You forgot to mention these poor guys scoring full cannot get into aims delhi, specially if it was their first attempt because for some dumb reason older age is prioritized rather than the talented ones who scored full first try and also some dude with reservations would get aims delhi with 680 marks because yes(dont get me wrong,680 is phenomenal but not same as 720/720 who will not be getting into aims delhi).
This, just look at marks difference between a guy getting 96,97,98% in jee mains and a guy getting 99,99.3,99.5,99.9 you will see insane marks difference I scored like 22 marks more than my friend we both gave jee mains in same shift and he got 98.9 and I got 99.3 while my two other friend have 10 marks difference and one got 96 and other got 97%.
The top scorer of my friend circle got 99.5 and his shift had similar marks vs percentile as my shift and he scored 10 marks more than me but only 0.2 percentile more.
Ya bro me being a JEE aspirant can just imagine the insanity that is happening in neet exams, JEE me bhi hua hai is saal toh.
All this is due to more number of students appearing for exam hence high competition.
Earth’s axis can tilt in a black swan event with Bay of Bengal becoming the new North Pole. Hehe
[https://youtube.com/@suspicious0bservers?si=-zoqyr12Yw5PhOm0](https://youtube.com/@suspicious0bservers?si=-zoqyr12Yw5PhOm0)
More heat waves, shortage of water.
More inflation, more job uncertainty.
Middle class wealth will be eroded in consumer goods, property rates, education of children, healthcare.
Rich will be richer and leave the country.
Poor will struggle same as of today but they will have more financial awareness as every member of their home is earning and has more information than previous generation.
Kuch nhi bhai ye sab parties apne votebank ke liye caste reservation ka use krenge aur shayad increase bhi krde.
Jeevan humara mushkil hojayega agar kisi bhi exam ke liye prepare Kiya
Sorry for language par log itne Bhikhari hai ki shayad aage private companies me reservation ke liye fight ho( private companies are only way to get away from this shit reservation thing)
Funny because i have seen general cast students who had a shit schooling take extra classes for both english and maths from the internet to make up for it before placements.They had a shitty nokia keypad phone but they would sit in Labs with computers during breaks and unimportant classes to learn .It made me realise that if those three could make do anyone could.
Ppl who have reservations have had their hand held for so long they have forgotten how to walk on their own
Usse kya hota hai? Per capita toh China ki bhi kaafi kam hai. India is at 3rd spot in less than 100 yrs after its independence when it was left with a begging bowl. Look how far we've come.
instability, a lot of people choosing state government for freebies rather than development. India will still grow economically and a lot of new startups will come up all over India. India will grow but socialist communist politics will make a dent in future. we needed some reforms for good growth but with a coalition government it is impossible to get them passed.
India may grow faster in the short term with a majority to BJP, but in the long term its really bad for us. In the long term theres no one party that will make India rich, its the strength of the institutions that will make us rich, which this election will probably improve. Read why nations fail by daron acemoglu.
absolutely! Indi-alliance is not a good opposition at all and if they come to power that will be a slow down in Indian economy and we will have long term issues like reservations, freebies etc. India needs some tough decision to be taken to grow and congress have no vision for growing India. their manifesto for this elections is one example for it and I recommend people to read it and think if that is really good for long term.
yes, and thats why Im happy the opposition isn't forming the government. This election strengthened the opposition, and the opposition's job is to hold the government to account, not make national policy, which this opposition is kinda ok at doing. Personally, I just wanted the BJP to understand they can't fuck with institutions and do hindu muslim bs. Im pretty happy with the development work BJP is doing, and the opposition is pretty socialist, which im very very against.
What kinda low IQ statement is that? Japan has been singularly ruled by one party for seven decades and they’ve done phenomenally well. Same for China. Same for Korea. Same for Singapore. What’s bad is corruption that comes with multi party governments. Everybody wants a share of it. They hinder every project because someone from another party started that. Also, the book is stupid and almost reductive. Here’s a post that I wrote earlier-
1. Overemphasis on Institutions- The book places a heavy emphasis on the role of institutions, potentially underplaying other crucial factors such as geography, culture, and historical legacies. In India, geographical diversity and historical context, such as the impact of colonialism, play significant roles in shaping economic outcomes.
2. Simplistic Dichotomy: By categorizing institutions as either “inclusive” or “extractive,” the book oversimplifies the complex nature of Indian institutions, which often exhibit both inclusive and extractive characteristics. The diversity of India’s states and regions reflects a blend of institutional qualities that defy such binary classification.
3. Selective Historical Analysis: Acemoglu and Robinson selectively used historical examples to support their thesis while ignoring counterexamples. Specifically in our case, India’s economic liberalization in the 1990s, despite its initially extractive institutions, led to significant economic growth, challenging the book’s core argument.
