according to his accolytes and jokers running around giddyly brainwashed by corrupt media. In truth Modi is right up there with the worst we have ever had like Nehru and Morrarji Desai.

  • @TheKkpop1
    @TheKkpop1 Před 14 dny +6

    India beat China on overpopulation and English. US is paying western medias to puff up the India economy . It's lacking social coherent, multiracial, accountability, education, civic mind, infrastructure, gender equality and productivity. Often they focus on economic growth but not paying attention to the environment, planning, safety and poverty. For example, it wanted to attract the high tech and semiconductors industry to Bangalore but facing water crisis, land and air pollution. Sooner more foreign investors will move out.

    • @manas2656
      @manas2656 Před 5 dny

      India is more versatile. multiracial multicultural multilingualitic multi-religious. India is not one man's state like that of Han Chinese dominance on everything. India is a federal union of states

  • @normajidyabdulmajid4064
    @normajidyabdulmajid4064 Před 15 dny +14

    India absolutely need to be NATO's circle... No Action Talk Only.

    • @inkbold8511
      @inkbold8511 Před 15 dny

      India need to be kick out of brics

    • @peanut0brain
      @peanut0brain Před 14 dny

      Nato actions on smaller weaker countries only like Yugoslavia and Libya . Cowards

  • @MarcoPolo-hn8or
    @MarcoPolo-hn8or Před 15 dny +4

    Loved your analogy ❤

  • @henrylee3379
    @henrylee3379 Před 12 dny +3

    Bloomberg has lost its credibility.

  • @dennisip7230
    @dennisip7230 Před 15 dny +15

    Two questions:
    1. Has the speaker been to India? 2. Has the speaker been to China?

  • @normajidyabdulmajid4064
    @normajidyabdulmajid4064 Před 15 dny +11

    India wanted to over-take China since ... But India has got no ability & competency to do do... India only got advantage of mastering the English language, rest that that, difference in culture, mindset, work ethic, competency of government 's machinery, can be compared to China's innovation, diligences etc... wait for modi to think & perform better!!!

    • @Anonymous------
      @Anonymous------ Před 14 dny +2

      Most Endians can't speak English, those who can speak with very heavy accent that no one else can understand. Philippinos are much better at English speaking. In Asia, Singaporeans speak the best English.

  • @drmap5194
    @drmap5194 Před 15 dny +7

    Comparing India vs china. As you compare moon with the sun 😂. I can’t say about after 50 yrs but I can only say about next 5 yrs to max 10 yrs. Today chinas GDP is approx 5 times that of India in next 5 yrs this gap may lower to 4.5 times and even after 10 yrs. chinas GDP still be 4 times that of India while indias population already surpass china in July of 2023 So by 2034. Chinas GDP will definitely surpass the USA gdp and definitely will be more then 30 trillion usd India by 2034 still I do not think can reach more then 8 trillion usd So India even coming close to china is not coming even next 10 yrs and people who talk about 2050 l laugh on them as no one knows what will happen by 2050 we should max talk about next 5 yrs 😊

  • @Shimra8888
    @Shimra8888 Před 14 dny +3

    Sorry to say but india missed the manufacturing train. India should have been China 40 years ago. A pity India lacked a Deng Xiaoping.

  • @sktan3743
    @sktan3743 Před 14 dny +5

    . India should learn from China. India needs to do 3 things which is economic development, re development and much more development forget about trying to beat China and self glorification of India greatness. Trying to play politics between US and China does not serve India long term growth

  • @lordlee6473
    @lordlee6473 Před 14 dny +7

    India will be growing just fine, and Chinese actually don’t mind India becoming more developed as it is just another market for Chinese goods. What really annoys me is India’s lack of strategic thinking, as it refused to be a partner of China in economic development, rather it sees itself as a competitor, which makes no sense. India is better off as a friend of China than an enemy of China

    • @Iamme-xc1iy
      @Iamme-xc1iy Před 12 dny

      How exactly india has refused to be an economic partner . Can you please elaborate?
      Cauz India and China trade is at an all time high and still increasing .

  • @neyoriquans7782
    @neyoriquans7782 Před 14 dny

    Really liked the video and insights into monetary policy with the triangle and how nations define their economic approaches based on those goals.
    Looking forward to seeing more content, keep it up!

