Russia, China support India’s UNSC aspirations

[IND151]

TO MY CHINESE FRIENDS STOP CRITICIZING INDIA OR I WILL BURST YOUR BUBBLE OF "CHINA IS SUPERPOWER ".

 

[IND151]

MIGHTY INDIA RISES!

 

[Brotherhood]

You scare me

TO MY CHINESE FRIENDS STOP CRITICIZING INDIA OR I WILL BURST YOUR BUBBLE OF "CHINA IS SUPERPOWER ".

MIGHTY INDIA RISES!

Seriously, how old are you, you know whats your problem?
You need a "toilet" bad so that you don't need to open def. here

 

[Kinetic]

Really? but then why India is ........?

Despite the economic growth and outsourcing of foreign jobs by western companies to India, majority of the Indian population still wallow in extreme poverty and disease. Behind India’s new-found economic strength are three hundred million poor people that live on less than $1 per day. Government figures may indicate a reduction in poverty. But the truth is, with increasing global food prices, poverty is spreading everywhere like a swarm of locust. Conditions are worst in the rural areas where close to 70% of India’s population resides. Statistics show, that 2.1 million children under 5 years old die of malnutrition yearly.

India is not be rated as the most corrupt country in the world as far as the figures go but corrupt practices exist here in India like any other place in Africa. Public school teachers rarely go for classes but still get paid at the end of the month. The ministry of education in India is struggling to identify thousands of so-called ghost-worker names of teachers that only exist on payroll – yet victory is far-fetched.

Mumbai is beautiful and businesses are flourishing but that is for the privileged few. The poor, who are majority, live in slums. They can only see and fantasize about the beautiful things in the city of Mumbai, but can't benefit. The streets of major cities in India, like the rural areas, are populated by persons who can’t even get the minimum amount of calories that is required for survival due to the low quality of food they eat. To many Indians, basic amenities such as proper sanitation, portable water, and health care are luxuries they can only get in their dreams.

Many young girls have resorted to prostitution as a way to escape from poverty and provide for their families. Increasing number of girls are dropping out of schools to look for jobs. In some extreme cases, parents force their girls out of school themselves. This ugly trend spells doom for India’s economy in the future.

As families cut back at the number, quality and quantity of food they consume per day; meat, a source of protein, is no more an option in the menu of many families. People now opt for less nutritional meals – just to put something in the stomach— which has a bad effect on child’s growth. Meanwhile, it’s estimated that 40% of children in India are suffering from stunted growth.
Extreme Poverty and Hunger in India
BTW, when is the last time you have a full stomach?

lol When PRC got UNSC seat it was way more poorer than India. Even now hundreds of millions of people in PRC live below poverty line.

 

[below_freezing]

Hahaha get real, in 1979 we already eliminated starvation and youth illiteracy, something India still struggles with. We launched our first nuclear submarine, synthesized insulin, genetically engineered crops and boasted a 70 year life span.

In 2010, India's average lifespan, literacy rate, electricity per capita and daily calorie intake are still below that of China in 1979.

Only when you admit your lowly place, can you have motivation to struggle. Otherwise, you are just frog in the well.

 

[Kyusuibu Honbu]

Hahaha get real, in 1979 we already eliminated starvation and youth illiteracy, something India still struggles with. We launched our first nuclear submarine, synthesized insulin, genetically engineered crops and boasted a 70 year life span.

In 2010, India's average lifespan, literacy rate, electricity per capita and daily calorie intake are still below that of China in 1979.

Only when you admit your lowly place, can you have motivation to struggle. Otherwise, you are just frog in the well.

So all that was achieved prior to the reforms,need a link.

 

[below_freezing]

So all that was achieved prior to the reforms,need a link.

gladly.

nuclear submarine:

Type 091 submarine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

"The first submarine in the class was commissioned in 1974[4] and the fifth and final boat of the class was commissioned in 1990. The Han-Class is the among the first generation of nuclear-powered submarines in the People's Liberation Army Navy."

genetic engineering and insulin synthesis:

Yuan Longping - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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lifespan:

Demographics of the People's Republic of China - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

In 1949 crude death rates were probably higher than 30 per 1,000, and the average life expectancy was only 32 years. Beginning in the early 1950s, mortality steadily declined; it continued to decline through 1978 and remained relatively constant through 1987.

 

[Kinetic]

Hahaha get real, in 1979 we already eliminated starvation and youth illiteracy, something India still struggles with. We launched our first nuclear submarine, synthesized insulin, genetically engineered crops and boasted a 70 year life span.

In 2010, India's average lifespan, literacy rate, electricity per capita and daily calorie intake are still below that of China in 1979.

looser get some real information. As of 1990 china had lower per capita income and much more starvation and poverty than India. there are still hundreds of chinese living below poverty line.

Only when you admit your lowly place, can you have motivation to struggle. Otherwise, you are just frog in the well.

you are not admitting it. lol

 

[below_freezing]

looser get some real information. As of 1990 china had lower per capita income and much more starvation and poverty than India. there are still hundreds of chinese living below poverty line.



you are not admitting it. lol

lower per capita income - true (too lazy to look it up). that's 1 indicator.

however, we've also had higher literacy rates, lifespans, and more technological achievements.

oh here i found GDPs in 1990:

List of countries by GDP growth 1990?2007 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

GDP 1990:

China: 404,494,194,099
India: 326,795,486,153

Outranked India in total GDP as well.

 

[Bangalorean]

lower per capita income - true (too lazy to look it up). that's 1 indicator.

however, we've also had higher literacy rates, lifespans, and more technological achievements.

oh here i found GDPs in 1990:

List of countries by GDP growth 1990?2007 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

GDP 1990:

China: 404,494,194,099
India: 326,795,486,153

Outranked India in total GDP as well.

considering the population difference, I'd say there was absolutely no difference - more or less the same. And yeah, your Deng Xiaoping had started reforms back in 1978, while India was yet to begin.

 

[below_freezing]

Deng's first reforms were a complete failure the first 10 years. Do you know what the Tiananmen Square protests were REALLY about? It was AGAINST the economic reforms, because they increased corruption, and only later was hijacked to become pro-Western. The protests started in APRIL, the crowd dispersion came in JUNE, why do you think there was a delay? The leaders didn't care at first, then when it started becoming pro-Western, they cared.

Only in 1993 did the economy start picking up. Before that, there were zero concrete gains.

 

[IND151]

India made significant progress in poverty reduction: UN

 

[Hafizzz]

In the Indian reservations 30 minutes from my house. The casinos and the spa we went to just recently.

That's native Indians (aborigins of North America) and not East Indians

 

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Williamson | The Rise of the Indian Economy

 

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Rise of India: Strategies and Roles