Let me share a truth with the Hindus: In Modi's 12 years in power, GDP growth has been almost zero

[jr_pdf]

First, look at the table — from the start of Modi's rule.

Year	China GDP (trillion RMB)	India GDP (trillion RMB)	RMB-denominated Growth Rate (India)
2014	~64.4	~20.2	—
2015	~68.9	~14.1	-30.2%
2020	~103.5	~17.2	-7.0%
2025	~140.2	~24.0	+4.3%
2026	~147.0	~22.9	-4.6%

Now ask yourself — why?

Year	China GDP (trillion USD)	India GDP (trillion USD)
2014	10.67	2.04
2015	11.28	2.10
2020	15.00	2.67
2025	19.50	3.96
2026	20.85	4.15

The answer is simple. The US dollar has been depreciating; the American printing press has been running nonstop. Modi's printing press has not only been running nonstop — it's about to catch fire. The cost of printing a 100-rupee note is 1 rupee. With his endless rhetoric, Modi has woven a grand illusion for Indians! His achievements are far smaller than you imagine. What he excels at is running the printing press to loot you. Naturally, that paper note keeps depreciating — depreciating, depreciating, depreciating.

Are you awake now? Can you see the real world? Now look at the price comparison between China and India.

Model	China	India
Toyota Camry	~126,800 RMB	~407,000–425,000 RMB
BMW 3 Series	~220,000–280,000 RMB	~405,000 RMB (ex-showroom)
Mercedes-Benz C-Class	~190,000–270,000 RMB	~500,000 RMB (ex-showroom)
Mercedes-Benz S-Class	~704,600 RMB	~1.872 million RMB (CBU)

Yes — in India, if you want a decent life, it costs several times more than in China. And what about the goods that the poorest rely on to survive?

Category	China (Taobao/PDD)	India
Rice (1kg)	~3.5–9.3 RMB	~4.6 RMB
Egg (1 piece)	~0.36–0.69 RMB	~0.55 RMB
Cooking Oil (1L)	~8–12 RMB	~11.7–14.2 RMB
Potato (1kg)	~1.76–1.90 RMB	~1.70 RMB
Onion (1kg)	~0.64–1.30 RMB	~3.62 RMB
Tomato (1kg)	~2.10–3.00 RMB	~3.34–3.76 RMB

China's data comes from Taobao and Pinduoduo, platforms that serve the majority of its population. Unfortunately for India, this year your rice is more expensive than China's. It seems you won't be exporting those "tens of thousands of tons of rice" to China like in previous years.


Set aside religious and ethnic fanaticism. Use your intelligent minds — think about what is happening in India. Very few people will tell you the truth like I do.

 

[Jaeger]

Those are some chinese statistics and chat gpt for you folks.

Even though he himself shares this table where it shows Chinese GDP doubled from USD $10 trillion to $20USD between 2014 and 2026 and right next to it India GDP also doubled from $2 to $4 trillion during the same period.

I.e. India GDP growth rate under Modi has been the same as has China's been under Xi.

Year China GDP (trillion USD) India GDP (trillion USD)
2014 10.67 2.04
2015 11.28 2.10
2020 15.00 2.67
2025 19.50 3.96
2026 20.85 4.15

 

[retaxis]

First, look at the table — from the start of Modi's rule.

Year	China GDP (trillion RMB)	India GDP (trillion RMB)	RMB-denominated Growth Rate (India)
2014	~64.4	~20.2	—
2015	~68.9	~14.1	-30.2%
2020	~103.5	~17.2	-7.0%
2025	~140.2	~24.0	+4.3%
2026	~147.0	~22.9	-4.6%

Now ask yourself — why?

Year	China GDP (trillion USD)	India GDP (trillion USD)
2014	10.67	2.04
2015	11.28	2.10
2020	15.00	2.67
2025	19.50	3.96
2026	20.85	4.15

The answer is simple. The US dollar has been depreciating; the American printing press has been running nonstop. Modi's printing press has not only been running nonstop — it's about to catch fire. The cost of printing a 100-rupee note is 1 rupee. With his endless rhetoric, Modi has woven a grand illusion for Indians! His achievements are far smaller than you imagine. What he excels at is running the printing press to loot you. Naturally, that paper note keeps depreciating — depreciating, depreciating, depreciating.

Are you awake now? Can you see the real world? Now look at the price comparison between China and India.

Model	China	India
Toyota Camry	~126,800 RMB	~407,000–425,000 RMB
BMW 3 Series	~220,000–280,000 RMB	~405,000 RMB (ex-showroom)
Mercedes-Benz C-Class	~190,000–270,000 RMB	~500,000 RMB (ex-showroom)
Mercedes-Benz S-Class	~704,600 RMB	~1.872 million RMB (CBU)

Yes — in India, if you want a decent life, it costs several times more than in China. And what about the goods that the poorest rely on to survive?