  • @kittoybig
    @kittoybig Před 10 dny +2

    India can't even modernise it's colonial days rail system.

  • @jdjssd.n.jsjssjs8951
    @jdjssd.n.jsjssjs8951 Před 15 dny +10

    India should be compared with US, not China.

    • @chaz4609
      @chaz4609 Před 15 dny

      Jai Hind. Homeless Chinese are shitting on the street while we Indian millionaires jet around the World in comfort.

    • @bensky888
      @bensky888 Před 15 dny +2

      yes they should be compared who is the most idiot.

    • @taiwanstillisntacountry
      @taiwanstillisntacountry Před 15 dny

      China has more billionaires then the USA.
      😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
      Little-D-boi's country only 70

    • @taiwanstillisntacountry
      @taiwanstillisntacountry Před 15 dny +1

      Dharavi numba-1

    • @blang7017
      @blang7017 Před 10 dny

      ​@@chaz4609It's the opposite of what you mentioned. 😂😂😂😂

  • @NeostormXLMAX
    @NeostormXLMAX Před 15 dny +6

    interesting video, but funny enough according to the black papers released against modi opposing his white papers,
    manufacturing in india has actually decreased over the years, and india has chosen always to focus on service industry instead of manufacturing

    • @8bhushan8
      @8bhushan8 Před 15 dny +1

      Thats just false, India exported over 770 billion in 23-24, and almost 440 billion was merchandise, even when it was expected to fall below 400 billion because of the issue going around the world

    • @plusultra7258
      @plusultra7258 Před 15 dny

      I don't think you have enough news about India. India actually exported more in electronics and merchandise than before. Like if we go by the commerce minister of India, India exported goods of around 62.58 billion dollars

    • @taiwanstillisntacountry
      @taiwanstillisntacountry Před 15 dny +2

      Yes Saaar, little-India superpower of the future where the future never arrives.

    • @ardytan265
      @ardytan265 Před 15 dny

      India's export is very minimal. India's import is 50% bigger than its export. India is non entity. No one cares about India.

    • @AshishBagade-hv4el
      @AshishBagade-hv4el Před 14 dny

      Manufacturing didn’t decrease the percentage decreased …the services are like humongous

  • @jjsmith4829
    @jjsmith4829 Před 15 dny +9

    each country's development is unique; india will never be another china which is not to say its development will be inferior; it will be different for sure and will it have the same level of success is highly debatable. there are many variables that will affect indias develoment and what affects those variables is too difficult to predect; current projections are uselss

  • @at9048
    @at9048 Před 14 dny +2

    Someone talking sense for a change..... Indians should pay attention.

  • @zuroneuro4665
    @zuroneuro4665 Před 14 dny +2

    Spot on analysis and remember that they are both BRICS countries ...

  • @chairman76
    @chairman76 Před 11 dny +1

    Anybody who's been to both India and China cannot compare the two countries at all. Despite high economic growth, the inequality, social backwardness and poverty in India was shocking to see. In terms of infrastructure and innovation, China is miles ahead by far. Having said that, in the next 50 years, i reckon China will be the undisputed global economic superpower with India following. It has been like that for centuries.

  • @jazening3075
    @jazening3075 Před 15 dny +5

    India is determined and will be powerhouse someday but India’s Governance is Democracy and it’s may be difficult to common prosperity for India’s Netizens to achieve as India’s Economy climbs in the future but who knows? India may her ways in the Global Status in the World.👍🙂

    • @cashmerecat9269
      @cashmerecat9269 Před 15 dny +3

      Democracy with a caste system in place? What democracy has the Dalit caste held?

    • @babahanuman83
      @babahanuman83 Před 14 dny

      Understand that India is factually an oligarchy.

  • @Iamme-xc1iy
    @Iamme-xc1iy Před 12 dny +1

    Discussion is about whether india would catch up to china or not . Even if India doesn't. It would still become a big economy in future considering the fact they are constantly growing at 8% . Their recession possibility was 0% as per IMF .

  • @simransidhu617
    @simransidhu617 Před 14 dny +2

    Lacking basic understanding of the topic. It's a completely nonsense video.

