Canghai said:Under normal circumstances, it is absolutely impossible for India to overtake China, but what if we fully support India in the development of industry?Canghai works
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Whether it is possible for India to surpass China in the future is a subject of much controversy and concern.
In 99In the eyes of 99% of people, this question seems unrealistic, and the answer is certainly impossible!
India faces many challenges, including low work efficiency, lack of industrial base, large agricultural population, serious internal contradictions, credibility problems, corruption, and so on.
India's efficiency is considered to be outrageously low, and its agricultural population accounts for more than 70% of its population, making it difficult to develop industry and land acquisition problems.
There are complex contradictions within India, it is more like a large bulk federation, and caste and religion still have a profound impact on society due to problems with social structure.
India's credibility in the international arena has also been disputed, with some calling it a "killer of foreign investment" and accusing it of mistrust and fraud in international cooperation.
Corruption has always plagued India, which has not experienced revolution and land reform, leaving more than 500 million people unable to provide food and clothing.
Consciousness in India seems to be still stuck in the last century, with traditional caste systems and religious ideas still dominating society, and cow dung being seen as a valuable resource by some.
Under normal circumstances, it is almost impossible for India to surpass China. However, is it possible if it is fully supported?
As of 2022, India has the 5th highest GDP in the world, behind China, the United States, Japan, and Germany. Despite the recession across the West and slowing economic growth in Japan and Germany, India's GDP growth has stabilized at between 6%-8%, outpacing Japan and Germany. Against this backdrop, a hypothesis has been put forward: is it possible for India to overtake China in the future if China and the United States join forces to fully support India?
This issue has sparked extensive discussion and reflection.
Inadvertently, India today is not what it used to be, and its industrial base is growing at a rate that is visible to the naked eye. In terms of the most basic steel and electricity, India has surpassed Japan and is second only to China.
Mature manufacturing capacity has also been significantly improved, with 78% of mobile phones in the Indian market being imported in 2014 and 99% in 20232% of mobile phones are already made in India. The reason behind this is that we fully support the manufacturing industry in India.
Funding is needed to develop industry, and we have provided a lot of financial support to India, even though it is a difficult country. Since 2016, the bank has invested US$2.9 billion in 13 infrastructure projects and provided US$4 billion in loans. Despite India's constant provocations against us, a large number of loan projects have been approved.
We support India despite its poor creditworthiness, its indebtedness, and its barely paying interest every year. We have helped India build a complete industrial chain, including electricity, ** and so on. India lacks electricity, and we helped build a power project to achieve the goal of the first ultra-supercritical coal-fired power plant. At the same time, our investment in India is also helping to cultivate the local industrial chain, so that India's local parts have exceeded 50%.
India's mobile phone industry has also received our support. China's leading mobile phone manufacturers are located in Noida, a satellite city in the southeast of Delhi, India, forming a complete mobile phone industry chain. Indian agriculture has also benefited from our cooperation, and by leading investments in coal-to-fertilizer projects, India has become one of the world's largest fertilizer importers, moving away from dependence on Chinese fertilizers.
All of this is the result of our support for India's manufacturing industry, and the merit is immeasurable.
India has said it lacks new energy, but China has given firm support. In 2022, the Chinese company successfully signed a contract for the Mundra Solar Polysilicon Project in India, which plans to produce 30,000 tons of electronic-grade polysilicon and 500 tons of silane per year with its patented technology and strong strength in the field of silicon-based materials. The partnership will fill the gap in India's polysilicon production plants, allowing it to surpass Europe and South Korea. A few years ago, India knew almost nothing about the PV sector, but today, India has become an exporter of PV. India's PV module exports to the US are expected to reach nearly US$1 billion this year as a whole, while solar module exports to the US and Europe could peak in 2025.
With our help, India has basically completed the construction of the entire PV industry chain, so that its imports of PV modules to China have been declining almost every year. This is not the credit of a single Chinese company, but the joint efforts of thousands of Chinese companies.
Some Chinese companies may have lost billions of dollars in opportunities as a result, but for these companies, it's a small thing. Chinese companies see the bigger picture and are concerned about helping India's development. In this process, Chinese enterprises see India's development potential and are willing to contribute to India's poverty alleviation and prosperity.
The details of how India attracts foreign investment will not be repeated here. However, we can see that despite India's scramble for profits in the deal, Chinese companies are not in the least determined to help their brother socialist countries. Although India's approach may cause losses to Chinese companies, this does not stop Chinese companies from being enthusiastic about helping India, as they see it as an obligation to serve common development.
It is practically impossible for India to surpass China, because India still faces many difficulties in its development. However, Chinese companies are willing to give everything they can to support India, because they believe that even if India is a piece of, it can be strengthened by China's support.
The United States is currently fully supporting the transfer of the global ** chain to India in order to contain China's development. India's policies have made the outside world question its development, believing that it lacks wisdom, is too greedy, and frequently grabs foreign capital, making the US and Western blocs feel uneasy about investing in India. However, India has been surprised by the arrival of strong foreign aid against the backdrop of a rapidly changing situation. The only way that it is possible for India to overtake China is for us to fully support India's development. However, the question of whether India will be grateful to China may require some sarcastic smiles.
India is unlikely to take the initiative to go to war with China at the moment, and Modi has shown shrewdness in diplomacy. At this stage, they are more inclined to bother China by constantly harassing and provoking them than to take more aggressive measures. However, if a conflict breaks out between China and the United States in Southeast Asia or elsewhere in the future, India may take the opportunity to launch an attack on China, which is a very likely scenario.
India regards China as an imaginary enemy at all times, and the theory of the China threat that has been on its lips is also a clear proof of this. If we truly fully support India as a global industrial power, the international community's assessment may vary from person to person. Some countries may be grateful for China's support and consider China to be a great and generous country. But there will also be some countries that are dissatisfied with China's behavior and have contempt for China. The direction of the final evaluation will depend on the political position and understanding of the facts of each country.