Is India really as backward as reported in the media?

I think India is indeed relatively backward as reported in the media.

India is a country that is relatively backward economically and ideologically. They have been advocating more births and want to surpass China in terms of population. However, with a large population, there will be a series of big problems. For example, eating is a big issue, because whether a country is strong does not depend on the size of its population, but on the country's development level and the overall quality of the country's population. Therefore, the more the population, the better the country's ability to manage the quality of the population. There will be big problems in terms of social stability, as well as the stability of the entire society. This is an important reason why India is lagging behind.

I watched an interview video from India on TV. When Indians take the bus, they don’t get on and off the bus in an orderly manner. Instead, they squeeze in and get off the bus. There are people inside, even the roof of the car is crowded with people, or the roof of the car is full of things. Because of the large population, they do not carry out an activity in an orderly manner, but are very disorganized. This is okay. See it. The quality of their population is not that high, so it is very difficult for this country to develop. If the problem of buses is not obvious yet, it is also the same when taking trains in India. They can climb around on the roof of the train. The roof of the train is full of people or they can put things on the roof of the train before boarding the train. At that time, there was no orderly boarding and alighting, and there were no police officers to manage how they should board and alight.

The third is that India is a country with a strong racial consciousness, so there are many inequalities. For example, in India, they discriminate against women. Women are not respected in their lives. India's laws are not perfect enough, so this country is very backward in terms of economy and culture.