  • @manwingchi9156
    @manwingchi9156 Před 14 dny +1

    Where Indonesia, Vietnam, Bangladesh, Malaysia, Mexico going to play. 😂😂😂😂

  • @hardysonchen
    @hardysonchen Před 14 dny +1

    simple... just look at their work ethos, and the civilization record...

  • @peekaboopeekaboo1165
    @peekaboopeekaboo1165 Před 14 dny

    New subscriber here. 👍👏💡

  • @AshishBagade-hv4el
    @AshishBagade-hv4el Před 14 dny +2

    Well no comparison China is 18.53 trillion and India is 3.97 trllion …also India is just adding 400 billion to its economy every year while China is adding 1.1 trillion approx

  • @KryptonPlanet
    @KryptonPlanet Před 15 dny +2

    And you're yourself "media". Should I believe you?

  • @mangobrother
    @mangobrother Před 14 dny +1

    India was never a united country as we know them now. The united India was created by the British for organizational efficiency. That is also why the bonds were not strong in 1947 when the new nation was split between Pak and India. Of course, it did not help given the British divide and conquer strategy. India is more like the EU compared to China. It is a collection of small nations. The north and south are so different. It is too diverse to function as one nation to be able to beat China economically. A lot of alignment and time is needed to reach a China level. That is just the way it is. Certainly great leadership can do miracles, Gandhi being one example, but you need many Gandhis in a row to create a solid foundation from which the nation can take off. Perhaps in a few hundred years of a united India might achieve what China has. I do not think the world understands what China has done in the last 70 years, moving a billion people out of poverty. That is not due to good luck but centuries of trials and errors which created a culture which with the right leadership could and did perform this "miracle". This is not a critique of India but what the facts are. It is a mistake to compare the two great civilizations. They just evolved differently. It is about learning from each other, building relationships and moving on. Historically, these two civilizations had good relations with each other where both were successful and at peace. I personally like the pragmatism of the Chinese. I see that in the BRI program. No patriotism BS on their side. Live and let live. Though Modi is a strong leader, he is doing harm with the Hindu/Muslim stunt. Team India should be about liberating Indians from poverty for a start. It does not have the luxury of the British divide and conquer strategy if it wants to emulate China. This is part of the trials and tribulation journey of the country, to learn and be aware.

  • @ap-dk5yw
    @ap-dk5yw Před 12 dny +1

    Bruh's social credit score went wayyyyyy up now he wont be harvesting

  • @Anonymous------
    @Anonymous------ Před 4 dny +1

    Hindia has never been a global power or global economic power. Hindia may have very high total GDP but thats because it has a very large population, but its per capita GDP is extremely low. China's total yearly growth is more than Hindia's, percentage of growth means nothing when the base is small to begin with. Hindia has no global influence in any way, unlike China.

  • @folag
    @folag Před 15 dny

    One can enumerate any number of factors that are likely to hinder India becoming the next China. I generally reject generalisations in discussions of this sort. However, I can't overlook the elephant in the room in this discussion -- India's deeply rooted CASTE SYSTEM will hinder the mobilization of India's plentiful resources for a long, long time.

  • @freeheeler09
    @freeheeler09 Před 15 dny +2

    Overpopulation, climate change, rising environmental degradation and food, water and energy prices will be an increasing drag on the economies and stability of both India and China. A few bad harvests will send both countries into social and economic chaos. We’ve entered a new climate and agricultural production era where the past no longer informs the future. Economists just don’t have a clue.

    • @taiwanstillisntacountry
      @taiwanstillisntacountry Před 15 dny

      Hollywood movies?
      Or Bollywood movies?

    • @Anonymous------
      @Anonymous------ Před 14 dny +1

      China is no longer depending on agriculture but rather manufacturing and exporting, very soon it will get into international finance and banking. Endia is not developed or equipped in any way for advancing and is heavily depended on agriculture.

  • @pohkhui
    @pohkhui Před 14 dny

    India should compare with Vietnam.

