Comments by "红火树 RedFireTree" (@firetree2007) on "West Bengal's GDP Share Plummets From 10.5% to 5.6% | Gravitas | World News | WION" video.

  1. why not mention BJP controlled Manipur is in total chaos??
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  2. India is a country needs to have foreign companies, as many as possible, to set up factories in India, to provide jobs to produce "making in India" to learn new techs to develop the country, instead, with the Modi government policy, so many giant foreign company left India, under him, more companies left India than those came in, the government expected "those companies left China all move to India" did not happen, most of them went to Vietnam, this tiny country export the same amount of industry product as India
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  3. oh with is logic, India's manufacturing dropped from 17% in 2013 to 12.84% in GDP in 2023, "So what really went wrong with the Modi government"???
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  4. In China we are unity, all provinces help each other, like Shanghai is a big helper for Tibet, in India, haha :)) it is fun isnt it?? so to prove BJP is good, to laugh at the those not controlled by BJP? hah:)) can you be lower?? isnt it also a part India? isnt they are all the same Indians??
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  5. China is the world's top manufacturing country, accounting for 31.6% of global manufacturing output,, India is 2.6%, 31.6/2.6=12.5, China manufacturing is 12.5 times of India, compounding or not, :))
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  6. India's target for FDI is $110 billion a year to get the economy running, for the year of 2024, it got only $10.6 billion in FDI, down 40% from $28 billion from last year.
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  7.  @applesoranges559  as shown in Oct 10th 2021, The Express Tribune, with title "Indians furious. ..........." enjoy
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  8. as shown in Oct 10th 2021, The Express Tribune, with title "Indians furious. ..........."😅🤣😂
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  9. I support Modi, Modi is a hero—for China. Now we can relax, with no need to worry about India becoming a competitor, either in industry or in the military. We can be certain that under Modi, India will remain a backward agricultural country. Yes, this is a fantastic man, Under Modi, India's manufacturing sector as a percentage of GDP has declined. In 2013, it was 17%, but by 2019, it had dropped to 16%. During the election, Modi promised to raise it from 16% to 22% by 2022. Instead, it fell to 13.3% in 2020, and the downward trend continues. In 2023, it further declined to 12.84%. So much for the dream of an industrialized India. Thank you, Modi Ji.
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  10. It's quite simple: as the opposition has pointed out in India's government budget, the Modi government intentionally avoids spending money in states not controlled by the BJP.
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  11. The reason Modi policy made foreign companies left is he wants to work for his buddies such as Adanis and Ambanies, foreign companies would hurt the profit for them, although good for the whole country in the long run, easily to use nationalism (as the whole BJP ideology based upon, Hinduism) to justify this, the results are disastrous for India as shown already.
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  12. in 2014 India GDP $2 trillion, China, $10 trillion, difference is $8 trillion, with Modi in power with the "world fastest growth, after 10 years", in 2023, India GDP $3.57 billion, China, $18 trillion, different now enlarged to $14.43 trillion.
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  13.  @Harshtruth12359  i only know numbers,
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  14. ​ @Harshtruth12359  India's manufacturing dropped from 17% in 2013 to 12.84% in GDP in 2023, what is "compounding" for this?? India job in manufacturing dropped from 60 million to 27 million, what is "compounding" for this??
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  15.  @Harshtruth12359  no, I will keep posting numbers, haha :))
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  16.  @Harshtruth12359  Harvard Business Review reported "Less than half of the 950 million working-age population is actually employed""Bleak as this statistic is, the reality is worse. According to the Periodic Labor Force Survey, some half of all those workers are self-employed, a category that includes “unpaid helpers in family enterprises,”___Harvard Business review, by Bhaskar Chakravorti July 19, 2024, so what is compounding for this ??
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  17.  @Harshtruth12359  the consumption growth of India is only half of the GDP growth, what is "compounding" for this??
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  18.  @Harshtruth12359  this is copied from a search engine with an Indian as CEO, read it with good eye left on you, "India's manufacturing sector accounted for 12.84% of its GDP in 2023."
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  19.  @Harshtruth12359  wear a helmet when rid that junk, ...........sure I could not careless, haah :))
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  20.  @bmology  then mf we are $20 trillion now
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  21.  @Harshtruth12359  that is BS from west, we are doing fine. if we did not first find the virus, others would not even know what it was, we are the first identified it and reported to WHO, we sent the full sequences of it first and published to the whole world so US can use the sequences to make antisense RNA for it to immunize people.
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  22.  @blakeblake2405  who gives a fk about your country? I am here just for teasing you. got it??
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  23. you let an uneducated man run your country one term, may be ok, just to see, you let him run your country 2 terms?? maybe ..., but you let him run your country for 3 terms, haah:)) then it is not his fault, it is each and every one of you's fault. :))
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  24.  @arunkumarm18  rank does not mean anything, 1, is 100, 2 is 99, 3 is 98, 4 can be just 4, got it??
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  25.  @samratraha9246  why Ford makes money in China? Ford Has Decided to Move Focus Production to China BY: Alex Perrone Updated April 11, 2024
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  26.  @stardust3722  China is $163 billion in FDI, India is $10.6 billion, which eye of yours saw it is larger than China??
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  27.  @Girl_Of_Renaissance3119  qing ni shuo ren hua ?
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  28.  @Nopee395 2024 Net FDI flows US\$10.58 billion Gross FDI inflows US\$70.9 billion The information means that foreign direct investment (FDI) into India has seen a significant drop in 2024 compared to the previous year. Specifically, net FDI inflows, which represent the money coming into the country for business and investments after accounting for outflows, fell by almost 40%, from $42 billion in 2023 to $26.5 billion in 2024. This decline is mainly attributed to global economic challenges, such as rising interest rates, geopolitical tensions, and tighter financial conditions worldwide, making investors more cautious. Gross FDI, on the other hand, refers to the total amount of foreign capital coming into the country without deducting outflows. Despite the challenges, gross FDI inflows saw only a slight reduction, meaning that while new investments were still coming in, there was a significant amount of money also leaving the country, leading to a large drop in net FDI. In summary, this indicates a more challenging environment for attracting foreign investments to India, especially in traditional sectors like manufacturing. However, certain industries like AI, software, and telecommunications still attract interest due to India's competitive advantages in these fields.
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  29.  @Nopee395  2024, India target for FDI is $110 billion, the real net FDI is $10.58 billion, 40% down from last year, with $60 billion foreign capital moved out of India, Net FDI flows US\$10.58 billion Gross FDI inflows US\$70.9 billion
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  30.  @srabanbanerjee7590  you are getting worse everyday
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