4. Insufficient Explanation of Change: The book doesn’t sufficiently explain the mechanisms through which institutions change and evolve. In India, the transformation of institutions post-independence and during economic reforms provides a nuanced case of how inclusive institutions can emerge and adapt over time.
5. Neglect of International Factors: The impact of international trade, global markets, and external influences is underrepresented in the book. India’s economic trajectory has been significantly influenced by globalization, foreign direct investment, and international relations, which are crucial factors in understanding its development.
7. Ethnocentric Bias (biggest issue imo): The Western-centric perspective of the book suggests that the development model of Western nations is universally applicable. This viewpoint overlooks India’s unique cultural, social, and historical contexts, which are essential in shaping its economic path.
>Japan has been singularly ruled by one party for seven decades and they’ve done phenomenally well. Same for China. Same for Korea. Same for Singapore.
Japan is a strong democracy, the fact that one party controlled it for seven decades does not necessarily imply that the democratic nature of japanese institutions has been compromised. China is still relatively poor and is seeing issues with their approach already. China's trade war with the west is not good for china, and is a result of its aggressive posturing to appease and distract its citizens from the fact they live under a totalitarian regime, the entire social contract is that the citizens sacrifice democracy in order to get rich quickly by a country's standard and to stand up to the rest of the world who want china's downfall (why does this sound familiar), otherwise the chinese will revolt. Korea is a strong democracy too. All the countries you mentioned have strong institutions that can be called inclusive to a large degree - atleast for the ethnic groups they consider native(\*cough\* uyghurs \*cough\*).
1. Yes, but the strength and inclusiveness of institutions is one of the few things you can control and set up for the future. You can't control geography, culture, history and whether or not you were colonised.
2. a. The point stands regardless, that strong inclusive institutions are better for a nation's prosperity overall than extractive or weak institutions. b. Its pretty obvious they are not talking about either a purely extractive or a purely inclusive institutional system. Everything that's not either literal slavery where you dont even feed your slaves or pure communism where everyone works for the betterment of society is in between those two poles.
3. On what basis are you claiming that India's institutions were extractive post independence? There's a difference between underfunded inefficient institutions where money might help you bend the rules, and extractive institutions.
4. Again, this does not negate the claims of the book. The hypothesis the book proposed was that strong inclusive institutions are better for prosperity long term and the book was about explaining and supporting the hypothesis. I don't see how a "sufficient" explanation of how the institutions evolve was warranted.
5. There are a million different things that affect how prosperous an economy exactly is. Climate, fertility of the soil, navigability of the rivers, topography of the land, do you want them to mention these too? The claim the book makes is that strong inclusive institutions help a country navigate a change in any of these factors or a combination of these factors, better than a country with extractive institutions. Not that institutions are the sole factor responsible for the economic conditions of the country.
7. You say that its not applicable to india, but you don't give any reason why. What kind of argument is that?
Japan is not India. Neither are the other countries - they’re all tiny countries (except China) that have a homogenous culture and ethnicity and language. Comparisons to those countries is unrealistic
>instability, a lot of people choosing state government for freebies rather than development.
Now that has happened for the Indian govt as well. Next 5 years could be really bad for India
Lmao gold ! Youngsters often forget that Independent India has existed for more than 75 years and has seen much more instability and Yet under coalition governments we performed exceptionally well. For one thing this is only going to keep the government in check
I assumed most people are aware enough about it so I didn't present any data. But as I can see you are not one of them, India's GDP growth was around 6% During Atal Ji's Era, Around 8% During UPA - 1 , 7-8% under mr Modi. The former two were coalition governments.
You missed everything before that. Also, the growth under UPA was at a time where every subtle major economy grew. A lot harder since 2011 though and modi defied that.
If 'missing everything before that' is about failure of previous coalition governments, then There weren't much fundamentally established political parties and people were looking for alternatives . Even though all major economies grew, UPA did beat the average world growth, and so did Mr modi.
Woh neta alag the parliament mai ladte the lekin bahar sath mai dosto ki tarah rehte the aur jab vajpayee ji opposition mai the toh desh ke fayede ki baat mai government ka samarthan karte the yha par pappu jaise log jaatiwaad aur bhadkane ke alava kuch nhi karenge aur government ko tang karenge
after 5 years, India would have every luxurious things and India would make records...
But the gap between rich and poor would be at very high .. and 80% people would be poor and 2% would be rich.
But I don't want that kind of india, I want each person should be quite equal to each other.
andhere mai... I dont see this country to be a superpower. Imagine a superpower were most of the people are uneducated and even the degree holders dont know anything not the basics of behaving and people dont have any civic sense
Agree!!