  • @hendetta
    @hendetta Před 14 dny

    Came for the awesome report but stayed for the comments 😂

  • @Iamme-xc1iy
    @Iamme-xc1iy Před 12 dny +4

    Thanks for the constructive criticism but we indians will still try our best to prove every critics wrong. We are not next china . We are not authoritarian . We are democracy. Our Govt dont have right to do anything what they want. There are obstacles in our growth. But obstacles are not same as Road Block .
    We want to grow . For our self respect which got destroyed during 2 centuries of Humiliating Colonisation . Not even one generation has passed since india gained its independence . We spent 50-60 years to rebuild our country from scratch after 200 years of destruction . Now we have just started to grow .
    This is our battle . For our cause . Not for you or anyother hater in comment section .❤
    If we were able to start a discussion whether we could catch up to china or not . Its still a minor victory for us .😊

    • @user-uy9zm8sf2y
      @user-uy9zm8sf2y Před 11 dny +2

      😂Sorry real democracy countries don't practice cast system or ban free speech and free press. All indicator suggest indias is not a democracy

    • @Iamme-xc1iy
      @Iamme-xc1iy Před 11 dny

      @@user-uy9zm8sf2y Caste System has been abolished . The media is free in india . Freedom of speech also exist. Stop cooking BS lol

  • @gregwang8628
    @gregwang8628 Před 14 dny +7

    India has self esteem complex 😂

  • @dranzacspartan8002
    @dranzacspartan8002 Před 15 dny +3

    Not possible for India to take over China's economic growth. It has too many holes in its civic infrastructures and too expensive Civic Services. Unless these Civic factors are remedied, India will NOT reach its maximum potential.
    The reason why China is progressing economically stronger and faster that any other country are: (1) amazing Civic Infrastructures; (2) affordable Civic Services for all; (3) a population with a literacy rating of 98%. The Citizens of India are still trying to mobilises efficiently around the cities, states and Country. Housing is in great demand in India, with no real solution in the near future. China has successfully implemented Civic commodities all over their country so now they're at the next stage of development, and that is ... a global trading network (BRI's land, air, and/or sea).

  • @JV-ds8zm
    @JV-ds8zm Před 12 dny +2

    No you guys are wrong I heard this from another Indian news channel that they already have the 15th generation stealth fighter and missile going 27.255% faster than the speed of light.

  • @user-ed7rz7nl5i
    @user-ed7rz7nl5i Před 9 dny

    2025 India will join G7 and will become a superpower country!

  • @therover65
    @therover65 Před 14 dny

    India’s burgeoning population does not automatically equate to economic growth. India is wracked with partisanship along religious, language and geographical lines. It could lead to serious problems if not managed properly.

  • @ongsengkee2530
    @ongsengkee2530 Před 14 dny

    India must be grateful that Hindi Chini Bhai Bhai exiists ¹which is proclaimed by Nehru.

  • @ljp0213
    @ljp0213 Před 14 dny +1

    India is a superpower, and my country is still many years behind India. I hope my country can develop quickly and catch up with India as soon as possible. Love from China

  • @foodparadise5792
    @foodparadise5792 Před 14 dny

    Interestingly the thumbnail of this video chose the Tiger to represent India and Chinese dragon to represent China when the place of origin of modern tiger is actually China.

    • @sumitpawar9954
      @sumitpawar9954 Před 12 dny +1

      How many tigers in China ? or modern tiger means what ! new kind of specie.

  • @vincentleo6812
    @vincentleo6812 Před 14 dny +1

    India can't even complete with Bangladesh and Indonesia ask their God how on earth can it complete with China so don't make the whole world laugh 😅😅😅

  • @mirofitos
    @mirofitos Před 15 dny

    AI here...look on that blinking every second

  • @au-delabattleworld9051

    Cope

  • @jaibholenath6900
    @jaibholenath6900 Před 13 dny +3

    We don't care two hoots for XiXiPee

  • @jaibholenath6900
    @jaibholenath6900 Před 13 dny +1

    Entire comment section berating Bharat. Its nobody's case we are far behind Xina at the momenty thanks to the Brown Britsh who ruled us for 70 years.
    We have just started in 2014.
    Obviously there is no love lost between Xina and Bharat and West has nothing to do with it.

