India's poverty reduction is the second biggest in world history, just behind China's. India is now growing at around 6.5%, which is about the same as China in 2014. Manufacturing is growing right along side services.
More people should pay attention.
https://t.co/oFtdPCVEzr
She told me that she had bought some Diwali cakes, and I told her I would have some after lunch. I took the box and even took a few pictures, so now she’s waiting for me to eat them. How do I politely tell her that I’ve changed my mind and don’t feel like eating the cakes? 😭😭😭
@deepa910 It always is for cunts who are inherently racist towards other culture, religion and spew venom on social media while dehumanizing 1.5B people. I don’t give a flying fuck if I touched a nerve.
🚨 SHOCKING from Bangladesh! Hundreds of Chinese WeChat streamers in Dhaka are filming its SLUMS & allegedly passing them off as scenes from INDIA 🤯
Local reports, not Indian outlets, tell they are reportedly even ENTERING people's homes.
These videos are then circulated across the world, projecting India in a deliberately misleading light and SHAMING THE COUNTRY.
=> But you know what's even more pathetic?
Some Indians themselves will eagerly share these videos, laugh at their own country and keep lecturing everyone about how CHINA IS THIS, CHINA IS THAT 🤡
And when India actually tries to build roads, dams and infrastructure projects on a CHINA-LIKE SCALE?
Suddenly, these very people discover their love for trees, land and the environment.
"TREES! OH, MY TREES!" "OH, MY LAND!" "OH, MY ENVIRONMENT!"
THE HYPOCRISY IS UNBELIEVABLE.
Chinese citizens making live videos from morning till night, even going inside people’s homes in Bangladesh claiming it to be from India
https://t.co/WR7HlOjYz0
Chinese whispers in Dhaka: 1000s of vloggers film suburb, claim they’re in ‘dirty’ India. No one knows why
Debdutta Chakraborty @debdutta_c reports for ThePrint
https://t.co/cKOnfXeLwl
An extraordinary investigation by Bangladesh’s leading newspaper, Prothom Alo, has exposed a Chinese influence operation in Dhaka. More than 150 Chinese streamers have been livestreaming on WeChat from the city’s slums for months, presenting the locations to their Chinese audiences as New Delhi, India.
Prothom Alo investigated the activity, examined their Chinese-language broadcasts and had the translations verified by four Bangladeshis familiar with the language. The findings are quite revealing. The streamers were not merely misidentifying the location. They were portraying Indians as living in filthy, impoverished conditions, while describing the surroundings as New Delhi. One woman was even caught explicitly telling her viewers that she was showing them New Delhi while livestreaming from a neighbourhood in Dhaka.
This is how information warfare and perception-shaping work. Footage from Bangladesh is being deliberately passed off as footage from India to manufacture negative perceptions of the country. A disturbing example of how anti-India narratives and hate campaigns are manufactured and amplified through social media.
"An analysis of the content (by Chinese influencers) revealed that although the videos are being recorded in Uttara, Dhaka the Chinese natls claim during their livestreams that they are broadcasting from New Delhi, India"
Prothom alo, Bangladesh media:
https://t.co/GCJKp3O4I5
Dwarkesh: Why would we want to sell China the materials for a serious cyberweapon? It's like selling them nukes with a casing that says 'made by Boeing' and claiming that's good for the US
Jensen: Comparing AI to nukes is lunacy. Enriched uranium is a lousy analogy. It's an illogical analogy. What we have to recognize is that AI is a five-layered cake.