Vietnam surpasses Indonesia on per-person GDP- Is Thailand next?

[Naruto]

When many of your best talents run away to Western countries (Abrahamaic follower) and trying to get citizenship there than building their own Hindu majority nations then it should be seen as warning rather than some sort of achievements

Brain drain is an economic and policy challenge, not a rejection of Hindu civilisation. People migrate for better opportunities, research facilities and living standards, not because they reject their cultural identity.

India also has the third-highest number of billionaires in the world, after US and China, with 391 dollar billionaires. They built their fortunes in India. Producing globally competitive talent is an achievement; creating conditions to retain more of that talent is a separate challenge. Don't confuse the two.

 

[Michael]

I am simply pointing out that Hindu civilisation has evolved continuously over thousands of years. Our saints, kings and scholars refined its traditions through intellectual debates, disagreements and reinterpretation of scriptures.

Teaching people to drink cow urine and eat cow dung?
Teaching people to defecate in public places?
Teaching people to drink the filthy water of the Ganges?
...
I have no desire to keep listing your sordid practices.
As for this kind of "religion of wisdom"—please, keep it in India!!!

 

[Musings]

I am not advocating any religious ideology. I am simply pointing out that Hindu civilisation has evolved continuously over thousands of years. Our saints, kings and scholars refined its traditions through intellectual debates, disagreements and reinterpretation of scriptures.

Rather than remaining frozen in the past, our society evolved with changing times. Even today, Hindu cultural values and collective beliefs influence Indian society, including its trade, tourism and policies. This civilisational continuity gives us a distinct cultural identity and the freedom to develop independent perspectives rather than remain bound by rigid religious doctrines.

Every thread you venture on - you bring religion into it. You launch a new ID every other week and then decide to be a twat again. Why do you waste your life like this? You aint shining India or Hinduism by being a twat on here? King Vahram, Osho, Big Boy, Tathastu, and lets not forget Jungle Book......

 

[Mista]

if Singapore was not split up with Malaysia then the rich oil sheiks of Singapore today would have the same GDP per capita with Malaysia.

Well, if Singapore and Malaysia were the same country, based on today's stats it would have a combined population of 40mil.

GDP PPP per capita would be around $67K, similar level with EU/UK.
GDP nominal per capita would be around $30K, similar level with Japan.

Pretty decent I would say.

 

[tower9]

I love these threads. Chinese love to talk both ways with each other!

Sinosphere, indosphere..

Irony is that Malaysia is richer than even china.

Are you kidding? Malaysia is NOT richer than China.

Their GDP per capita is roughly the same but the top provinces in China are far ahead of Malaysia in every way.

In addition, the only reason why Malaysia's gdp is that high is because of the Chinese Malaysians who dominate 80% of their economy. If the Chinese Malaysians were only 5% instead of 25% of their population, Malaysia would probably be on the same tier as Indonesia.

I've been to both Malaysia and China and China is far ahead in every measure. China is actually way more advanced than any other country under $30,000 GDP per capita because China's GDP is being actively suppressed by their own govt who purposefully keeps the exchange rate low in order to keep Chinese goods extremely cheap and competitive to maintain dominance over entire industries globally.

 

[tower9]

To become rich and developed you must either have from heaven given natural resources like the Russians or be industrious like the Vietnamese, Chinese, Japanese, Koreans, or most of Europeans. Philippines have none of these. The culture is much of US influence, neither China nor India. Philippines is an exception in ASEAN.

Every Spanish colonial society is either mid or a failed state. Spanish colonies were basically built on a rent seeking model where the elites are basically parasites living off of the oppressed masses who are unable to move up the ladder due to a strict heirarchical system that favored native Spaniards.

Every former Spanish colony is corrupt, mismanaged with poor social order.

 

[tower9]

Brain drain is an economic and policy challenge, not a rejection of Hindu civilisation. People migrate for better opportunities, research facilities and living standards, not because they reject their cultural identity.

India also has the third-highest number of billionaires in the world, after US and China, with 391 dollar billionaires. They built their fortunes in India. Producing globally competitive talent is an achievement; creating conditions to retain more of that talent is a separate challenge. Don't confuse the two.

Having billionaires isn't something to brag about especially for a poor society like India. It just means you have deep inequality.