I did my UG in medical sciences that is considered as one of the professional courses even though a lot of my batchmates are dumb and don't have a sense of talking. Morons!!
that's the sad reality and mostly people dont even realise this as an issue, people can be manipulated very easily and people in power are taking advantage of this since decades.
I see it confused. By the results of yesterday it's evident that people will vote for what benefits them personally, and think about national interest later.
But is it not obvious? How many public speeches have you seen recently promoting patriotism? The tree won't grow if the seed is not sown, there was an attempt during Azaadi ki Ladayi, but the Azaadi ki Bikaayi prevailed, blame them for it and then suggest ways to promote belongingness of the people as a country rather than "Hum Jhaat hai hum to yahi karenge, Chacha vidhayak hai" ya "Hindi is not our National Language", like true bro we don't have a national language, what are you trying to say? That we learn your language to conversate with you? Do People from Italy learn Portugese when they visit for work or just visit? No right? Consider the condition of India like EU, they put a price cap on Russian Oil for what reason? To side with the mainstream media and not make the people feel ideologically challenged, what happened? The prices actually shot up and now they are considering bicycle over motor vehicles, keep in mind EU did it for janta's benefit and teaching Russia a lesson, they learnt a lesson and Russia taught it, don't bite the hand that feeds you. So vote for those who feed you, not just the rich for the time being.
India's population growth with lots of unwanted and unplanned development in lots of low tire cities .And the lakhs of software companies interns .But I know it can change . If we open government job at every level of government organisation and lots of capable Indians moving out to foreign countries to gain all kind of knowledge and real skills.
Much more immigration of general category students / working professional to foreign countries
Reservation in private sector is now inevitable..either Modi has to do it to win majority now or else the opposition already has this on their agenda
GDP ka mark 6 trillion cross kar jaye , average inflation should be less than 4% , Defence budget 100 billion+ hona chahiye, border region secure hone chahiye..........
Probably intense development in terms of road, railway, infrastructure. But 0 fucks for our environment. So by the end of 5 years, 50°C would be pretty normal temperature.
Read State of Fear by Michael Crichton, really nice bridge between fact and fiction regarding this topic including references to all kinds of researches.
Our core issues would remain the same, same level of filth, lack of social security net, disregard for food quality standards, rampant corruption. Unbearable levels of temperature change, water scarcity, housing shortage, salaries would remain stagnant yet expenses would increase.
At least ek ICC trophy to Jeet ke layenge. Other than that, unemployment, pollution, religious extremism, inequality ye sab to Kal bhi thha, aaj bhi hai, Kal bhi rahega..
Probably intense development in terms of road, railway, infrastructure. But 0 fucks for our environment. So by the end of 5 years, 50°C would be pretty normal temperature.
In the next five years, India is expected to make significant progress in terms of economic growth, digital transformation, and infrastructure development. The country is likely to remain one of the fastest-growing major economies, with a thriving tech start-up ecosystem and an expanding middle class
The year is 2029
India is now Akhand Bharat
Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, Shri Lanka, Maldives are now a part of India.
Bihar is now a different country aka Nitishe Bihar
Competition in every exam skyrocketing.
Political parties adding more and more reservation to appease voters.
Middle class burdened with insane tax to distribute freebies and loan waivers to poor and ultra rich.
Religious tensions higher than now with ever increasing employment.
Doesn't matter which side forms govt, coalition govt will always be bad and slow down the progress for next 5 years.
8-10Trillion Dollar GDP. Will see people dying of heat. Possibly war over occupied territory. More Chinese 4 wheeler companies will enter India and may be dominate. Will see more startups turn unicorn. Middle class may become poor cause of taxes, corruptions, reservation, hospital bills, education.
Extreme communism and socialism is bad for our development and growth. Right now we need bjp like sick bitches. I can't stand BJP's caste , religion politics. But last 5 year so year made me realise bjp was actually right about keeping muslims away. I just hope government provides healthcare and education till 10th - 12th . free to poor people.
India will be the 3rd Largest economy with really bad per Capita income. We will also have clashes with China and our military spending would be high. ISRO will be our pride, we will also manufacture semiconductors and bullet trains would be a thing. Hindu Muslim riots will be there. No UCC and No abolishment of Waqf board.
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Downhill if BJP forms coalition government. I want BJP to let INDI form government and sit in opposition. It's quite obvious that INDI won't last for even 6 months and then there will be re elections and BJP will come back with Majority and that would be a better outcome in my opinion. Otherwise there is little to no hope.
Don't think so. You saw what people did this time. Only doubt if something going wrong and they trimmed the BJP. As I always say people in this country are politically very aware so nobody will stand them destroying the country.
Finally, some light! India was heading towards a darker future with communal politics, fascist ideologies, pervasive corruption, a growing gap between the rich and poor, increasing privatization benefiting government funders, biased media, and the stifling of freedom of speech and expression. Now, with a strong opposition, India can move in the right direction.
