US-China coming cold war madhyalo, India naligi pothundha, veligipothundha?

[pakeer_saab]

2 minutes ago, Raven_Rayes said:

lmao. India is irrelevant.

the question is, how is it gonna gain from the coming cold war.

looks like both China-US don't care about India enough.

it learned a lesson not to play one side, India will play with all power centers

its going to multi polar for sure, India could well be a power center in multi polar world

 

[Raven_Rayes]

2 minutes ago, pakeer_saab said:

it learned a lesson not to play one side, India will play with all power centers

its going to multi polar for sure, India could well be a power center in multi polar world

 

It still doesn't answer my question.

how is India even a 'power center', when it can't even use its leverage on a neighbouring island like srilanka?

[bhaigan]

naligipothundi

[Raven_Rayes]

14 minutes ago, pakeer_saab said:

it learned a lesson not to play one side, India will play with all power centers

its going to multi polar for sure, India could well be a power center in multi polar world

It has to increase production first to become a 'power center'.

the only increase in production India had in the Modi's regime was in consumer electronics, some electronics components exports. thats it. and ofcourse lies being propagated on whatsapp by the likes of you.

even then India still lags behind South Korea that is geographically smaller than Telangana.

how will India become a 'power center'? just by talking of their arse like JaiShankar is trying to do?

[pakeer_saab]

46 minutes ago, Raven_Rayes said:

It has to increase production first to become a 'power center'.

the only increase in production India had in the Modi's regime was in consumer electronics, some electronics components exports. thats it. and ofcourse lies being propagated on whatsapp by the likes of you.

even then India still lags behind South Korea that is geographically smaller than Telangana.

how will India become a 'power center'? just by talking of their arse like JaiShankar is trying to do?

one does become a power by aspiration first, things will follow an aspiration, capacity building is not an exercise that can completed quickly in a democracy, it need structural changes, you are one of the same idiots who complain about GST which is the greatest reform in 50 yrs of india.

comparisons are are low IQ folks, Korea/Japan is a satellite state of US and no comparison with India

Japan and Korea have no sovereignty, they are going to learn how to develop with sovereignty from India

 

[Raven_Rayes]

6 minutes ago, pakeer_saab said:

one does become a power by aspiration first, things will follow an aspiration, capacity building is not an exercise that can completed quickly in a democracy, it need structural changes, you are one of the same idiots who complain about GST which is the greatest reform in 50 yrs of india.

comparisons are are low IQ folks, Korea/Japan is a satellite state of US and no comparison with India

Japan and Korea have no sovereignty, they are going to learn how to develop with sovereignty from India

Japan/Korea are constrained is because of their size. that India is unconstrained is purely a demographic accident. nothing else.

what aspiration dude? what capacity does India plan on building? its new semiconductor policy is wasting billions of dollars in subsidies for what is essentially old tech nodes.. 14nm and above.

your idiot PM talks about freebie culture derogatorily, while there's no attempt to increase production. India actually saw a dip in production leading upto 2020 (even before covid), and it was only 2021 that it saw a huge jump, but it was not alone in that. Almost all nations saw similar or much bigger jumps in their production.

where exactly is India improving its capacity? There's no attempt to even create infrastructure on the scale that India needs. Not much improvement in exports.. widening trade deficit.

all you jokers have absolutely nothing to rest your laurels on. siggu lekunda inka talking meerantha.

GST is not a reform. Its just an administrative reform at best. doesn't actually address the lack of investment from the central govt.