Indian Economy: News and Discussion

[Shuturmurg]

Basic trivia: It was a part of a super power known as Soviet Union.

Still they have maintained the infra. City is super clean and people don't drive. like maniac.

 

[shade]

Blackpill : City in a country with half our GDP per capita :




We sooth asians are incredibly disorganized people.

ex-Soviet country.
Leadership is also ex-Soviet unironically.
One thing they do is make sure their capital city looks good whatever the cost
OTOH it could be programming of the Soviet era made the people there decent, responsible citizens from being central asian savages.

 

[Arjun Mk1A]

Blackpill : City in a country with half our GDP per capita :




We sooth asians are incredibly disorganized people.

Ex soviet country my friend. On distance looks grand but closer looks depressing. Move out of the city we will see just desolate lands.

On the other hands Indian Cities are always depressing.
Will take time to fix this mess.

 

[nongaddarliberal]

Basic trivia: It was a part of a super power known as Soviet Union.

Yup. But most of the buildings and streets in Dushanbe seen in the video weren't there 15 years ago, so it's not exactly soviet legacy that the video is showing. They've completely renovated the place.

But most of their economy is from remittances.

 

[FalconSlayers]

Yup. But most of the buildings and streets in Dushanbe seen in the video weren't there 15 years ago, so it's not exactly soviet legacy that the video is showing. They've completely renovated the place.

But most of their economy is from remittances.

The thing is, the city was already planned and built. Buildings isn't equal to urban planning.

Still they have maintained the infra. City is super clean and people don't drive. like maniac.

And what do you want to prove with it?

 

[gslv markIII]

 

[Arjun Mk1A]

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Does BEML release any Renders again?

If the final product is not matching the renders. I am personally visiting the BEML factories and going to Hijack it.

 

[Arjun Mk1A]

Because Recently saw the Gomti Nagar Station Redevelopment which looks super good. This makes the Habibganj station is experimented as Guinea pig as railway babus.

Only if we deploy Airport style security system and remove the free loaders from entering stations

 

[Shuturmurg]

The thing is, the city was already planned and built. Buildings isn't equal to urban planning.

And what do you want to prove with it?

That india's disorder and dirtyness is not due to low income, its a cultural issue. Compared to Sooth asia, even other poorer countries are cleaner. Myanmmar is cleaner than india. Kabul is cleaner than Karachi and Lahore.

Here is yangon, city of 6 million again in Myanmmar, a country with less than half of India's GDP per capita and in middle of civil war.


Old city area, doesn't have great infra but still clean :


Indians (specially in the north) need belt kutai dictatorship for 10 years to fix bad habit of its populace.

 

[Hari Sud]

Food inflation is going to rip through the roof in the coming months.

No chance of a rate cut in the near future.

If monsoon plays truant this year too, expect the unthinkable.

There is going to be some serious squabbling between center and state over funds.

Unlikely thinking….

 

[Hari Sud]

A quick question:
Why is it called 'the hindu rate of growth'? I find it very derogative...

‘It was 3% growth rate under Indira Gandhi which got it derogative name of Hindu rate of growth. It stuck under Rajiv Gandhi and host of PMs until Modi arrived and changed it all.

 

[sameer3694]

That india's disorder and dirtyness is not due to low income, its a cultural issue. Compared to Sooth asia, even other poorer countries are cleaner. Myanmmar is cleaner than india. Kabul is cleaner than Karachi and Lahore.

Here is yangon, city of 6 million again in Myanmmar, a country with less than half of India's GDP per capita and in middle of civil war.


Old city area, doesn't have great infra but still clean :


Indians (specially in the north) need belt kutai dictatorship for 10 years to fix bad habit of its populace.

It's a failure of governance too. So many municipalities can't even do basic things like waste collection properly.

Somewhere along the lines the contract between local government and the citizens is broken. The local babus don't give a shit about urban planning/cleanliness and people don't five a damn either and stop expecting anything. It becomes a self reinforcing cycle at some point. and someone has to take the initiative and break this cycle: either the government or the citizens

 

[thebakofbakchod]

Still they have maintained the infra. City is super clean and people don't drive. like maniac.

That india's disorder and dirtyness is not due to low income, its a cultural issue. Compared to Sooth asia, even other poorer countries are cleaner. Myanmmar is cleaner than india. Kabul is cleaner than Karachi and Lahore.

Here is yangon, city of 6 million again in Myanmmar, a country with less than half of India's GDP per capita and in middle of civil war.


Old city area, doesn't have great infra but still clean :


Indians (specially in the north) need belt kutai dictatorship for 10 years to fix bad habit of its populace.

This is something Indians do not understand and will keep making excuses. India and the subcon in general is a very unique shithole. The people in this region are too used to living in filth and treat public property as their personal dustbin. To make things worse, the local municipalities are completely broken and do not do the bare minimum of cleaning the streets and paving roads. Many Indian cities have GDP per capita > $5000 now. Do any of them have the infra to match it? This needs a top-down hammering. SBM needs to be revamp with very severe punishments for local MLAs and officials for any sign of litter or rubbish on roads, open gutters and landfills.

 

[mamamia12]

Very true.
majority of Indians are with no basic manners, no basic civilianship, not responsible, unclean , unhygenic arrogant, no discipline, no paraffin discipline. Lack of proper education is clearly visible in every places and scenarios.
how average or majority of Indians behave on roads, even in their temples is more than enough to understand our culture and basic civilianship.


things should start from school, with committed passionate teachers who can educate their student to become a better civilian with responsibility, aware of cleanliness, kind to each others and how to behave. It looks those who are on top of our education system not even aware of it,

india, even with high economy and all the boasting around it will continue as dirty unclean chaotic shythole because of these for next generations because we haven’t even started to change it.