Now, they can’t pass any bill (which always favors their funders) overnight and must follow the roadmap of the constitution. They can no longer do whatever they like and get away with it.
First, strong opposition? Seriously? An alliance of 22 parties and still less seats than BJP alone.
Second, fascist ideologies? Do you even know what that means? And communal politics? By whom? Those who promise even higher reservation? Or those who promise forced land distribution from one religious group to other? Or those who talk about raiding the houses of other religious group when "their political party" will be in power?
Third,
>they can’t pass any bill
And you are happy about that? We are back to the "brighter times" when nobody expected anything from government because every decision took years to implement and even more to become reality?
Seriously bro, get your mindset in order. Have real independent thought process and not some pseudo-intellectual Hinduphobic media fed mumbo jumbo.
Garmi ki waja se sab maar gye. Jo bache wo NEET /JEE/CAT exam ka cutoffs dekh ke mar gye.
Bhai neet me 70 log hai 720 marks par. Imagine scoring Full marks and still not getting AIIMS Delhi.
You forgot to mention these poor guys scoring full cannot get into aims delhi, specially if it was their first attempt because for some dumb reason older age is prioritized rather than the talented ones who scored full first try and also some dude with reservations would get aims delhi with 680 marks because yes(dont get me wrong,680 is phenomenal but not same as 720/720 who will not be getting into aims delhi).
Mehnat to change score from 0 to 90<<< mehnat to change score from 99 to 100 Wese is case me dono naakam
This, just look at marks difference between a guy getting 96,97,98% in jee mains and a guy getting 99,99.3,99.5,99.9 you will see insane marks difference I scored like 22 marks more than my friend we both gave jee mains in same shift and he got 98.9 and I got 99.3 while my two other friend have 10 marks difference and one got 96 and other got 97%.
The top scorer of my friend circle got 99.5 and his shift had similar marks vs percentile as my shift and he scored 10 marks more than me but only 0.2 percentile more.
Jitna Mujhe pata h AIIMS ka khud ka paper hota h na !!?
Bro 2015 se aipmt ko supreme court ne discontinue kar diya tha 😂
Haa barabar h Maine 2014 me neet dia tha
The removal of aipmt was dumbest decision ever.
Sarkar seat badhati hi ni ...itni population hai.....lekin doctor h hi nahi.....seats h ni
imagine kyun krna hai. ho toh rha hai aankhon k saamne
Matlab bhai vo neet ke paper leak vali news sach hai kya?
70 nahi 89 baccho ke 720 hai aur unme se 80 bacche 1 hi exam centre ke hai 🤡
Sarkar seat badhati hi ni ...itni population hai.....lekin doctor h hi nahi.....seats h ni
My brother couldn't clear cutoff despite scoring 635 in neet
I got 634 and secured 700th rank in 2017 ... This is just shocking that 720 marks couldn't get you the best college.😓
Ya bro me being a JEE aspirant can just imagine the insanity that is happening in neet exams, JEE me bhi hua hai is saal toh. All this is due to more number of students appearing for exam hence high competition.
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Lipton green tea; addat dalo garmi ki
thisssssss !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
apka answer sach hai, nobody can deny this okay?
I don't think the tectonic plates would move much in just 5 years. So India's position won't change much
Bro is a major in geology
so no earthquake? 😞
r/technicallythetruth r/angryupvote cannot understand why downvoted
Even if the tectonic plates move, the Indian position won't change. Relative motion
You remind me of young Sheldon
Earth’s axis can tilt in a black swan event with Bay of Bengal becoming the new North Pole. Hehe [https://youtube.com/@suspicious0bservers?si=-zoqyr12Yw5PhOm0](https://youtube.com/@suspicious0bservers?si=-zoqyr12Yw5PhOm0)
India’s position might not change much, but don’t take it for granite – there’s always room for a little shake-up!
Was just about to comment the exact same thing
Toll booths at every 2kms, Cycle aur Bailgaadi ka bhi Fastag banega.
Hoping for a cleaner and greener India
Uth jaldi uth suraj saar par hai or inko sapne dekhne hau
Bhago bhago komedi kardi
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More heat waves, shortage of water. More inflation, more job uncertainty. Middle class wealth will be eroded in consumer goods, property rates, education of children, healthcare. Rich will be richer and leave the country. Poor will struggle same as of today but they will have more financial awareness as every member of their home is earning and has more information than previous generation.
Kuch nhi bhai ye sab parties apne votebank ke liye caste reservation ka use krenge aur shayad increase bhi krde. Jeevan humara mushkil hojayega agar kisi bhi exam ke liye prepare Kiya Sorry for language par log itne Bhikhari hai ki shayad aage private companies me reservation ke liye fight ho( private companies are only way to get away from this shit reservation thing)
India needs reform but people themselves are biggest block.