Category	China (Taobao/PDD)	India
Rice (1kg)	~3.5–9.3 RMB	~4.6 RMB
Egg (1 piece)	~0.36–0.69 RMB	~0.55 RMB
Cooking Oil (1L)	~8–12 RMB	~11.7–14.2 RMB
Potato (1kg)	~1.76–1.90 RMB	~1.70 RMB
Onion (1kg)	~0.64–1.30 RMB	~3.62 RMB
Tomato (1kg)	~2.10–3.00 RMB	~3.34–3.76 RMB

China's data comes from Taobao and Pinduoduo, platforms that serve the majority of its population. Unfortunately for India, this year your rice is more expensive than China's. It seems you won't be exporting those "tens of thousands of tons of rice" to China like in previous years.


Set aside religious and ethnic fanaticism. Use your intelligent minds — think about what is happening in India. Very few people will tell you the truth like I do.

Well average day Indians say life has definitely not improved in the last 12 years...
In fact pollution is much worse, cleanliness is worse, food quality is worse, inflation is terrible, average person spending power decreases and water quality is much worse.

 

[jr_pdf]

Well average day Indians say life has definitely not improved in the last 12 years...
In fact pollution is much worse, cleanliness is worse, food quality is worse, inflation is terrible, average person spending power decreases and water quality is much worse.

Bro, on this point you're wrong. India has still made great progress — though most of it is thanks to the Chinese. Jack Ma personally taught India mobile payment, step by step. All kinds of interesting home appliances have entered millions of Indian households, along with air conditioners. Now China is teaching India how to manufacture compressors. The greatest transformations are in electricity and railways — all of it, the Chinese taught Indians hand in hand: the regulations, the planning, the designs. Even the short-video games — invented by the Chinese. You could say the entire modern feel of India was created by the Chinese — from the intangible to the tangible, from chow mein and momo to the metro and the "Vande Bharat" wannabe. China is everywhere. Yet China must never be mentioned — like Voldemort.

 

[peagle]

First, look at the table — from the start of Modi's rule.

Year	China GDP (trillion RMB)	India GDP (trillion RMB)	RMB-denominated Growth Rate (India)
2014	~64.4	~20.2	—
2015	~68.9	~14.1	-30.2%
2020	~103.5	~17.2	-7.0%
2025	~140.2	~24.0	+4.3%
2026	~147.0	~22.9	-4.6%

Now ask yourself — why?

Year	China GDP (trillion USD)	India GDP (trillion USD)
2014	10.67	2.04
2015	11.28	2.10
2020	15.00	2.67
2025	19.50	3.96
2026	20.85	4.15

The answer is simple. The US dollar has been depreciating; the American printing press has been running nonstop. Modi's printing press has not only been running nonstop — it's about to catch fire. The cost of printing a 100-rupee note is 1 rupee. With his endless rhetoric, Modi has woven a grand illusion for Indians! His achievements are far smaller than you imagine. What he excels at is running the printing press to loot you. Naturally, that paper note keeps depreciating — depreciating, depreciating, depreciating.

Are you awake now? Can you see the real world? Now look at the price comparison between China and India.

Model	China	India
Toyota Camry	~126,800 RMB	~407,000–425,000 RMB
BMW 3 Series	~220,000–280,000 RMB	~405,000 RMB (ex-showroom)
Mercedes-Benz C-Class	~190,000–270,000 RMB	~500,000 RMB (ex-showroom)
Mercedes-Benz S-Class	~704,600 RMB	~1.872 million RMB (CBU)

Yes — in India, if you want a decent life, it costs several times more than in China. And what about the goods that the poorest rely on to survive?

Category	China (Taobao/PDD)	India
Rice (1kg)	~3.5–9.3 RMB	~4.6 RMB
Egg (1 piece)	~0.36–0.69 RMB	~0.55 RMB
Cooking Oil (1L)	~8–12 RMB	~11.7–14.2 RMB
Potato (1kg)	~1.76–1.90 RMB	~1.70 RMB
Onion (1kg)	~0.64–1.30 RMB	~3.62 RMB
Tomato (1kg)	~2.10–3.00 RMB	~3.34–3.76 RMB

China's data comes from Taobao and Pinduoduo, platforms that serve the majority of its population. Unfortunately for India, this year your rice is more expensive than China's. It seems you won't be exporting those "tens of thousands of tons of rice" to China like in previous years.


Set aside religious and ethnic fanaticism. Use your intelligent minds — think about what is happening in India. Very few people will tell you the truth like I do.

Can we stick with one currency please. Dollar terms are universally understood.

