Chinese Media On India Economy

Passing of GST in India is a big step forward but the country needs a "forceful leadership" like in China, the world's second largest economy, to implement it, a state-run Chinese news agency said on Monday.

A state-run Chinese daily said today that India has suffered a setback and a "nasty surprise" in the "elephant versus dragon" race as its GDP growth slowed down in the January-April quarter helping China re-emerge as the fastest growing major economy. Calling it a "self-goal" by the government, Global Times hoped India will not score any more "own ...

India should focus less on speeding up the process of building aircraft carriers to contain China in the Indian ocean and more on its economic development, Chinese official media said today. "New Delhi is perhaps too impatient to develop an aircraft carrier. The country is still in its initial stage of industrialisation, and there will be many tech...

India should shift focus to low end manufacturing like China to take full advantage of its demographic dividend to avert an unemployment crisis, a state run Chinese daily said.

Describing the passage of the GST Bill in Parliament as a major boost to India's appeal to attract investments from multi-national and Chinese firms, China's official media today said it will add momentum to the Indian economy - one of the world's fastest growing economies.

The global attention India is receiving as a new investment destination is touching a "sensitive nerve" in China as the fast growing Indian consumer market may "steal China thunder", Chinese media warned on Thursday.

Dismissing reports about India becoming the "new growth engine of world economy", Chinese state media today said Prime Minister Narendra Modi's economic reforms have achieved "little progress" and asserted that the Chinese economy was five times bigger than the Indian economy.

Indian and Chinese expatriates are facing increasing discrimination in Singapore with rental websites putting up advertisements saying "no Indians, no PRCs", according to a media report.

Passing of GST in India is a big step forward but the country needs a "forceful leadership" like in China, the world's second largest economy, to implement it, a state-run Chinese news agency said on Monday.

A state-run Chinese daily said today that India has suffered a setback and a "nasty surprise" in the "elephant versus dragon" race as its GDP growth slowed down in the January-April quarter helping China re-emerge as the fastest growing major economy. Calling it a "self-goal" by the government, Global Times hoped India will not score any more "own ...

India should focus less on speeding up the process of building aircraft carriers to contain China in the Indian ocean and more on its economic development, Chinese official media said today. "New Delhi is perhaps too impatient to develop an aircraft carrier. The country is still in its initial stage of industrialisation, and there will be many tech...

India should shift focus to low end manufacturing like China to take full advantage of its demographic dividend to avert an unemployment crisis, a state run Chinese daily said.

Describing the passage of the GST Bill in Parliament as a major boost to India's appeal to attract investments from multi-national and Chinese firms, China's official media today said it will add momentum to the Indian economy - one of the world's fastest growing economies.

The global attention India is receiving as a new investment destination is touching a "sensitive nerve" in China as the fast growing Indian consumer market may "steal China thunder", Chinese media warned on Thursday.

Dismissing reports about India becoming the "new growth engine of world economy", Chinese state media today said Prime Minister Narendra Modi's economic reforms have achieved "little progress" and asserted that the Chinese economy was five times bigger than the Indian economy.

Indian and Chinese expatriates are facing increasing discrimination in Singapore with rental websites putting up advertisements saying "no Indians, no PRCs", according to a media report.