Comments by "红火树 RedFireTree" (@firetree2007) on "Make-In-India in Defence Smashes Records; Manufacturing crosses Rs 1 Lakh Crore I Details" video.

  1. After 20 yrs with license from Russia, India still needs to import directly over 1500 parts and materials from Russia for making Su-30 MKI in India with cost more expensive than directly buy from Russia, India cannot sell a single Tejas to any other country, Indian army does not want India's own Arjun tank, also not India's Insas rifle, but rather to import from Russia, for AK 203, the list goes on and one. India has no stealthy fighter, no military drones and no hypersonic weapons, cannot send a single man into space.....................
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  2. all real superpowers such as US, Russia, and China, with real army general as their defense minister, they all know military, war well, India with a defense minister only knows how to shout slogan in Hindi, not even in English. hah :)) Chinese defense minister, General Li, served as commander in chief for China's strategic supporting military unit which has a brigade stationed permanently in Pakistan.
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  3.  @lil_lavender8467  he joined PLA in 1974 as a soldier, unlike yours, never been in the army
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  4.  @windows10-k8h  it is, with its nuclear weapons
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  5.  @lil_lavender8467  you have sht. only a big mouth
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  6. in 2014, manufacturer output in India was $307 billion, China was $3.1 trillion, so about 10 times, under Modi, in 2022, India manufacturer output is $418 billion, China is $5 trillion, 12 times of India's, "Prime Minister Modi launched the Make in India programme in 2014 with great fanfare. The programme has three key objectives: 1) increasing manufacturing growth to 12-14%, 2) increasing the share of manufacturing in GDP from 16 to 25% by 2022, and 3) creating 10 crore jobs in manufacturing by 2022. The manufacturing growth rate has averaged 6% over the last eight years, the share of manufacturing in the GDP has stagnated at 16%, and manufacturing jobs have been reduced by half."
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  7.  @lil_lavender8467  that is for total industrial? then for China it is $7 trillion
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