German press: If Modi is re-elected, will he be able to continue the growth miracle of the Indian economy?
When we think of India, we think of their trains, their motorcycles, their food, and the fact that they always boast of being the number one power in Asia and the number one power in the world in the future. They always put a high face, always compare themselves to us in every way, and always think that they are far ahead of us, so that they are happy.
Over the past few decades, Indians have seen India's economic growth as a miracle, not only has its GDP continued to grow at a high rate, but it even became the world's fifth largest economy last year, and they are confident that it will surpass Japan and Germany to become the world's third largest economy in the next two years.
They believe that they have made remarkable achievements in many fields such as technology, manufacturing, and service industries. Some people are even more proud that in the future, they are bound to become the world's manufacturing power, the world's science and technology power.
With Prime Minister Narendra Modi on track for re-election, one has to wonder if the Indian leader can continue to lead India's economy to prosperity.
印度人:PeterSedesse
Sadly, the biggest long-term problem in India right now is brain drain, and our smart people have left the country for the United States.
Modi really needs to work harder to improve the lives of India's middle and upper classes. If they are not given the jobs and salaries they need, our country's scientific and technological development will not be able to catch up.
Thousands of doctors in India go to the United States as soon as they graduate, as do computer programmers, and this needs to be addressed.
Indian: kamble
With a population of 1.4 billion, India has the largest number of young people in the world, yet its large population and obsession with religion make it difficult for India to develop. People are limited by ideas and institutions, and these unfair treatments should be abolished.
If we can improve the quality of education, reduce population, reduce corruption, and promote equality for all, we will become a developed country, even the most powerful country in Asia.
Let's look at the Indian self-report
Indian: Crowba
Employment also depends on your qualifications. After Year 12, I chose Polytechnic and most of my friends chose Bachelor of Arts or Business Administration.
I am currently working for a company with an annual salary of Rs 38,000 and most of my friends are working in low-paying jobs or preparing for the civil service exam.
Indian: polaris
The problem is that even small businesses don't want to pay their employees more. I work for a company where the boss makes a profit of Rs 30 lakh and 40 employees are paid only Rs 7 lakh and he pays the minimum wage.
Indian: Markvelber
More than 80% of India's wealth is in the hands of 1% of Indians, and sadly, we who live at the bottom have no chance. For example, Adani, Ambani, Tata, etc.
If you don't have enough money and connections and you can't get the job you want, they won't give you any chances. Only their children can be placed in work.
Netizen: manek
In short, India is growing, but it is lagging behind in many areas.
For example, science and technology, infrastructure, quality education. This is a serious challenge for India, as more educated people are unable to find jobs
网友：kapur
Charlie Munger said of India: "They have absorbed the worst aspects of the people. ”
Although they also have great people, these people have left India, and some of the people who remain in India are confused by corruption.
网友:endlessen
India's labor laws are a joke, and no laws are enforced. Jobs in the private sector are direct labor exploitation, and people work 12 hours at the minimum wage.
网友:kaustubhraizada
In India's capital, my morning started with worrying about water and electricity.
If India wants to create jobs, then it has to maintain a growth rate of 10 to 14 percent, but this is not possible
Write at the end:
Over the years, under Modi's leadership, India has indeed achieved something. For example, countless toilets, countless temples, bridges, etc. have been built.
These have also boosted India's basic development, which has also made progress in the manufacturing sector. However, compared with some Southeast Asian countries, it can be described as unsightly.
So do you think Modi can be re-elected, and can Modi lead India to become the world's third largest economy?