Introduction :
A few years ago, India was called the "Golden Bird" because it had an abundance of gold, diamonds, and thriving businesses. India's economy was great. It excelled in agriculture, producing a variety of crops such as wheat, rice, onions, and fruits. Due to this prosperity, everyone referred to India as the "Golden Bird".
However, the British invaded India, and they looted its wealth, including gold and diamonds. They destroyed the economy and made the land barren. As a result, farmers were unable to farm properly, leading to a decline in crop production. Economically, India became poor. This was a period of struggle for India. But India fought bravely against British rule and eventually gained independence. The British left India.
In 2026, India is set to become a superpower — yes, you heard that right. India has developed major steel manufacturing, and it is actively engaged in importing and exporting new products. It now produces a large quantity of chemicals and has numerous industries, including petroleum industries that refine high-quality petrol and diesel.
India also has its own automobile manufacturing, with companies like Tata Motors producing cars and trucks. In India, 50 iPhones are assembled for every one sold in the USA.
India has 14.5 lakh (1.45 million) active military personnel, making it the second-largest army in the world. The total strength of India’s armed forces is around 5 million. The defense sector is largely “Made in India”, and the total defense budget is $80 billion.
India possesses advanced weaponry such as tanks, missiles, rockets, fighter jets, helicopters, submarines, and nuclear weapons (referred to as "Parmanu weapons"). India has powerful naval assets like INS Vikrant and INS Arihant. It also imports military equipment, and many countries use Indian-made military products.
India has vast infrastructure, both private and government-owned, and it has one of the fastest-growing real estate markets. The government is working on special projects to make India a $5 trillion economy. One such project is the National Infrastructure Pipeline. India is building the second-largest road network and has some of the strongest and longest roads. It is also working on a river interlinking project.
India’s IT sector (Information Technology) is rapidly growing, delivering large-scale projects and exporting IT services globally. It is becoming an IT exporting hub, with major companies like Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and Wipro leading the way.
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