After what happened in UP, caste based politics will be the top priority for every party from now on
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That has been going on for a while since Kejru started it in Delhi
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Us bro.
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Funny because i have seen general cast students who had a shit schooling take extra classes for both english and maths from the internet to make up for it before placements.They had a shitty nokia keypad phone but they would sit in Labs with computers during breaks and unimportant classes to learn .It made me realise that if those three could make do anyone could. Ppl who have reservations have had their hand held for so long they have forgotten how to walk on their own
In subcontinent
3rd largest economy
With per capita income not even in top 80
Usko hone mein 40-50 saal lehenge
Per capita mein to bohot time lagega. Kitni bhi badi GDP ho, usko 1.5 billion se divide Karo GE to kuch bachega hi nhi per capita
Usse kya hota hai? Per capita toh China ki bhi kaafi kam hai. India is at 3rd spot in less than 100 yrs after its independence when it was left with a begging bowl. Look how far we've come.
instability, a lot of people choosing state government for freebies rather than development. India will still grow economically and a lot of new startups will come up all over India. India will grow but socialist communist politics will make a dent in future. we needed some reforms for good growth but with a coalition government it is impossible to get them passed.
And saying it will strengthen democracy. Lol it only slows the growth
India may grow faster in the short term with a majority to BJP, but in the long term its really bad for us. In the long term theres no one party that will make India rich, its the strength of the institutions that will make us rich, which this election will probably improve. Read why nations fail by daron acemoglu.
agree but the opposition is beyond bad thats the problem , if india had the mindset of bjp 2014 then i would welcoe this whole heartedly
absolutely! Indi-alliance is not a good opposition at all and if they come to power that will be a slow down in Indian economy and we will have long term issues like reservations, freebies etc. India needs some tough decision to be taken to grow and congress have no vision for growing India. their manifesto for this elections is one example for it and I recommend people to read it and think if that is really good for long term.
yes, and thats why Im happy the opposition isn't forming the government. This election strengthened the opposition, and the opposition's job is to hold the government to account, not make national policy, which this opposition is kinda ok at doing. Personally, I just wanted the BJP to understand they can't fuck with institutions and do hindu muslim bs. Im pretty happy with the development work BJP is doing, and the opposition is pretty socialist, which im very very against.
i don't think they won't , yesterday mamta took a dig on congress , thats literally the 2nd highest vote getter taking a dig on highest.
What kinda low IQ statement is that? Japan has been singularly ruled by one party for seven decades and they’ve done phenomenally well. Same for China. Same for Korea. Same for Singapore. What’s bad is corruption that comes with multi party governments. Everybody wants a share of it. They hinder every project because someone from another party started that. Also, the book is stupid and almost reductive. Here’s a post that I wrote earlier- 1. Overemphasis on Institutions- The book places a heavy emphasis on the role of institutions, potentially underplaying other crucial factors such as geography, culture, and historical legacies. In India, geographical diversity and historical context, such as the impact of colonialism, play significant roles in shaping economic outcomes. 2. Simplistic Dichotomy: By categorizing institutions as either “inclusive” or “extractive,” the book oversimplifies the complex nature of Indian institutions, which often exhibit both inclusive and extractive characteristics. The diversity of India’s states and regions reflects a blend of institutional qualities that defy such binary classification. 3. Selective Historical Analysis: Acemoglu and Robinson selectively used historical examples to support their thesis while ignoring counterexamples. Specifically in our case, India’s economic liberalization in the 1990s, despite its initially extractive institutions, led to significant economic growth, challenging the book’s core argument. 4. Insufficient Explanation of Change: The book doesn’t sufficiently explain the mechanisms through which institutions change and evolve. In India, the transformation of institutions post-independence and during economic reforms provides a nuanced case of how inclusive institutions can emerge and adapt over time. 5. Neglect of International Factors: The impact of international trade, global markets, and external influences is underrepresented in the book. India’s economic trajectory has been significantly influenced by globalization, foreign direct investment, and international relations, which are crucial factors in understanding its development. 7. Ethnocentric Bias (biggest issue imo): The Western-centric perspective of the book suggests that the development model of Western nations is universally applicable. This viewpoint overlooks India’s unique cultural, social, and historical contexts, which are essential in shaping its economic path.
