Retired Indian Army Lieutenant General Shukla recently said that India's military power is growing rapidly, but he is baffled that China is not anxious about India's increasing power. This has caused a lot of people to think. India has always regarded China as a competitor and has been trying to catch up with China, but China has not listed India as a competitor.
Modi has been working hard to improve India's military strength, military spending has increased to 28%, India's army has ranked second in the world, second only to China, but military strength is not just determined by the size of the army, but more by modernization and equipment. India is trying to develop its defense industry, but it is facing various difficulties.
India's equipment system comes from many countries, and the equipment system cannot be localized, and there are also serious logistical support problems. In contrast, China's military power has grown faster and more significantly. China's advanced ** has been equipped in batches, and its overall strength has jumped exponentially, while India is too inferior.
Therefore, while India's power is growing, China is not standing still, and the power gap between us has not narrowed, but has widened.