  • @jackiepie7423
    @jackiepie7423 Před 15 dny

    jfc you missed the elephant in the room. the reason the second most populous country in the world is in competition with most populous nation in the world is the second most populous nation in the world does not want the most populous nation in the world to under cut them on labor. also there is the water along their border.

    • @jliang70
      @jliang70 Před 15 dny +4

      No, China and India are at a different stage of their industrialization. China is no longer the cheapest place to make things and it is also in the stage in transition itself into much higher level in manufacturing. What China has done is that it is quietly sending some of the low end manufacturing jobs to South East Asian countries like Vietnam, this is the reason why almost 40% of Vietnamese export are either in the form of completed, semi completed or parts from China. China has a much wider spread on its technological development and research than India, this really show up when you look at how these two countries spent their money in tech development and research and how much they spent. China spend almost 11 times as much as India on this. India on the other hand spends a lot more of its government revenue on military, If you review China's plans and actions comparing to India, you will realize that China is much faster in implementing its plans than India. Much of India's current economic policy is like China's 20 years ago.

  • @midnightrc9054
    @midnightrc9054 Před 15 dny +2

    The Bloomberg's growth comment is referring to India overtaking China's growth, it is absolutely correct. For many years now India has been the fastest growing major economy (except maybe 1-2 years in between). I don't get why Chinese people or chinese-aligned youtubers get insecure reading this.
    India is what China was in late 2000s(use your own model T comparison now). Its rise in invetible and you too will shed this "India is too poor and incapable image" when media hypes it up at the end of the decade. By 2030, India will reach the 7 Trillion GDP mark, which was China's GDP in 2013.
    Also I don't get the "they are at different stages of development" argument. China's GDP per capita is still well below 20k USD. So still room to grow before that "hard-cap" hits. It's just the economy under-performing after suffering from a real estate crisis opening up the wounds of unsustainable infrastructure-spending.
    Lastly, so much of automobile design work is being outsourced from Europe to India. To a lower extent, even semiconductor design is being outsourced to Bangalore. If India develops domestic manufacturing capacity, it can leapfrog the manufacturing ladder and produce quality products.
    Also, just like we aren't friends of US, we aren't friends of China as well. India won't come even remotely near Chinese GDP till 2050. But India can be 1/2 of Chinese GDP by 2050 and that is more than enough to tip the scale towards the west if China continues this juvenile aggression towards India.

    • @taiwanstillisntacountry
      @taiwanstillisntacountry Před 15 dny +3

      Yes Saaar, superpooper little-India.

    • @Anonymous------
      @Anonymous------ Před 14 dny +4

      Endia's recent GDP growth is based on "re-exporting" oil from Russia, but when Russia stops this arrangement with Endia then Endia's GDP will fall.

    • @sonicmonkey888
      @sonicmonkey888 Před 14 dny +3

      Wake up man😂😂😂

    • @midnightrc9054
      @midnightrc9054 Před 14 dny

      @@sonicmonkey888 Its you who will get a rude awakening in 2030🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
      IMF just released a report few days back that they expect India to overtake Japanese GDP by the end of 2024 itself!

    • @midnightrc9054
      @midnightrc9054 Před 14 dny

      @@Anonymous------ Its not "recent growth" 🤣 India has been growing at 6-7% avg since 2000. As for exports, you will soon find out.

  • @manirs1569
    @manirs1569 Před 15 dny +2

    Please note India doesn't want to shoe maker and dress maker for the world, Indian production is for India so it does not matter whether it is 3% or 30%

    • @user-ic4ce8xb5v
      @user-ic4ce8xb5v Před 15 dny +2

      I agree longterm that isn't a good goal, but if you start with that, gradually industrial know-how builds up and that eventually becomes car and airplane production as you move up the value chain. It would be amazing if India can industrialize and team up with China to end Western Imperialism.

    • @plusultra7258
      @plusultra7258 Před 15 dny

      @@user-ic4ce8xb5v That can happen only if the border issue stops. Else there will be no corporation with China

  • @rexalexander4843
    @rexalexander4843 Před 15 dny +1

    paid narrative.

  • @infoBull
    @infoBull Před 12 dny +4

    CCP propoganda at its best 😂😂😂

  • @fannyalbi9040
    @fannyalbi9040 Před 15 dny

    nonsense. my country india is light years ahead of china. my superpower advanced country.

