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India Developing, but still a long way to go

Ranchi Ring Road

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@Oscar @Jungibaaz @Chak Bamu can you thread ban this troll please..

Chennai Outer Ring Road

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India is way developed compare to other countries but still people doesn't understand it. India is helping many economies and supporting many nations by its ventures and investments.

If India bring back its money which is there in Swiss banks then only people can understand what really Indians are. We are letting others to live more good than us and those people are using our money but they don't let us Indians to live in peace and harmony in those countries. Some don't even call us Indians and our Government even after being aware of everything doesn't want to take any action.
 
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Why in Indian media, Indian forums/discussions, so many comparisons are made in reference to China?

Here in Shanghai, or China as a whole, little or if no attention is thrown upon India. I doubt "similar population size" should ever be a factor behind choosing your benchmarks, or otherwise we India would be our center of attention.

In Shanghai media, discussions between people, predominantly we benchmarks ourselves against Hong Kong, Taipei, Tokyo or Singapore. Rationale is simple, similar culture, world-class advanced cities. I suggest Mumbai people, media and planners adopt similar rationale, and make benchmarks vs cities that are of similar culture, and world-class advanced.

From a national perspective, our benchmarks used to be USSR, now extending to all advanced economies, the specific country for benchmarking depends on the agenda (say US' financial industry, HK's civil servant system). Especially in social planning (education/art, health and infrastructure) we tend to gauge ourselves vs JP+4dragons, same rationale as above.
 
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