Can India become a world-class superpower within 50 years?

Fifty years can change many things, but some things can't be changed in a hundred years. India can do many things in 50 years, but there are some things that India is doomed to fail, so India can't become a developed country in 50 years! Specifically:

1, India's per capita resources are too low! Countries with low per capita resources can hardly become developed countries!

(1), India's per capita land, water and mineral resources ... are far lower than Europe and America, and even far lower than Japan!

India, a populous country, cannot become an export-oriented economy, because it is impossible for the whole world to provide India with sufficient market capacity. So India can't get enough resources through foreign trade like South Korea and Singapore!

In fact, all the big countries in the world are not export-oriented economies. For example, the trade volume of import and export goods in the United States accounts for a low proportion of its GDP!

2. Internationally, India is a country that has no right to speak in cultural education, public opinion propaganda and international power building. India has neither the charm of the West nor the historical and cultural depth of the East. So it is impossible for India to seize resources by exporting culture and ideology. The west has a great advantage in these areas, and India is doomed to suffer. India not only can't get oil from the outside world, but also has to donate blood to the western world. For example, India's elite immigrated to the West, and India's rich people went to the West to study, travel and buy western luxury goods ... All these will make India's economy bleed.

3. After India's independence, there was a directional error in the choice of national direction, which led to India missing many important development opportunities and India being in an extremely unfavorable position in the global industrial division of labor. It is not impossible to change your position in the global industrial division of labor, but it is more difficult than going to heaven.

For example, China's electronic communication industry has finally developed successfully, but the high-end chips and root computers ... are in the hands of the West. In the global industrial division of labor, the west still occupies the thickest piece of oil and water!

The industrial dilemma facing India is obviously far greater than that of China! India can't stand at the top of the global industrial division of labor in just 50 years!

To sum up, it can be seen that even if it is smooth sailing, India will not become a developed country in the world within 50 years, not to mention that India is still facing a series of severe challenges!