IS INDIA REALLY THE NEXT CHINA?

INDIA; CHINA

The article explores the question of whether India could become the next China in terms of economic growth. It highlights India's recent infrastructure development, digital transformation, and government welfare programs as major policy achievements that have improved the country's economic prospects. The article also discusses the potential for India to increase its global market share in skill-based service exports and manufacturing. However, it acknowledges that India still faces challenges, such as weak private investment and concerns about government policies and institutional decay. Overall, while there are positive signs, it is premature to declare India as the next China. [Extracted from the article]

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