India to become a superpower by 2030: Rajnath Singh

[Maira La]

Reminds me of this video, lol.. hoping to see Modi sign some MoU to arrange white slaves in next few years

 

[UKBengali]

China for sure.

India cannot even make a working turbofan engine.

Way too much poverty and even in 2040 it would not be close.

They need to stick to poverty reduction for next 2-3 decades.

 

[IceCold]

Rajnath Singh is being modest. India will become a hyperpower by 2030.

 

[Kaveri Engine]

China for sure.

India cannot even make a working turbofan engine.

Way too much poverty and even in 2040 it would not be close.

They need to stick to poverty reduction for next 2-3 decades.

India can make Turbofan engine now

India’s Kaveri engine clears trials in Russia, ready for integration with stealth UCAV ‘Ghatak’ - The Times of India

NEW DELHI: In a big milestone for India’s homegrown engine, the DRDO-built Kaveri dry engine has cleared high-altitude and flight trials in Russia, paving

timesofindia.indiatimes.com

 

[Shui]

India can make Turbofan engine now

India’s Kaveri engine clears trials in Russia, ready for integration with stealth UCAV ‘Ghatak’ - The Times of India

NEW DELHI: In a big milestone for India’s homegrown engine, the DRDO-built Kaveri dry engine has cleared high-altitude and flight trials in Russia, paving

timesofindia.indiatimes.com

Run on a flying test bed is far far far away from "we can now make turbofan engine".

 

[Pakistan First]

Roads, railways, airports, ports, and every other form of transportation infrastructure in India need to be at par with, or even better than, China’s if India is to compete with China and eventually surpass it in terms of nominal GDP.

The present Modi government is working towards this at an unprecedented scale. India’s total road network is already larger than China’s and continues to expand, with road quality also being world class.

The railways are being modernised, with 100% electrification achieved and dedicated freight corridors being developed to accommodate freight trains operating at speeds of 110 km/h. New airports are being built in small towns, while additional airports are being developed in major metropolitan areas.

India’s GDP growth rate is currently double of China’s, and if this growth momentum continues, the economic gap between the two countries will look considerably smaller in the next 10 years, narrower in 15 years, and potentially bring their economies closer to parity in nominal GDP terms within the next 20 years.

I am not sure, if you are being sarcastic or really ignorant on reality.

India is not even in the same league. Infrastructure wise, quality of life, dependence on technology / hardware, i mean there's nothing where india can compete with Super powers in foreseeable future. Except population.

First india needs to lift masses out of poverty. That's a first milestone if it wants to be even looked as in the same league.