India once proposed to enter the ranks of developed countries in 22, and it is almost time. How are they doing?

It's always a characteristic of Indians to look down on their eyes. They often shout slogans loudly, but in fact they can't hit any goals when doing things. The declaration of entering the ranks of developed countries in 22 is very clear to India at present that it has been a complete failure and it is impossible to complete it.

The author thinks that the first reason for the failure is the poor language and measurement in India. Although the official languages of India are English and Hindi, in fact, more than 5% people can't understand either of these two languages, which has caused great obstacles in communication. Moreover, all kinds of measurement methods in India are incomprehensible to everyone, and the measurement units in each state are completely inconsistent, which strongly hinders the development of India's economy. In my opinion, Modi is not as good as Qin Shihuang in China. After all, he agreed to writing and weights and measures as early as Qin Shihuang's period.

Secondly, there are a large number of people in India. The poverty rate of these people is very high, and many people are illiterate and can't find any jobs, so they have to rely on begging to make a living. As a result, although there is a lot of labor force, there is very little effective labor force. If a developing country wants to achieve economic take-off, it will ultimately rely on labor force to achieve this goal and requirement.

But India has the potential to become a superpower. After all, India's geostrategic position is excellent, and it has a very large territory and a large population, which is what a country needs most for its rise. However, there are a lot of problems and contradictions that need to be solved urgently in its development, such as education, transportation and religion, and these contradictions and problems are far from being solved in 22.