INDIA VS PAKISTAN.

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In last few years Indian media is always crying and making news and comparing our glorious country with Pakistan. Indian media many of times shows the poor condition of Pakistani people and Pakistani government. Yesterday, the figure of Indian GDP was disclosed and now Indian GDP is at 5% as compared to Pakistani GDP which is at 3.9%.
 It is very sad day for India, the country which was in a race to attain the status of developed country is totally out of race and I fear if it can sustain, the status of developing country.
The voters will have to pay the price specially the poor section of India, who thought the present government will bring opportunities in their lives but sadly that didn't work.
All sectors like manufacturing, agriculture industry, IT are showing very less growth figures.When in a country, the political party create a sense of fear and in fear no growth oocurs, it happens to the society and to the Nations when they don't work inclusively

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