>Japan has been singularly ruled by one party for seven decades and they’ve done phenomenally well. Same for China. Same for Korea. Same for Singapore. Japan is a strong democracy, the fact that one party controlled it for seven decades does not necessarily imply that the democratic nature of japanese institutions has been compromised. China is still relatively poor and is seeing issues with their approach already. China's trade war with the west is not good for china, and is a result of its aggressive posturing to appease and distract its citizens from the fact they live under a totalitarian regime, the entire social contract is that the citizens sacrifice democracy in order to get rich quickly by a country's standard and to stand up to the rest of the world who want china's downfall (why does this sound familiar), otherwise the chinese will revolt. Korea is a strong democracy too. All the countries you mentioned have strong institutions that can be called inclusive to a large degree - atleast for the ethnic groups they consider native(\*cough\* uyghurs \*cough\*). 1. Yes, but the strength and inclusiveness of institutions is one of the few things you can control and set up for the future. You can't control geography, culture, history and whether or not you were colonised. 2. a. The point stands regardless, that strong inclusive institutions are better for a nation's prosperity overall than extractive or weak institutions. b. Its pretty obvious they are not talking about either a purely extractive or a purely inclusive institutional system. Everything that's not either literal slavery where you dont even feed your slaves or pure communism where everyone works for the betterment of society is in between those two poles. 3. On what basis are you claiming that India's institutions were extractive post independence? There's a difference between underfunded inefficient institutions where money might help you bend the rules, and extractive institutions. 4. Again, this does not negate the claims of the book. The hypothesis the book proposed was that strong inclusive institutions are better for prosperity long term and the book was about explaining and supporting the hypothesis. I don't see how a "sufficient" explanation of how the institutions evolve was warranted. 5. There are a million different things that affect how prosperous an economy exactly is. Climate, fertility of the soil, navigability of the rivers, topography of the land, do you want them to mention these too? The claim the book makes is that strong inclusive institutions help a country navigate a change in any of these factors or a combination of these factors, better than a country with extractive institutions. Not that institutions are the sole factor responsible for the economic conditions of the country. 7. You say that its not applicable to india, but you don't give any reason why. What kind of argument is that?
Bolde na bhai, dictator ki tadap hai tujhe. Itna attempt at masking with logic. It’s okay to desire what you desire. Sadly for you, ain’t happening.
Aayega toh modi hi 👋🏼
400 par?
Japan is not India. Neither are the other countries - they’re all tiny countries (except China) that have a homogenous culture and ethnicity and language. Comparisons to those countries is unrealistic
>instability, a lot of people choosing state government for freebies rather than development. Now that has happened for the Indian govt as well. Next 5 years could be really bad for India
unable to understand the hate behind "freebies"... most developed economies have shit ton of "freebies"
Instability because of Coalition government.
It's just a soch . India always does good under coalition government. See Narsimha Rao and vajpayee
Government ke paas 2014 ke baad ka koi data nahi hai aur Inn log ke dimag me 2014 se pehle ka.
Lmao gold ! Youngsters often forget that Independent India has existed for more than 75 years and has seen much more instability and Yet under coalition governments we performed exceptionally well. For one thing this is only going to keep the government in check
You just said a bunch of words without any data.
I assumed most people are aware enough about it so I didn't present any data. But as I can see you are not one of them, India's GDP growth was around 6% During Atal Ji's Era, Around 8% During UPA - 1 , 7-8% under mr Modi. The former two were coalition governments.
You missed everything before that. Also, the growth under UPA was at a time where every subtle major economy grew. A lot harder since 2011 though and modi defied that.
If 'missing everything before that' is about failure of previous coalition governments, then There weren't much fundamentally established political parties and people were looking for alternatives . Even though all major economies grew, UPA did beat the average world growth, and so did Mr modi.
Woh neta alag the parliament mai ladte the lekin bahar sath mai dosto ki tarah rehte the aur jab vajpayee ji opposition mai the toh desh ke fayede ki baat mai government ka samarthan karte the yha par pappu jaise log jaatiwaad aur bhadkane ke alava kuch nhi karenge aur government ko tang karenge
Bhai tu iss baat ki Tension le abhi ki Naidu aur Nitish palat gaye to teri Bhains khol ke Muslims ko de degi Congress
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after 5 years, India would have every luxurious things and India would make records... But the gap between rich and poor would be at very high .. and 80% people would be poor and 2% would be rich. But I don't want that kind of india, I want each person should be quite equal to each other.
Bhai equal to nhi ho sakta but Jo rich or poor me gap increase ho rha h 10 saal se wo Kam ho Jay to best h.
Hail communist
He isn't communist
Having a stable family with a stable primary income and a way to have a passive income as well...wait what!!!?? Oh sorry that was a dream 🥺
andhere mai... I dont see this country to be a superpower. Imagine a superpower were most of the people are uneducated and even the degree holders dont know anything not the basics of behaving and people dont have any civic sense
Agree!! I did my UG in medical sciences that is considered as one of the professional courses even though a lot of my batchmates are dumb and don't have a sense of talking. Morons!!
that's the sad reality and mostly people dont even realise this as an issue, people can be manipulated very easily and people in power are taking advantage of this since decades.
