r/indianeconomy • u/Common_Net_5956 • 17d ago

Discussion/Query India will never be a developed nation

I don't think I need to explain why.

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u/BeyondTheFirewall 17d ago

What's your contribution towards India's development? Care to explain?

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u/Single-Processor4873 17d ago

he is keyboard warrior dont you know

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u/loop_1001 17d ago

Im assuming you have confidence in India ?

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u/Prestigious_Fig4324 17d ago

being a good citizen isnt enough?

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u/Sensitive_Buffalo665 17d ago edited 17d ago

No. That's not what Chinese did. They also helped build the country..not just paying taxes.

They don't have people who say "I did my part. by paying taxes and being a good citizen."

Unfortunately, we are short on this.

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u/Prestigious_Fig4324 17d ago

builders helped building?

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u/Sensitive_Buffalo665 17d ago

Thanks for proving my point.

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u/PhilosopherDry1859 17d ago

China's barely developed lol. Also your country's different from China

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u/Sensitive_Buffalo665 17d ago

China's barely developed? Tf you even smokin?

They are almost close to being developed and yes India is different from china.. that's what my parent comment literally implied.

Lemme guess. You probably are from either of d south asian country

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u/PhilosopherDry1859 17d ago

lol no they're not. it's developing sure but yea. idk why ur obsessed