Well at least they finally decided to invest in transport infrastructure. It seems that they learned something from China
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But China didn't really start splurging on railways until after 2008. By that point, malnutrition in China had effectively been eliminated.
In comparison, a third of Indian children are still malnourished and the situation has gotten worse over the past 10 years..
I'd say India is learning the wrong lesson, as they are also cutting rural development (which generally has a very high return on investment) and increasing spending on railways (which has a much lower return on investment) for the rich instead.
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Modi-ji single-handedly solved the global inequality problem by putting this statue, it is a testament to the supapowa status of India.
What kind of civilization is this?
Calling them animals is an insult to animals
Meanwhile dalit man beaten to death for insulting cow
Their interest is 5-6% of GDP? That's big
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