Left to my devices, I would connect entire India by roads, by brand new freeways, and develop corridors of excellence on either side of those freeways. So, for example, I'm talking about this Delhi Jab or highway. Why can't you have industrial townships on either side of the freeway? Why can't you have residential townships on either side of the freeway? The freeway is more than ten years old, and there's literally no development around the freeway
If a city lies along a river well connected through the riverway so, yes, I really am disappointed by the fact that despite the fact that so much population is under the age of 30 we are not developing new towns in cities. Chand. Everything seems to develop around the cluster that already exists. How much can you congest the existing cities? How much can you burden the existing cities? We seem to have absolutely no plan to decongest the existing cities
Why isn't India why isn't it as developed as, let's say, Australia, new Zealand, right? They're also a part of the Commonwealth. So what is happening here? And two, I was going to say this. You know what I'm going to say. If you do become dictator, how will you deal with some of the world leaders, some of the most powerful leaders of the world? How would you deal with that?
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I would fall in line because of the simple fact that India is on the cusp of becoming a technological superpower, making semiconductor chips in the country. Now, our businesses are doing extremely well. So even if the government is not making infrastructure as it should, our private sector, our business sector is doing extremely well. We're doing very well as a technological superpower
It's all about making people happy. It's all about appeasement. It's all about kissing assets to get votes. If you're a dictator, it would be fantastic because you would not have to worry about that. Let me give you a simple example. There is a freeway I use to drive to work. And on either side of the freeway, we have shanty villages