This is what happens when someone skips Autocracy. We should introduce caning for such. Better if public shaming is included as people value their "Aukaat" more than their life.

 

[thebakofbakchod]

Why are Indians so used to living in dust/filth/broken infra and not demand local municipalities to up their game. See this video. Its from Vadodara Gujarat. Almost every building here is <5 years old. Take a good look at the "road". There is no footpath and instead just a sand pit, and roads look very uneven/inconsistent. Just rebuilding the road with uniform signages and lane markings, and adding footpaths and landscaping (completely removing any instance of dust and sand) will improve the quality of life 10-fold.

That being said, Gujju cities actually resemble cities instead of overgrown villages. The quality of the midrise buildings in this video is very decent.

anyway i made this post on the other thread and people just ignored it, so i will repost it here. This is the peak example for how used to broken infrastructure urban Indians are. And this is our so called middle-class/educated people. If they themselves give 0 fucks about proper street infrastructure, then why would the rural masses care?

 

[spacemarine2023]

‘It was 3% growth rate under Indira Gandhi which got it derogative name of Hindu rate of growth. It stuck under Rajiv Gandhi and host of PMs until Modi arrived and changed it all.

no ignorant man, it was deliberately done through a govt sponsored economist called Raj Krishna just to make sure public rather than pointing fingers at congress govt feel ashamed of being Hindus and think this is because Hindus this dehumanising Hindus project started by brishits 100 years before partition and being continued still by their bastard child congress…
Raj Krishna was an economic advisor to Govt and worked in USA also… connect the dots

 

[FalconSlayers]

That india's disorder and dirtyness is not due to low income, its a cultural issue. Compared to Sooth asia, even other poorer countries are cleaner. Myanmmar is cleaner than india. Kabul is cleaner than Karachi and Lahore.

Here is yangon, city of 6 million again in Myanmmar, a country with less than half of India's GDP per capita and in middle of civil war.


Old city area, doesn't have great infra but still clean :


Indians (specially in the north) need belt kutai dictatorship for 10 years to fix bad habit of its populace.

India is indeed dirty, but its stupid to indulge in this video posting nonsense to prove how they're better. Unless you post videos of other cities/smaller ones there's no point in this convo.

Yangon has nearly 10% of their entire population and holds a huge chunk of their GDP and was also the capital of Myanmar for decades iirc until they built that ghost town as the capital.

It's like pakis kanging upon look at muh islamabad, or like how that retard sushant dave was saying how Angola is better than India coz Luanda looked like an American suburb in the video he quoted until I posted a video of their other biggest city. Then there was another poster who claimed how Rwanda has left India to the dust by posting some media regarding Kigali streets being furst wurld, until @gslv markIII and @Physx32 punctured it.

I've watched videos of various cities from various countries and can confidently say that a country having low GDP per capita simply can't have good cities, no matter how much selectivity people show.

Myanmar tried to build a new capital, and it is now a ghost town due to lack of any demand and poor economic growth, coup and so-called civil war.


Here's 4th largest city of Myanmar


Here's the 5th largest city of Myanmar



Here's 9th largest city of Myanmar



I would've posted a lot more but problem is, outside of the english speaking countries it's difficult to find content, especially those nations with low population.

 

[FalconSlayers]

what’s stopping people to behave sensibly and responsibly, irrespective of they are rich orpor or populated or less populated?
it’s the culture. if we think it’s normal and live with that, India will continue as shythole like how it’s before and now.

Thats rare to be found in countries with low PCI.

 

[shade]

we compare ourselves with Pakistan and everything ends there, because we are slightly better.

Abdul, be more careful next time before exposing yourself like this.
Now fuck off back to your shithole Karachi, fucking cockroach

 

[thebakofbakchod]

Bangladesh earns record US $ 47.38 billion from apparel export in 2023 - India Shipping News

DHAKA : Bangladesh’s apparel exports achieved a remarkable milestone in the previous year, reaching an unprecedented high of nearly US $ 47 billion,

indiashippingnews.com

Apparel exports to EU jump 8.5% in Feb

Bangladesh's apparel exports to the European Union market surged by 8.5% month-on-month to around €1.3 billion in February this year – the highest in the last four months. However, shipments to the 27-nation economic bloc remained 18.6% lower compared to the corresponding month a year ago...

www.tbsnews.net

At $14.5 billion, India’s garment exports lag; trail behind China, EU, Bangladesh and Vietnam: GTRI report

India’s textiles and garments exports have declined over the last five years by 7.6 per cent to $34.24 billion in calendar year 2023 from $37.16 billion in 2018,

www.thehindubusinessline.com

This has been the single biggest failure of Modi government. They have completely neglected this sector thanks to incompetent scum ministers like Piyush Goyal. Our garment exports have stagnated around $10-12 billion in the last decade while they have crossed 50 billion. Even $1 billion of additional exports will easily sustain 1 lakh direct employment. To make things worse, most indian middle class are exclusively or increasingly shopping at Zara, Uniqlo, Reliance etc, who source substantial amount of their clothes from bangladesh and import it here, which is why our textile imports are increasing.

Polyester yarn prices down in India amid weak demand, liquidity crunch

PC and polyester yarn prices in Indian markets have dropped due to sluggish payments and weak fabric purchases by the garment industry. Viscose yarn remains stable but faces slow demand. The Surat

www.fibre2fashion.com

And looking at yarn demand prices, looks like things will get even worse.