India as a Third World Country

India is one of the few third countries in the world that can achieve substantial economic growth. A country that was a low development model is considered a potential economic power of the future. Today, India is the largest giant city in the world and has developed a huge service industry, its cheap labor force and stable democratic record are the driving force for foreign investment. However, this economic growth has nothing to do with improving human condition.

Recently I was in Udaipur, Rajasthan, India, India is the country of the third world. This is definitely a little angry after I was touched by a teenage boy who was perverted in the crowd at the festival. Several strangers, I did not even even mention my conversation with anger, and said, "India is not the country of the third world." Other expressions were not so difficult

Three years have passed since wildness, chaos, depletion, and deepness since I last visited this country. Traveling in India and the third world country provides good prospects for Westerners. It can be argued that there is no place to offer as many perspectives as India and people are forced to confront themselves. This is perfect for me, as I have always promised vulnerability and surrender. India demanded surrender. Actually, that is necessary. I'm sure that it is not the first person to do such an observation, but for me, India is a (very big) microcosm. In the 21st century, India stands at the intersection of human past and future. Income gaps / poverty, the impact of climate change, and technology promises and weaknesses are all exaggerated here. Purely for its population - at least 3 billion people - India can not be ignored

Poverty, which is prevalent in India, is also an important cause. India has many poor people. More than a third of the world's poor live in India. Furthermore, if the world is poor, India is the most concentrated country. Therefore, more and more poor people will lower the quality of human resources and develop them more slowly. Furthermore, the poverty alleviation plan can not even meet its needs.