Comments by "Alexander Philip" (@alexanderphilip1809) on "ThePrint" channel.

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  51. Add to the fact that labor unions are pretty much non existent and strikes are pretty much unlawful(not that they don't occur but the govt's clamp down quickly unlike here where every a-hole can fire bomb trains and public infra and nobody bats an eye) Worker activism is repressed heavily, which is similar to how South Korea, Taiwan, Singapore and even Japan developed their Industrial capacities. Infrastructure expansion + Labour activism repression + Constant skill upgradation of workers(They train a lot of workers in Vocational education programs and then release them into the market, they do this for large anchor companies and release the rest of the workers into the market, Americans in the South East do a similar thing ) + Stable reliable policies (You need Bureaucrats who aren't left wing turds and level headed politicians who have functional brain cells, departments in which India is severely lacking) + (Given that India has a lot of people) 'Strongly' encourage and link market access of foreign companies to JV's with local partners. These are just a few of the things that the Chinese did. India still doesn't have enough Industrial Estates in its most populous states(which is where Industrialization needs to happen at tremendous scale yet the BIMARU states are still sick and poor), most of which are landlocked so infrastructure needs are greater meaning more roads, dedicated freight rail lines, connective Infrastructure is still worse than piss poor. Hope NLP, Bharatmala, Sagarmala and DFC(all of which have been over budget(which is bearable) and still not even half way complete) changes things but I have 60+ years of reasons to think that nothing will. All I can think of is that old ad song. incredible India, Except incompetent instead of incredible.
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  75. Its a matter of funds, both nehru and modi are faced with nearly the same problem, a poor nation, Except with nehru dysfunctional economic and political idealism reigned supreme, with modi political and economic policies have a semblance of pragmatism with meaningful priority given to market driven policies, but atleast he doesnt have the same level of administrative incompetence and dogmatic delusions as Nehru did, perhaps except with the whole 'Hindutva' thing, aside from that he's got potential, the opening up of the defence sector was a smart move but its a multi decade project to build up the capacity to manufacture and maintain complex hardwares and indigenous supplychains that would have to be internationally competitive to sustain without regular govt assistance with guaranteed(this is India afterall) cost overruns that too in a corrupt and over bureaucratized country like ours is nothing short of tall order, plus our bureaucrats have too high an opinion of themselves with too little to show for it to carry out any sort of meaningful reform defence or otherwise add our illiterate and incompetent politicians to the mix and you have a brilliant recipe for India. It'll probably take us close to a century to get to a place where have a resilient enough economy and relatively high value added workforce that we can make shit that actually works, rather than beat our chest at the drop of a hat and stuff our ears at the first sound of criticism making accusations of jealousy and conspiracy when aside from the paki's nobody has a vested interest in making any, most of them are disinterested at best and apathetic at worst.
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