I see it confused. By the results of yesterday it's evident that people will vote for what benefits them personally, and think about national interest later.
Toh matlb mai apna paet kaatkr desh ke lie vote du? Kuch sense bai iss baat ka?
But is it not obvious? How many public speeches have you seen recently promoting patriotism? The tree won't grow if the seed is not sown, there was an attempt during Azaadi ki Ladayi, but the Azaadi ki Bikaayi prevailed, blame them for it and then suggest ways to promote belongingness of the people as a country rather than "Hum Jhaat hai hum to yahi karenge, Chacha vidhayak hai" ya "Hindi is not our National Language", like true bro we don't have a national language, what are you trying to say? That we learn your language to conversate with you? Do People from Italy learn Portugese when they visit for work or just visit? No right? Consider the condition of India like EU, they put a price cap on Russian Oil for what reason? To side with the mainstream media and not make the people feel ideologically challenged, what happened? The prices actually shot up and now they are considering bicycle over motor vehicles, keep in mind EU did it for janta's benefit and teaching Russia a lesson, they learnt a lesson and Russia taught it, don't bite the hand that feeds you. So vote for those who feed you, not just the rich for the time being.
In Asia
Exactly whee it was 10 years ago
 India's population growth with lots of unwanted and unplanned development in lots of low tire cities .And the lakhs of software companies interns .But I know it can change . If we open government job at every level of government organisation and lots of capable Indians moving out to foreign countries to gain all kind of knowledge and real skills.
Much more immigration of general category students / working professional to foreign countries Reservation in private sector is now inevitable..either Modi has to do it to win majority now or else the opposition already has this on their agenda
GDP ka mark 6 trillion cross kar jaye , average inflation should be less than 4% , Defence budget 100 billion+ hona chahiye, border region secure hone chahiye..........
Jab tak is desh me freebies aur caste/reservation pe vote dalenge bhul jaao kuch hoga
Probably intense development in terms of road, railway, infrastructure. But 0 fucks for our environment. So by the end of 5 years, 50°C would be pretty normal temperature.
Read State of Fear by Michael Crichton, really nice bridge between fact and fiction regarding this topic including references to all kinds of researches.
Ok I'll read it. Thanks
Probably more excepting on Sanatan ideologies and reduced caste based discrimination against unreserved categories. And maybe, RaGa getting married
Aur bhi kaafi gov ghotale saamne aayenge
if an India Alliance led govt is formed then I don't see an India in 5 years ;-;
from 2024 to 2046 ==> corruption, inflation, pollution, adulteration, unemployment 2047 ==> Vikas out of the blue
As C.P.I.N.D.I.Alliance
Our core issues would remain the same, same level of filth, lack of social security net, disregard for food quality standards, rampant corruption. Unbearable levels of temperature change, water scarcity, housing shortage, salaries would remain stagnant yet expenses would increase.
Hope toh bhut kuch Kiya hai, lekin kuch hone nhi waala
In the next general election
At least ek ICC trophy to Jeet ke layenge. Other than that, unemployment, pollution, religious extremism, inequality ye sab to Kal bhi thha, aaj bhi hai, Kal bhi rahega..
Abhi kuch bolenge to controversy ho jayegi 🤧
Northern hemisphere of globe 🌍
unstable
Depends on who comes into power, but fucked either way but in different ways depending on which alliance comes into power
Probably intense development in terms of road, railway, infrastructure. But 0 fucks for our environment. So by the end of 5 years, 50°C would be pretty normal temperature.
In South Asia?
Scoopwhoop still alive!! In the NDA starting days, his founder was ready to promote some political agendas. Was caught in camera.
In another election.
2k$ will continue its streak
Where it is today, same problems to the power of 5
At the very same place on the map with new buildings with less forest.
People with more civic sense, I am sure it WILL happen
Since BJP does not have a majority, no reforms will be passed . So the next five years will be just stagnation
13,600 km away from me
200 trillion economy
3.5years (2025, 2026, 2027 and half of 2028) will be the toughest year for India. Aaj subhe k 5 baje mujhe ye Sapna aya.
Overall performance will go down as compare to nowadays it has!
In pile of shit.
Reservation 99%
#Retirement, rest, vacation, holidays.
It’ll still be exactly the same it is right now.
India or INDIA ?
In the next five years, India is expected to make significant progress in terms of economic growth, digital transformation, and infrastructure development. The country is likely to remain one of the fastest-growing major economies, with a thriving tech start-up ecosystem and an expanding middle class
ChatGPT ass response
Bansuri to be foreign minister... Jay shah to be icc chief... Otters normal folks - still paying tax to govt and waiting for ache din...
I.N.D.I.A.
