[:en]By M Qadeer
A contradictory image of India’s economic growth under Narendra Modi’s leadership has emerged.
While Modi touts the country’s growing economy and his own achievements, critiques argue that only small fraction of the population has benefited from this growth.
The disparity between the wealthy and the poor, with latter struggling to make ends meet. This raises questions about the inclusivity and equity of Modi’s economic policies.
The phrases like “selective growth” and “leaving behind” suggests critical tone, implying that Modi’s claim of economic success are overstated.
A nuanced view of India’s economic development under Modi’s rule is being presented home and abrad.
On the other hand, the country has experienced a significant economic growth , with stock markets booming and new infrastructure projects are emerging.
The critics highlighted that this growth has not trickled down effect to masses, with many struggling with unemployment and poverty.
It is being highlighted that a small elite has benefited from this growth.
This critique suggests that Modi’s economic policies have exacerbated income inequalities, raising important question about the distribution of wealth and the true cost of Indian’s economic ‘rise’.[:]
