Why India is not a superpower

[Guest01]

LOL you have some serious obsession with toilets.

You even hallucinated that I was talking about them, when I wasn't! Anyone can check the previous posts to see that you just imagined it.

Though since you insist, I will make sure to include it in the future.

LoL, you are now getting back to Ming kind of logic. Was it not you and your friends who like to bring up the potty habits of Indians while trying to show how Indians are inferior and morons when trying to look at growth projections. Hell you brought a few articles from 2008 trying to cor-relate these two Indian habits.

But what can I do? Afterall defeating this logic is even bigger than overcoming the potty pot problems of India just have to learn how to ban people from going potty that would be the better idea using the greatly applied "Ming" logic

 

[janon]

The administrator just deleted a thread on modi for being "irrelevant to this forum". But this thread stays.

 

[Rajib]

Lets not talk much of Pak economy.Yeh u have to admit China is a big economy dictated by CPC..So gr8 that its people cant tweet.It will spread violance they think.U will get chinese version of MS Vista ,Win 7 OS before MS launch it in market .Hope it dont end up like our firm Sataym one day.A big hole in balance sheet.9-10% GDP growth,Billions of billions dollar trade surplus,trillions dollar US tresaury Bond,Thousnads of thousands dollar of FDI,Missiles that can sink USN Super carrier at one go.Gr8 going.We will be there to listem what ur state control media XINHUA broadcast.

 

[Punjabbi Munda]

Man...somehow i feel Pakistanis and Chinese are the ones more tensed about India being a superpower or not than Indians themselves!

 

[RiazHaq]

India's too poor, too hungry and too illiterate to claim superpower status.

It is very unfortunate that economically resurgent India still remains home to the world's largest population of poor, hungry and illiterate people. Tragically, hunger remains India's biggest problem, with an estimated 7000 Indians dying of hunger every single day. Over 200 million Indians will go to bed hungry tonight, as they do every night, according to Bhookh.com. Along with chronic hunger, deep poverty and high illiteracy also continue to blight the lives of hundreds of millions of Indians on a daily basis.

Haq's Musings: 63 Years After Independence, India Remains Home to World's Largest Population of Poor, Hungry and Illiterates

 

[lem34]

India's too poor, too hungry and too illiterate to claim superpower status.

It is very unfortunate that economically resurgent India still remains home to the world's largest population of poor, hungry and illiterate people. Tragically, hunger remains India's biggest problem, with an estimated 7000 Indians dying of hunger every single day. Over 200 million Indians will go to bed hungry tonight, as they do every night, according to Bhookh.com. Along with chronic hunger, deep poverty and high illiteracy also continue to blight the lives of hundreds of millions of Indians on a daily basis.

Haq's Musings: 63 Years After Independence, India Remains Home to World's Largest Population of Poor, Hungry and Illiterates

Riazbhai that is a killer punch. But you know they cant handle the truth. On top of this they are weak timid and subserviant as people.

 

[Punjabbi Munda]

India's too poor, too hungry and too illiterate to claim superpower status.

It is very unfortunate that economically resurgent India still remains home to the world's largest population of poor, hungry and illiterate people. Tragically, hunger remains India's biggest problem, with an estimated 7000 Indians dying of hunger every single day. Over 200 million Indians will go to bed hungry tonight, as they do every night, according to Bhookh.com. Along with chronic hunger, deep poverty and high illiteracy also continue to blight the lives of hundreds of millions of Indians on a daily basis.

Haq's Musings: 63 Years After Independence, India Remains Home to World's Largest Population of Poor, Hungry and Illiterates

Yo Amusing Haq,You didn't get enough followers for your BS blog?,still promoting? :/

 

[Storm Force]

Riazbhai that is a killer punch. But you know they cant handle the truth. On top of this they are weak timid and subserviant as people.

To Aryan.

Those timid weak indians TOOK EAST PAKISTAN in 12 days and 100,000 mighty pakistani soldiers surrendered.

THOSE timid indians stole saichen glaicer from PAKISTAN in 1984

STOP trolling

 

[Punjabbi Munda]

Riazbhai that is a killer punch. But you know they cant handle the truth. On top of this they are weak timid and subserviant as people.

To Aryan.

Those timid weak indians TOOK EAST PAKISTAN in 12 days and 100,000 mighty pakistani soldiers surrendered.

THOSE timid indians stole saichen glaicer from PAKISTAN in 1984

STOP trolling

Don't spoil their fun...they get their pleasure dose by trying to prove How India is not/will be a superpower ever etc!

 

[Storm Force]

Yes india is very poor

POOR with a $300 billion forex and $2 trillion GDP

BUT your right shocking poverty exists

 

[DDLJ]

India's too poor, too hungry and too illiterate to claim superpower status.

It is very unfortunate that economically resurgent India still remains home to the world's largest population of poor, hungry and illiterate people. Tragically, hunger remains India's biggest problem, with an estimated 7000 Indians dying of hunger every single day. Over 200 million Indians will go to bed hungry tonight, as they do every night, according to Bhookh.com. Along with chronic hunger, deep poverty and high illiteracy also continue to blight the lives of hundreds of millions of Indians on a daily basis.

Haq's Musings: 63 Years After Independence, India Remains Home to World's Largest Population of Poor, Hungry and Illiterates

India is not a superpower but one of the top 10 largest economies in the world. Member of Prestigious G-20 Major economies, G8+5(which may be expanded to G-10 very soon) which shows our significance in the world.

And please don't talk about literacy rate, Pakistan's literacy rate is one of the worst in the world.

 

[lem34]

India's too poor, too hungry and too illiterate to claim superpower status.

It is very unfortunate that economically resurgent India still remains home to the world's largest population of poor, hungry and illiterate people. Tragically, hunger remains India's biggest problem, with an estimated 7000 Indians dying of hunger every single day. Over 200 million Indians will go to bed hungry tonight, as they do every night, according to Bhookh.com. Along with chronic hunger, deep poverty and high illiteracy also continue to blight the lives of hundreds of millions of Indians on a daily basis.

Haq's Musings: 63 Years After Independence, India Remains Home to World's Largest Population of Poor, Hungry and Illiterates

Indians click on the link. Know thyself and thy position.

Yes india is very poor

POOR with a $300 billion forex and $2 trillion GDP

BUT your right shocking poverty exists

that 300 billion divided by 1.2 billion does not go very far.

And please don't talk about literacy rate, Pakistan's literacy rate is one of the worst in the world.

Compare yourself to a country that has a similar population like China next you will be comparing yourself to Nepal

 

[JohnyD]

Why India is not a superpower

Rather you should ask, Why is the UNITED STATES a superpower?

 

[lem34]

The administrator just deleted a thread on modi for being "irrelevant to this forum". But this thread stays.

Yea why not Indian don't want to hear the incredible truth about India

Rather you should ask, Why is the UNITED STATES a superpower?

That you can start another thread. This thread should be made a sticky cos you Indians should be reminded of what you really are.

 

[Tshering22]

Yea why not Indian don't want to hear the incredible truth about India

Oh but we don't want to be a superpower, genius. As long as our region is in our control, we don't mind if China is interested in taking the crown from Unkil Sam. Let them do the world policing in the new era. We're find being the next best thing.

The simple reason why we aren't where China is today is because of the ruling party of this country since its inception and the corrupt kleptocratic system that we function in. Otherwise there's little to stop us from attaining power. We have to improve and there's a long road ahead.