    • @normajidyabdulmajid4064
      @normajidyabdulmajid4064 Před 15 dny

      Ha ha ha, the ultimate joker, idiotic & naive.

    • @bopian8913
      @bopian8913 Před 15 dny +3

      You mean superbragger? 😂

    • @dchannel6467
      @dchannel6467 Před 15 dny +2

      @@bopian8913 this is 100% bot comment or sarcastic one

    • @chew5461
      @chew5461 Před 14 dny

      😂😂😂

    • @Anonymous------
      @Anonymous------ Před 14 dny +4

      World's greatest democratic nation Endia has Holy Cow Express, the world's best trains!! It may not be the fastest most advanced trains in the world, but they can carry 1000 times the recommended number of passengers and they can ride free with roof top panorama view.

  • @chaz4609
    @chaz4609 Před 15 dny

    Jai Hind. India advances China regresses

    • @Facts..Checker
      @Facts..Checker Před 15 dny +4

      Prove them with deeds not talks. China's general living standard is -600% of India. With current India GDP growth %, the size gap is widening not narrowing. Do you maths and dun hope China is sitting there & idling! China is still struggling to improve further despite having taken only 40 years to date and already the fastest in human history.
      Some even feel of joining the 5Eyes without fully understanding what it's for...A new form of colonialism to control and monitor the world by the Anglo Saxon group. But advertised as Democracy Guardian and Peace. Even WW1 n 2 were started between democratic elected countries. Remarkably stupid indeed to.....!

    • @bopian8913
      @bopian8913 Před 15 dny

      Go and get yourself an education, kid.

    • @dchannel6467
      @dchannel6467 Před 15 dny

      @@Facts..Checker ita bot comment its everywhere doing the same craappy as comment

    • @Facts..Checker
      @Facts..Checker Před 14 dny +2

      @@dchannel6467 Thank for confirming me right, exactly the reply I was waiting for. Read in general and not
      just bragging comments with fact checking. At least buy a ticket and a passport to see them with your own eyes. Or reliable and reputable sources. That's what India missing, facts dun lie people do. Worst bragging without kNowledge but out of ultra nationalism, hyper partisan, narcissisism and jingoism. Name calling reply only reflects your intellectual level.

  • @albietg2544
    @albietg2544 Před 14 dny

    Russia's FM once expressed to the media that they have tons of Indian rupees in Indian banks which they couldn't use elsewhere, he also added that they want to exchange these Indian rupees into other currency so that Russia can use them.
    Even though Both of them had made a deal to accept Indian rupees, Russia now has a concern about how to use that money.
    So, There is going to be a problem between these two countries. Their relationship is not going to go well in the near future.

  • @harrykekgmail
    @harrykekgmail Před 14 dny

    superb summary of so many things!

  • @bellybutton6138
    @bellybutton6138 Před 15 dny +1

    I do not understand why some people like to compare in this manner: XXX no. 1, ZZZ no. 2 etc etc. Each and every country is different and unique. It is best to focus on what we do best and spread the wealth to the population. Who cares whether I am no. 1 or 2. Life is very fluid. Nothing remains stagnant for long. And you are right. Both countries have different languages, needs and culture. There may be similarities but there are also differences.

  • @boxcutter0
    @boxcutter0 Před 15 dny

    Industrial infrastructure has a rate of deterioration/depreciation, both from wear & tear & competitive obsolescence, the rate at which a new region can replace another is faster than some assume. Neither India or China deserve preferential treatment. China has decades of bad behavior, stealing IP & sleazy State/corporate mercantile behavior, facilitating nefarious propaganda, problematic human rights policies, bolstering bad actors like Russia… they have profited from global functionality & partnerships, but abuse that momentum. Overpopulation can make a country vulnerable also, esp if not self sufficient & while emboldening villains & global mayhem.

    • @araara4746
      @araara4746 Před 15 dny

      You're just reapeting western propaganda lies.
      Broaden your views. Don't live in caves.

    • @plusultra7258
      @plusultra7258 Před 15 dny +6

      You are behaving like the West never did anything bad in their past XD

    • @chew5461
      @chew5461 Před 14 dny +2

      You a US/UK shill?