Juat like you made your trillion$..
I just pointed out to facts,, those facts are a long view on a long term, read the article again and see if India has managed to solve those problems and how much time is needed to do that.. unless you succeed in doing that, you are very far from your claims of being in the big league.. you sound like someone missing a whole leg pretending to be a big league football player..
Hatred and bias are spitted from your venomous mouth against Pakistan and China, I came up with facts..if you reject them blame the economists for "their hatred and bias against India"..
Economy alone does not put a nation in the big league players, other factors _relevant ones_ are equally important.. that was stated in the article of 2014 I have posted above..Venezuela for instance, with its biggest OIL reserves of the world won't dare pretend that it plays even at the junior level although it has trillions of dollars in oil reserves..
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India is a significant force in world trade.
Corruption, underdeveloped infrastructure, and poor management of public finance continue to undermine overall development, although the economy has sustained an average annual growth rate of about 7 percent over the past five years.
Growth is not deeply rooted in policies that preserve economic freedom. Progress on market-oriented reforms has been uneven. The state maintains an extensive presence in many areas through public-sector enterprises. A restrictive and burdensome regulatory environment discourages the entrepreneurship that could provide broader private-sector growth.
http://www.heritage.org/index/country/india
They forgot to add.."but"