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South Asia India's GDP Doubled In Last 10 Years: Will It Beat Germany & Become World’s 3rd Largest Economy by 2027? Check IMF Report
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Short Summary: India's economy doubled in the past decade and now stands at $4.3 trillion in 2025, International Monetary Fund (IMF) data said. In the last 10 years, the GDP has grown at a spectacular 105% growth rate.
As I said, your role has confined to search idiotic videos from the remote corner saying anything bad about India and make an effort to authenticate it while ignoring the fact and reports of world's most reliable body which provides their report on economy.

The fact of the matter is that we were 10th or 11th economy in the world a decade back. We are fifth now. By third quarter, we shall be 4th and in next one and half year, we shall be third. We are progressing in all fronts. We are recognized everywhere. You will remain a guy finding video saying that India has not progressed, or it is a big slum with no medical facility. We have best medical facility available to the 4 times the population of your country totally free of cost. We have provided free houses to accommodate as many people as your whole nation. We are doing great. You can find s**t videos from web and post here as a counter of IMF or WB report.
The question is not whether my videos are false information, they amplify major points.

Please go through the videos and counter each point, if you say they are false.

My predik-sun is that you won't be able to.

A lot of the things these videos talk about is very true. Refute them if you are able.

You forget that I still visit India every year, I know the situation in India from an Indian perspective.

I have mentioned many positive things about India before.

However I have also visited China periodically - and can say with confidence that India currently is, where China was twenty or more years ago. Some places in India (Bihar for example) is twenty years behind Bangladesh.

Dhoti ka git gir gaya bhai. The world knows. Chest beating puffery and vote-getting BJP propaganda can only go so far.
 
Our population rising rate is slowing and bellow 2%.
Your population is still growing faster than that of Bangladesh.

As of recent estimates, India's population growth rate is approximately 0.9% per year, while Bangladesh's growth rate is around 0.5% per year.

Of course Bangladesh still has challenges, but that is not what we are discussing here,

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The question is not whether my videos are false information, they amplify major points.

Please go through the videos and counter each point, if you say they are false.

My predik-sun is that you won't be able to.

A lot of the things these videos talk about is very true. Refute them if you are able.

You forget that I still visit India every year, I know the situation in India from an Indian perspective.

I have mentioned many positive things about India before.

However I have also visited China periodically - and can say with confidence that India currently is, where China was twenty or more years ago. Some places in India (Bihar for example) is twenty years behind Bangladesh.

Dhoti ka git gir gaya bhai. The world knows. Chest beating puffery and vote-getting BJP propaganda can only go so far.

Have I said anywhere that we are ahead of China in per capita GDP? We are growing faster than anybody else. That is what IMF said. The other thing is that our actual financial position is far superior to what per capita GDP indicates at as our PPP GDP is 4.5 times higher than our nominal GDP. As per IMF, we have eliminated hunger poverty. We have provided post Hunger poverty facilities like houses to the people more than the population of BD, free medical to the population 3 times the population of BD, free gas connection to the population 2 times the population of BD, Loan to half of the population of BD etc. We are very well placed than what data reflects. That is what I said.
 
Your population is still growing faster than that of Bangladesh.

As of recent estimates, India's population growth rate is approximately 0.9% per year, while Bangladesh's growth rate is around 0.5% per year.

Of course Bangladesh still has challenges, but that is not what we are discussing here,

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Growth rate of 7 to 8% against population increases rate of 0.9% improves living standard.
 
Have I said anywhere that we are ahead of China in per capita GDP? We are growing faster than anybody else. That is what IMF said. The other thing is that our actual financial position is far superior to what per capita GDP indicates at as our PPP GDP is 4.5 times higher than our nominal GDP. As per IMF, we have eliminated hunger poverty. We have provided post Hunger poverty facilities like houses to the people more than the population of BD, free medical to the population 3 times the population of BD, free gas connection to the population 2 times the population of BD, Loan to half of the population of BD etc. We are very well placed than what data reflects. That is what I said.
Happy for you.

By the way - consider something else.

All these public programs you talk about, comes at a cost. Massive chori under modi is part of it. More govt. programs, more chori. This is why there are so many public "uplift" programs in India, because there is incentive for chori.

As of 2024, Bangladesh's government debt accounted for 26.6% of its GDP, while India's government debt to GDP ratio was approximately 81.59%. These figures reflect the financial obligations of each country relative to their economic output.
 
Happy for you.

By the way - consider something else.

All these public programs you talk about, comes at a cost. Massive chori under modi is part of it. More govt. programs, more chori. This is why there are so many public "uplift" programs in India, because there is incentive for chori.

As of 2024, Bangladesh's government debt accounted for 26.6% of its GDP, while India's government debt to GDP ratio was approximately 81.59%. These figures reflect the financial obligations of each country relative to their economic output.

