A Comparative Study of the Development Approaches in India and China

This paper argues that whether Chinese development approach is more sustainable or The Hindi model. It seems that the Chinese community is more developed than the Hindi community. This thought besides several economic indicators and a high rate of urban development in china might have been realised as a truth. To reveal this, this paper applies deep interpretation of relevant evidence. By discussing the qualitative and quantitative causes, it is demonstrated that China, in spite of a high rate of economic and military growth, is considered more unsustainable compared with India. It appears that the current trend in a near future will decline and even may disrupt the today’s seemingly strong community of China. In contrast, the world will be faced with the new power named India. From other countries’ viewpoint, revealing the root causes of this issue plays a fundamental role in strategic planning and international relationsAlthough the Hindi development approach has a slow trend, it is comprehensive and balanced. The Hindi development approach considers improving the quality of life within the Hindi community economically and socio-culturally. This approach also entails the environmental and political aspect of sustainable development. The Hindi development approach, indeed, seeks to reduce the very poor segments of the community and turn it into the low- and middle-income level in a large-scale population. This is opposite to the Chinese model. The Chinese development approaches a rapid development and advertising in which the life realities of millions of Chinese have been hidden behind the window
of development. Once such an unbalanced development approach and the Chinese demographic .social, political features come together, can cause the failure of this economicsuper power