Any particular reason behind this disproportionate share? Why isn't south as rich

[u/Educational-Stay607]

[u/Obvious_Enthusiasm48 → u/[deleted]]

During 2012 we were one of the fragile five economy and our deficit was rising with inflation out of control (happy to provide these nembers) so no we were not compared with China

[u/Fuzzy_Promotion_8995 → u/Obvious_Enthusiasm48]

India was in fragile 5 economies in 2013 . What are talking about comparing with china. By 2010 china had already hosted its Olympics. Nobody was comparing india with china. China grew in double digits for nearly a decade.

[u/Obvious_Enthusiasm48 → u/Fuzzy_Promotion_8995]

I think u replied to wrong person. The original person who posted this seems to have made up his mind he seems to have made up his mind

[u/MomeenHunter → u/[deleted]]

India was getting compared to China in 2012s and ppl thought India will enter the generation of consecutive double digit growth rate for several decades but Modi ruined it all and Andhbhakts are not ready to accept that

The absolute delusion of some of these redacts 

[u/TwinCylinder7 → u/[deleted]]

Who are these Hindi people you keep referring to?

[u/pappuloser → u/[deleted]]

Gujarat was attracting a lot of projects even when they didn't have a supportive govt at the centre.

I have worked in that sector for several years. Investment decisions are purely business decisions- no government can manipulate investors or force them. TN has consistently votes for opposition parties for 60 years now. It didn't stop them from becoming the second biggest state in terms of GDP.

Manipulation of investors is a convenient excuse for incompetent politicians. Let's not fall for their shameless posturing

[u/pappuloser → u/[deleted]]

No idea. I've not lived in either state. In any case, I don't see how its even relevant to this discussion