A simple example: earning your first ₹1 crore is usually the hardest because you start with no capital, fewer resources, and limited opportunities.
Once that foundation is built, earning the next ₹5 crore becomes easier because your capacity, experience, and resources have grown.
Infrastructure works the same way. Building 100 km of highways in a $500 billion economy is very different from building 1,000 km in a $4 trillion economy. The scale, resources, and capacity are not the same.
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They changed how they measure road networks under Gadkari. A 10 km, six-lane highway now counts as 60 lane-km, under the old method, it was simply 10 km. So don't blindly trust the metric circulated here.
Economics Lesson 101:
For the followers of Tejasvi Surya who want to play economist without understanding basic mathematics like compounding:
Apart from the selective and misleading presentation of data in this chart, there’s a fundamental economic concept being ignored.
Every developing economy experiencing sustained growth adds more GDP and infrastructure in each new decade than all the previous decades combined.
@raghu20132@Krish_nvm_Raw Railway accidents, methodology to count highway made changed, schools closed, AIIMS suffer from the lack of funds, most of the projects already started in MMS period.
@raghu20132@Krish_nvm_Raw Buddy, just think for a while, maybe the people you are totally mad for are incompetent. Thanks to people like MMS that they made the project, done land acquisition and started the project of DFC so that the credit jeevi can take the credit for it.
@raghu20132@Krish_nvm_Raw Its been 12 years and why only 61% progess, whats the lag for a government which was in power for so long, and for the state of Gujarat even longer. I wonder which weighs bjp more down its incompetency or blantent corrupt conscience.
@pubity India should thank China for this. China led the race on making solar panels more than 95% cheaper. A case where free markets helped improve environment
You've all paid your taxes before the July 31 deadline. Now, with your tax money, the Govt has launched yet another campaign. These posters will soon be seen across the country.