‘We Indians have had it far easier’: Sridhar Vembu urges India to match China’s will to rise

Competitor to China, Sridhar Wembu says India must resurrect its civilization, not only its GDP. X. Wembu says real transformation starts when the people see him not as an economy, but as a civilization that is ready to rise again.

“The Chinese never thought about it as a” economic development. ” They thought about their national project as “reviving their great civilization,” he said in parallel, as he took their place on the global stage.

This, he said, he is an idea, India must immediately integrate.

“This decisive point misses so easily in a purely economic discourse. We are talking about culture and civilizational mentality as it concerns technology and industry. “

India really develops that her people must believe that they are at the beginning of the civilization revival, not just another GDP expansion cycle. “We just don’t grow GDP and the meeting with quarterly numbers, as important as they can be in the short term,” Wembu wrote.

He said 1,000-year history of Indian domination and looting. What the Chinese refer to as their “humiliation of 100 years of national humiliation,” they left a deep psychological scar. “We have to look beyond it, no matter how much it is,” he added. Only then can the nation maintain the morality and endurance required for long-term transformation.

He also urged readers to understand what they endured China, where it is today. “Please read China’s story in the last 100 years,” he wrote. “Study the wonderful era of Leap Forway in 1958-62, when Mao asked poor farmers to make steel steel and about 30 million people died and the poor were hungry.”

He continued to describe the decade’s cultural revolution from 1966 to 1976, when schools and colleges were closed, and patriotic citizens were convicted as hosts, intellectuals or “capitalist roads.” “So grief and hearts. So many people sacrifice to Maoist fury, “Wembu wrote.

And yet, China was reborn. “They survived all this, and somehow revived their nation,” he said, even Deng Xiaoping was “generally not easy” and hardly survived three cleansings.

“We have had Indians much easier,” said Wembu. “I do not say” easy “on absolute conditions, but compared to what the Chinese were patient was much easier. We have to keep inspiring from this point of view.

That change with thinking, believes that webuers also change how citizens respond to the system. “We will not complain about this shortcoming or that bad tax policy. We will not even complain about the corruption of our fallen political system. “

He reiterated China again, where the entrepreneurs encountered all the same challenges. In addition, the risk of disappearance if they fall from political charity and still remain.

“Let’s solve ourselves, that what we work, nothing more than the rebirth of our great civilization,” he wrote.