r/RealTeensIndia

Don't know who to blame from these two reels , I think both the government as well as the people.

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India's net FDI reportedly falling from around $28 billion to nearly $1 billion in just two years should be a wake-up call not something to dismiss.For years, we were told India would become the world's biggest investment destination. But if net FDI has dropped this sharply, the government owes citizens a clear explanation. Investors don't move money based on slogans they look for policy stability, regulatory certainty, and confidence in the economy.

Rising taxes, policy unpredictability, and a business environment perceived as increasingly uncertain can undermine investor confidence. Instead of addressing these concerns transparently, the government often focuses on public relations and headline management.A strong economy requires more than speeches and branding. It requires accountability, consistent policy, and institutions that inspire confidence. Citizens deserve honest answers about what is driving these trends and what is being done to reverse them.Patriotism means asking tough questions when economic indicators raise concerns not pretending problems don't exist.

Don't start any whataboutism just tell me whether making fun of civilian child like this is correct or not??

Btw this comment is from this subreddit only

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Modi is a huge embarrassment to India

Shame on him 😡😡😡😡😡

Btw , that guy is the new CM of Bengal .

New education minister choice I not any good though.

All these changes are likely to occur based on media reports. Do you guys think its just a way of stopping protests??

India has basically improved in most of the factors in the last 15 years that goes on to show the potential we have. The best part is that our youth is unsatisfied with the progress we have made so far and want double digit growth and refuses to accept nothing less than the best !!!

We can call our nation vishwaguru all we want to, but the truth is, education and health as basic requirements are not being met in our country. Our annual Union budget allocates 2 percent to education. China, which has arguably one of the best education infrastructures in the world, invests 14 percent to 15 percent on education annually. The sad thing is, people wouldn't pay to a trust or NGO that builds schools, they would rather spend money on donating for temples and mosques. An estimate of 40 to 60% of people in our country survive on less than 5$ per day. The rich get richer, and the poor get poorer