@gsk38
Congratulations to India and its policies. Bless all
@santanudutta7359
Congratulations to all Indians 🎉🎉
@kaladass7194
Well done PM Modi..
@pvlakshmipvlakshmi3157
Congratulations to the Indian government that the union govt which takes India as became 4th largest economy in the world
@dineshsewful
Congrats to the nation of Bharat! Being very proud to be a descendant from Indian origin. Love from Suriname 🇸🇷
@SharadHSharma
I am so happy for India’s rise in economy ladder. We are all proud of it. I also request to please take care of law and order, police should work to protect people honestly.
@rational7anylase
Congratulations to myself ☺️👍🏼
@SheelaMishra-fc8nm
Congratulations brothers and sisters of my Bharat🙏🏻.
@SinteraASangma
Congratulations🎉🎊to India🇮🇳
@StraitsAsia
Great milestone!
@jimkuan8493
In 2008, China, with its population over 1.3B, reached $4 Trillion Dollar GDP. In that year, China hosted Olympic Games, had massive infrastructure already in place, started its high-speed train network built up, building up its own international brands, and above all, becoming the world's manufacturing hub. India now has the so-called $4 Trillion Dollar GDP, with similar population. I don't need to tell you that today's India has NO COMPARISON to the China of 2008.
@mrwaggerwking8724
Congratulations
@madhupolaki3087
Great visuals. CMs should put their political differences aside and work with Central govt to achieve growth.
@ADS75-vfm
Congratulations to us 😀
@Agrajit-z7b7l
Yes it is true that india overtook japan's GDP but here reality hards we are very happy to ovetook globally via Gdp but when you compare overall our country's development japan is 1000 years ahead from india and we can't beat japan even equal opportunity better education system building infrastructure development civic sense better quality of life AI and also Japan's technology for overall here reality hards we are not ready to take the most reality ........
@BipinChauhan-n8c
Modiji 🙏You did it congratulations Bharat Mata Ki Jai 🙏🇮🇳Jai Hind.
@priyashmukherjee3015
NEXT TARGET GERMANY
@acswain6720
Living conditions depend upon PPP. India's PPP in 2025 is about 17.65 trillion dollars and PPP gdp per capita is around 12132$ per year. Though nominal gdp per capita is around 2.5k$ it doesn't matter much for the people as 1) they don't buy things in dollar, and 2) everything starting from owning a house to food, clothes, fuel, healthcare, education etc are either very affordable (in rupees) or heavily government subsidized. For example, a cup of coffee at a roadside vendor in India costs around 10-20 rupees (0.12-0.25 $), the same costs about 3.08 to 5.86 $ (250-500 Rupees). So Americans pay around 25 times more for a cup of coffee than the Indians. Same thing with breakfast, lunch dinner, hotel rooms, electricity, phone,gas, internet bills, healthcare, property, bus, taxi, train fare etc. Only you pay similar for luxury items, gold and plane tickets and high value cars. If you earn 1000 dollars a month in India, you live a comfortable family life with fully owned house and car and can afford annual holidays abroad. 1000 dollars a month in the USA will put you in lifetime of debt and mortgage and no hope for a comfortable family life with children's education and healthcare.
@tianwang737
India wins!!! Yeah!!! Great country and people!!!
@anandanarayanan4033