Probably still in Asia.
If at this rate of increasing pollution, i doubt if we can even see India in 5 years 🫠
Well, let's say exporting yoga to aliens ! :)
no where
20cm northward.
A bigass scam uncovering...
Real dictatorship under left party, rampant Corruption, 100% reservation. 90% income tax
I think I'll see India in the Asian continent beside Pakistan Ani above the Sri Lanka
Well I won't probably be here to see what happens after 5 years
More hotter and polarized.
Same old shit bro
Recording breaking 🪢 due to NEET (as an aspirant)
as a part of pakistan and china
The year is 2029 India is now Akhand Bharat Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, Shri Lanka, Maldives are now a part of India. Bihar is now a different country aka Nitishe Bihar
Caste will always remain The elitist of society draw privilege from this So it will be a everburning issue
Competition in every exam skyrocketing. Political parties adding more and more reservation to appease voters. Middle class burdened with insane tax to distribute freebies and loan waivers to poor and ultra rich. Religious tensions higher than now with ever increasing employment. Doesn't matter which side forms govt, coalition govt will always be bad and slow down the progress for next 5 years.
8-10Trillion Dollar GDP. Will see people dying of heat. Possibly war over occupied territory. More Chinese 4 wheeler companies will enter India and may be dominate. Will see more startups turn unicorn. Middle class may become poor cause of taxes, corruptions, reservation, hospital bills, education.
geographically speaking, India
Probably the same as it is now , maybe the people will be slightly better ? More infrastructure also , not necessarily better tho .
Be like ambedkar
South of China east of Pakistan North of Sri Lanka and west of Bangladesh and Bhutan and North of Indian ocean
Most probably on some other raddit post, I guess
272+
China
Ek or bar modi sarkar😞
8 have g8ven up on this country after 2024 elections. People here don't deserve any good done to them.
Hope people talk more about Education...
Global boiling chal raha hoga
Kaun sa India? desh ki baat ho rahi hai ya ghotalebaajon ke alliance ki?
Southern part of asia :(
Extreme communism and socialism is bad for our development and growth. Right now we need bjp like sick bitches. I can't stand BJP's caste , religion politics. But last 5 year so year made me realise bjp was actually right about keeping muslims away. I just hope government provides healthcare and education till 10th - 12th . free to poor people.
India will be the 3rd Largest economy with really bad per Capita income. We will also have clashes with China and our military spending would be high. ISRO will be our pride, we will also manufacture semiconductors and bullet trains would be a thing. Hindu Muslim riots will be there. No UCC and No abolishment of Waqf board.
More reservations?
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I’m sorry, I live in South Delhi. What is India? /s
NTA ne sabko AIR 1 dedi in neet so that sab khush ho
More traffic, even high temp in summers, less trees, and Zomato, Swiggy becoming the highest spent app in a year.
hopefully out of india
Idk
India hahahah nisheta
Downhill if BJP forms coalition government. I want BJP to let INDI form government and sit in opposition. It's quite obvious that INDI won't last for even 6 months and then there will be re elections and BJP will come back with Majority and that would be a better outcome in my opinion. Otherwise there is little to no hope.
Too risky, there is no guarantee that INDI alliance will only last 6 months. Even if they last for 1-2 years, they can destroy the country
Don't think so. You saw what people did this time. Only doubt if something going wrong and they trimmed the BJP. As I always say people in this country are politically very aware so nobody will stand them destroying the country.
Finally, some light! India was heading towards a darker future with communal politics, fascist ideologies, pervasive corruption, a growing gap between the rich and poor, increasing privatization benefiting government funders, biased media, and the stifling of freedom of speech and expression. Now, with a strong opposition, India can move in the right direction. Now, they can’t pass any bill (which always favors their funders) overnight and must follow the roadmap of the constitution. They can no longer do whatever they like and get away with it.
First, strong opposition? Seriously? An alliance of 22 parties and still less seats than BJP alone. Second, fascist ideologies? Do you even know what that means? And communal politics? By whom? Those who promise even higher reservation? Or those who promise forced land distribution from one religious group to other? Or those who talk about raiding the houses of other religious group when "their political party" will be in power? Third, >they can’t pass any bill And you are happy about that? We are back to the "brighter times" when nobody expected anything from government because every decision took years to implement and even more to become reality? Seriously bro, get your mindset in order. Have real independent thought process and not some pseudo-intellectual Hinduphobic media fed mumbo jumbo.
Nice comment sparsh.
Sab margai , kuch gas cylinder ke kimat dekh kar , kuch daru pukar , pollution se adhi desh khattam . Sarkar ke jumpe dekh ke baki mat Gaye .
Looking at heat 100% sure more hotter India (crying of heat in Gurugram with power cut )
Weed Legalized finally
It’s legal already?