 

[retaxis]

Bro, on this point you're wrong. India has still made great progress — though most of it is thanks to the Chinese. Jack Ma personally taught India mobile payment, step by step. All kinds of interesting home appliances have entered millions of Indian households, along with air conditioners. Now China is teaching India how to manufacture compressors. The greatest transformations are in electricity and railways — all of it, the Chinese taught Indians hand in hand: the regulations, the planning, the designs. Even the short-video games — invented by the Chinese. You could say the entire modern feel of India was created by the Chinese — from the intangible to the tangible, from chow mein and momo to the metro and the "Vande Bharat" wannabe. China is everywhere. Yet China must never be mentioned — like Voldemort.

Having more home appliances and mobile phones is good but the whole world has progressed in that direction. Technology has improved lives for everyone in the world.

Im more talking about the quality of life that the Indian government has directly had a hand in. Hundreds of millions are still poisoned by tap water every year and tens of millions die from it. The AQI of India is worse than China in the early 2000s and general spending power of India and cleanliness has not improved.

 

[peagle]

Jack Ma personally taught India mobile payment, step by step

Could you expand on this statement.

 

[jr_pdf]

Can we stick with one currency please. Dollar terms are universally understood.

Bro, I am here to expose the truth and the essence of how the world economy actually works.

 

[jr_pdf]

Could you expand on this statement.

In 2015, Ant Group — the financial affiliate of Jack Ma's Alibaba empire — brought Alipay's world-class mobile payment technology and hard-won experience into India. As the undisputed global leader in mobile payments, Alipay had already revolutionized digital transactions in China, processing trillions of dollars annually and serving over a billion users. With this proven expertise, Ant Group invested approximately $980 million in the Indian payment platform Paytm through a "strategic investment + technology transfer" model. It sent hundreds of engineers to India to personally teach Paytm's thousand-person team how to build their payment system, risk control models, and QR code standards.

 

[jr_pdf]

Can we stick with one currency please. Dollar terms are universally understood.

A century ago, the world was priced in pounds. Now it is priced in dollars. In the future, it will be priced in RMB.

 

[peagle]

In 2015, Ant Group — the financial affiliate of Jack Ma's Alibaba empire — brought Alipay's world-class mobile payment technology and hard-won experience into India. As the undisputed global leader in mobile payments, Alipay had already revolutionized digital transactions in China, processing trillions of dollars annually and serving over a billion users. With this proven expertise, Ant Group invested approximately $980 million in the Indian payment platform Paytm through a "strategic investment + technology transfer" model. It sent hundreds of engineers to India to personally teach Paytm's thousand-person team how to build their payment system, risk control models, and QR code standards.

Are you telling me the digital payment system they're so proud of and chest thumping about is also a Chinese import?
lol

 

[jr_pdf]

Are you telling me the digital payment system they're so proud of and chest thumping about is also a Chinese import?
lol

Some of them are literally the same engineers. At the very least, China showed India the way.

 

[peagle]

A century ago, the world was priced in pounds. Now it is priced in dollars. In the future, it will be priced in RMB.

Worry about the RMB when it counts and people are actually aware. For now, if you want to educate, it would help your cause if you explained in terms people can actually understand.

If you use RMB, some people will read, others will just turn away, you're defeating your own purpose.

 

[GatlingGunZ]

First, look at the table — from the start of Modi's rule.

Year	China GDP (trillion RMB)	India GDP (trillion RMB)	RMB-denominated Growth Rate (India)
2014	~64.4	~20.2	—
2015	~68.9	~14.1	-30.2%
2020	~103.5	~17.2	-7.0%
2025	~140.2	~24.0	+4.3%
2026	~147.0	~22.9	-4.6%

Now ask yourself — why?

Year	China GDP (trillion USD)	India GDP (trillion USD)
2014	10.67	2.04
2015	11.28	2.10
2020	15.00	2.67
2025	19.50	3.96
2026	20.85	4.15

The answer is simple. The US dollar has been depreciating; the American printing press has been running nonstop. Modi's printing press has not only been running nonstop — it's about to catch fire. The cost of printing a 100-rupee note is 1 rupee. With his endless rhetoric, Modi has woven a grand illusion for Indians! His achievements are far smaller than you imagine. What he excels at is running the printing press to loot you. Naturally, that paper note keeps depreciating — depreciating, depreciating, depreciating.

Are you awake now? Can you see the real world? Now look at the price comparison between China and India.

Model	China	India
Toyota Camry	~126,800 RMB	~407,000–425,000 RMB
BMW 3 Series	~220,000–280,000 RMB	~405,000 RMB (ex-showroom)
Mercedes-Benz C-Class	~190,000–270,000 RMB	~500,000 RMB (ex-showroom)
Mercedes-Benz S-Class	~704,600 RMB	~1.872 million RMB (CBU)

Yes — in India, if you want a decent life, it costs several times more than in China. And what about the goods that the poorest rely on to survive?

