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'India will be the biggest superpower'
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Dint u read the first post? we indians are not saying that we are wannabe superpowers. get real man!
Got it. I think priority of India should be concentrate on basic necessity like water, food, electricity, education for all of it's citizen instead of spending heavy money to go to moon or building mega army like US.
US is paying the price for becoming world police so India should take a lesson from it.
Just my opinion although it's a choice of Indian.
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Got it. I think priority of India should be concentrate on basic necessity like water, food, electricity, education for all of it's citizen instead of spending heavy money to go to moon or building mega army like US.
US is paying the price for becoming world police so India should take a lesson from it.
Just my opinion although it's a choice of Indian.
India's growth story is just starting, while china has been going on 30 years. Any discussion in educated field doesn't talk about India as superpower in the next 20 or even 50 years.
Super power isn't define by economic status, but also cultural influence and the ability to exert political influence. India's ability to do that is currently very limited.
Lastly India is very far from matching america's economy even in 20 years. At the best case scenario, India has managed to succesfully double its economic output every decade. India's current per capita g.d.p is 1/20th of the u.s. meaning at its current rate of growth it will take at least 50 years before the average Indian can match u.s. living standards. That is assuming that they maintain their best growth rates, which in India's case is less likely than china. India's economy size due to its population is about 1/10th the u.s. in terms of nominal g.d.p.
The future that India and China envision is not one of super powers, but several multiple powers. Furthermore the future that the world is heading towards is one that coincides more as a result of american foreign policy goals have been (the spread of market economies and democracy). It is very unlikley that India and China will have the legacy the United States has in the recent future (it is possible that they may have a greater legacy in the long term).
why we change the topic ..."what we should do as indians to make India a super power"....there are lot of things that common people like us can do...and in the long run it will be counted.