India played the USA versus China card in the hope that USA and China could destroy each other so that India could rise faster and become the real superpower. Now, Trump is turning against India instead. Worse to come are the jobs in the call centers in India going to vanish soon, with AI taking over. Mass layoffs are already happening in the USA itself, and India will not be spared.
India also played the USA versus Russia card by buying Russian weapons and oil, while supporting the USA with hugging visits. Trump gave India a piece of his mind recently and cut India down to size. India was even humiliated by being warned to ask for USA permission to buy Russian oil.
The USA on the other hand had tried to use India to counter China, but lost the plot when India failed to deliver by failing to take on a more powerful China. Stray dog India has been dropped by the sidewalk not knowing where to turn to now for a new master.
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India went really fast like a hypersonic missile to rank fourth in the GDP global rankings in 2025, but suddenly fell to sixth the same year, like a hot air balloon running a leak. How is that realistically possible? Suddenly the cows are eating less and shitting less providing too little cow dung contributing to India's GDP? True, cow dung is a contributor to India's GDP, no joke. Mr. Hunzi could probably enlighten us, being a worshipper of Goddess Palki Sharma, the mouthpiece of Modi, no pun intended, lol.
Being fourth in Global GDP rankings means having overtaken Japan, but the reality is so glaring when comparing the living standard and conditions in India and Japan. Any sensible human bean could tell the difference, even those 'dull of mind' and little in age.
India is gloating about its projected high GDP growth of 6.5%, well above China's 4.5% and the Indians are making a song and dance about it. Peel away the false fabric on the surface and many people have commented that India's growth is all centered on the connected Modi cronies like Adani Group and its stilted manufacturing sector, while the growth in the agricultural sector, the 40% contributor to India's GDP is still in the doldrums. Comparisons have been made in reports, and they are saying that the bottom feeders in India have living standards below those of sub-Saharan communities. That says a lot about India's boasts of being fourth or even the sixth largest economy in the world.
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