These programs are so full proof that it is not possible to do any chori. For example, in providing free houses, money is deposited directly into the account of beneficiary on stage wise completion of houses. For medical facilities, maa cards are issued to poor people who can go to any private hospital and get the treatment. Bill shall be paid by government. Beside that, we have hundreds or thousands of volunteering organisation which does operations and treatment totally free. For example, Asia's best eye hospital Shankar netralay is run by Adi Shankaracharya peeth providing eye treatment totally free. Satya Sai hospital does by pass and open heart surgery operations totally free by world's best doctors in hospitals difficult for anybody to even imagine. Even in small villages of Gujarat, there lies thousands of such organisations.uni Ashram near vadodara does free cancer treatment. One such institution in village Tejpura has done about 1 million eye operation totally free. In government hospital Rajkot, eye and other options are done totally free. Just give a call, they will pick you up , do operations and drop you back to your home after operation. That sort of facilities are prided in India. See the photographs of satya sai hospital where heart operations are done totally free. Billu, you can tell me whether you have seen such hospital in your life?

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Happy for you.

By the way - consider something else.

All these public programs you talk about, comes at a cost. Massive chori under modi is part of it. More govt. programs, more chori. This is why there are so many public "uplift" programs in India, because there is incentive for chori.

As of 2024, Bangladesh's government debt accounted for 26.6% of its GDP, while India's government debt to GDP ratio was approximately 81.59%. These figures reflect the financial obligations of each country relative to their economic output.

Going by your logic, US and Chinese economy are worse than BD because they have much higher debt to GDP ratio compared to India.
 
The question is not whether my videos are false information, they amplify major points.

Please go through the videos and counter each point, if you say they are false.

My predik-sun is that you won't be able to.

A lot of the things these videos talk about is very true. Refute them if you are able.

You forget that I still visit India every year, I know the situation in India from an Indian perspective.

I have mentioned many positive things about India before.

However I have also visited China periodically - and can say with confidence that India currently is, where China was twenty or more years ago. Some places in India (Bihar for example) is twenty years behind Bangladesh.

Dhoti ka git gir gaya bhai. The world knows. Chest beating puffery and vote-getting BJP propaganda can only go so far.

So far what you say about China, I fully agree with you so far as infrastructure is concerned. However, what is the benefit of that development where you have made people slaves of a dictator. You can't say anything against government, else you will disappear. What is the use of ghost cities. What is the use of huge universities ranked top from where you can not produce one CEO of any non Chinese company. What is the use of those big University whose students can not compete with a mediocre college of India. What is the use of big hospitals with not very skilled doctors. What is the use of society where you have to hang 4000 to 5000 people every year for crime? It is my firm conviction that to remain poor with one meal a day is far batter than living in a society without spirituality, values and traditions. I have seen the tribal villages where all the disputes are solved in panchayats and there are no FIR ever in police station. People with their very limited resources lives very happy and peaceful life. Billu, it seems that you have not seen such life in your life. Come to my home. I will take you to such amazing places. I will take you there.
 
So far what you say about China, I fully agree with you so far as infrastructure is concerned. However, what is the benefit of that development where you have made people slaves of a dictator. You can't say anything against government, else you will disappear. What is the use of ghost cities. What is the use of huge universities ranked top from where you can not produce one CEO of any non Chinese company. What is the use of those big University whose students can not compete with a mediocre college of India. What is the use of big hospitals with not very skilled doctors. What is the use of society where you have to hang 4000 to 5000 people every year for crime? It is my firm conviction that to remain poor with one meal a day is far batter than living in a society without spirituality, values and traditions. I have seen the tribal villages where all the disputes are solved in panchayats and there are no FIR ever in police station. People with their very limited resources lives very happy and peaceful life. Billu, it seems that you have not seen such life in your life. Come to my home. I will take you to such amazing places. I will take you there.
Thank you for the offer, I will avail of it if I am in India in the near future.
 
Going by your logic, US and Chinese economy are worse than BD because they have much higher debt to GDP ratio compared to India.
You misunderstood my point.

A higher debt-to-GDP ratio is generally considered bad because it indicates that a country may struggle to pay back its debts, increasing the risk of default and potentially leading to financial instability. This is the reason why institutions like the BSF don't have enough food or arms because the budget is quite low. For a huge force of 270,000 active personnel, they only have an annual budget of ₹28,231.27 crore (US$3.3 billion). Higher debt to GDP generally also means increasing amounts of money is going to the pockets of corrupt politicians.

For a country like India which is a large internal consumption economy, it may be OK to have a higher ratio but it still indicates that the economy is overspending its way into debt and will not have the funds necessary to properly finance public interest programs.

However, if a country can manage its debt effectively and maintain economic growth, a higher ratio might not be as detrimental, as it can reflect investment in future growth.

For the USA and China (disciplined economies), that is the reality. Planning and spending for public interest programs in these countries have evolved much further than those of India's, and they are not subject to debt issues.
 

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