Category	China (Taobao/PDD)	India
Rice (1kg)	~3.5–9.3 RMB	~4.6 RMB
Egg (1 piece)	~0.36–0.69 RMB	~0.55 RMB
Cooking Oil (1L)	~8–12 RMB	~11.7–14.2 RMB
Potato (1kg)	~1.76–1.90 RMB	~1.70 RMB
Onion (1kg)	~0.64–1.30 RMB	~3.62 RMB
Tomato (1kg)	~2.10–3.00 RMB	~3.34–3.76 RMB

China's data comes from Taobao and Pinduoduo, platforms that serve the majority of its population. Unfortunately for India, this year your rice is more expensive than China's. It seems you won't be exporting those "tens of thousands of tons of rice" to China like in previous years.


Set aside religious and ethnic fanaticism. Use your intelligent minds — think about what is happening in India. Very few people will tell you the truth like I do.

Since when Camery , Mercedes and BMW are for "decent life" ?? These are under luxury tax bracket which is definitely normal in a middle income country like India.

In 2015, Ant Group — the financial affiliate of Jack Ma's Alibaba empire — brought Alipay's world-class mobile payment technology and hard-won experience into India. As the undisputed global leader in mobile payments, Alipay had already revolutionized digital transactions in China, processing trillions of dollars annually and serving over a billion users. With this proven expertise, Ant Group invested approximately $980 million in the Indian payment platform Paytm through a "strategic investment + technology transfer" model. It sent hundreds of engineers to India to personally teach Paytm's thousand-person team how to build their payment system, risk control models, and QR code standards.

Indian UPI system has nothing to do with Alibaba and Paytm wallet bullshit deal. UPI is an independent direct bank to bank transfer.
PAYTM standalone transactions were not even 1% of what UPI is right now.

 

[Neojinnah]

First, look at the table — from the start of Modi's rule.

Year	China GDP (trillion RMB)	India GDP (trillion RMB)	RMB-denominated Growth Rate (India)
2014	~64.4	~20.2	—
2015	~68.9	~14.1	-30.2%
2020	~103.5	~17.2	-7.0%
2025	~140.2	~24.0	+4.3%
2026	~147.0	~22.9	-4.6%

Now ask yourself — why?

Year	China GDP (trillion USD)	India GDP (trillion USD)
2014	10.67	2.04
2015	11.28	2.10
2020	15.00	2.67
2025	19.50	3.96
2026	20.85	4.15

The answer is simple. The US dollar has been depreciating; the American printing press has been running nonstop. Modi's printing press has not only been running nonstop — it's about to catch fire. The cost of printing a 100-rupee note is 1 rupee. With his endless rhetoric, Modi has woven a grand illusion for Indians! His achievements are far smaller than you imagine. What he excels at is running the printing press to loot you. Naturally, that paper note keeps depreciating — depreciating, depreciating, depreciating.

Are you awake now? Can you see the real world? Now look at the price comparison between China and India.

Model	China	India
Toyota Camry	~126,800 RMB	~407,000–425,000 RMB
BMW 3 Series	~220,000–280,000 RMB	~405,000 RMB (ex-showroom)
Mercedes-Benz C-Class	~190,000–270,000 RMB	~500,000 RMB (ex-showroom)
Mercedes-Benz S-Class	~704,600 RMB	~1.872 million RMB (CBU)

Yes — in India, if you want a decent life, it costs several times more than in China. And what about the goods that the poorest rely on to survive?

Category	China (Taobao/PDD)	India
Rice (1kg)	~3.5–9.3 RMB	~4.6 RMB
Egg (1 piece)	~0.36–0.69 RMB	~0.55 RMB
Cooking Oil (1L)	~8–12 RMB	~11.7–14.2 RMB
Potato (1kg)	~1.76–1.90 RMB	~1.70 RMB
Onion (1kg)	~0.64–1.30 RMB	~3.62 RMB
Tomato (1kg)	~2.10–3.00 RMB	~3.34–3.76 RMB

China's data comes from Taobao and Pinduoduo, platforms that serve the majority of its population. Unfortunately for India, this year your rice is more expensive than China's. It seems you won't be exporting those "tens of thousands of tons of rice" to China like in previous years.


Set aside religious and ethnic fanaticism. Use your intelligent minds — think about what is happening in India. Very few people will tell you the truth like I do.

Hindus don't care for your White Western influenced materialism. They have their cows, mandirs, and Hinduism. They are happy and don't need anything else.