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Fed up of this super power BS.
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Have you heard of a superpower who is superpower on imported weapons ......... i think after these words this thread is useless .
But no other nation or people crave to be a superpower as India and Indians. Even their government officials and former president predict about becoming superpower. With a specific year. LOL
@Pomegranate, I think you really need some Pomegranate juice to improve your brain cell count.Have you heard of a superpower who is superpower on imported weapons ......... i think after these words this thread is useless .
What is wrong in what pomegranate said?@Pomegranate, I think you really need some Pomegranate juice to improve your brain cell count.
Arre bhai, what has arms imports gotta do with super power status?What is wrong in what pomegranate said?
Arent u the biggest weapon importers?
Why always u indians find it hard to accept the facts?
who comes up with such moronic titles .. he deserves 1000 kicks on his royal ***!Modi has accomplished in his first year what Kangress couldn't for the first 60 years! I have no doubt that under Modi-ji's brilliant leadership, India will quickly surpass China and America to become a superpower!
India all set to become a superpower, and Asia's No 1 - Rediff.com Business
India all set to become a superpower, and Asia's No 1
A Harvard study says India's GDP will grow at 7.9 per cent annually in the next 8 years, well ahead of China's 4.6 per cent
Image: India's economic growth will roar past China's in the next 8 years. Thrissur’s puli kali features men whose bodies are painted with tiger stripes and leopard spots. Photograph: Dipak/Reuters
India is projected to achieve highest annual GDP growth rate of 7.9 per cent over the next 8 years, overtaking its South Asian economic rival China, according to a Harvard study that said growth in emerging markets will continue to outpace developed countries.
The Center for International Development (CID) at Harvard University in its report said "after decades spent trailing the growth of its northern neighbour and economic rival, India now tops the projections of annual growth rates to 2023".
India is projected to record average annual growth rates of 7.9 per cent over the next eight years, nearly double of China's 4.6 per cent projected growth over the period.
"Our Economic Complexity predictions find India's disputed upper hand in growth will expand into a widening gap in the medium-term, with growth projections to 2023 predicted to be at 7.9 per cent annually, well ahead of the 4.6 per cent projected for China," said Ricardo Hausmann, professor of the Practice of Economic Development at Harvard Kennedy School (HKS) and director of CID.
Relative to China's 9.1 per cent annual growth of the past quarter century, this growth projection presents an important slowdown for China, but stands just below the 6 per cent growth rate in 2020 predicted by the International Monetary Fund and China's leadership, the report said.
Using their own measure of economic complexity that captures the productive capabilities embedded in a country's exports, CID researchers paint a new picture of the economic growth landscape, which foresees growth in emerging markets to continue to outpace developed countries. They also predict important reversals among growth leaders, with India expected to overtake China.
CID's projections are also bullish on East Africa. Four East African countries – Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya, and Madagascar – rank in the top ten, with all predicted to grow at least 6 per cent annually.
The projections also favor Pakistan's potential, at 5.1 percent predicted growth, presenting a clear picture of South Asia and East Africa's positive growth outlook.
Southeast Asia also includes several high-growth countries, driven by its largest country, Indonesia, which is anticipated to grow at 5.2 per cent annually to 2023.
According to the report, outlooks for Europe and the US show little optimism. The US growth rate in 2023 is predicted to be 2.4 per cent, while major European players range from 2.3 per cent in Italy to 3.7 per cent in Spain.
"Countries accumulate productive knowledge by developing their respective capacity to make both more products, and products of increasing complexity - this underpins economic growth," said Hausmann.
"Countries like India, Kenya, and the Philippines have made important recent gains in diversifying their exports into more complex products. Historically, these gains in economic complexity have translated into higher incomes, which position them as the frontrunners globally for their growth prospects."
Being Superpower is a costly Hobby. .. we have no such desire!Have you heard of a superpower who is superpower on imported weapons ......... i think after these words this thread is useless .
I want to know some facts about Arm imports visit this thread plsWhat is wrong in what pomegranate said?
Arent u the biggest weapon importers?
Why always u indians find it hard to accept the facts?
U are dependent on foreign nations for defence hardware procurement, evenif paying out of ur own pocket, you can be a super power???Arre bhai, what has arms imports gotta do with super power status?
U are dependent on foreign nations for defence hardware procurement, evenif paying out of ur own pocket, you can be a super power???
Look at usa. Look at china.tho china aint there yet but has self sufficiency.
Some basic logic u are failing.
Read this post of mine in the same thread few post above urs.1. That is not entirely true. Both US and China are dependent upon many other countries for arms.
2. Who needs weapons to be a super power ? It should be enough to defend the country. what matters is social and economic progress.
What is wrong in what pomegranate said?
Arent u the biggest weapon importers?
Why always u indians find it hard to accept the facts?