Every time an indian moves abroad, they’re hit by the same shock: basic public services actually work in other countries. Schools don’t demand donations, hospitals don’t bankrupt families, and governments don’t treat taxpayers like ATMs with legs.
Meanwhile, indian governments are busy manufacturing schemes for votes, distractions for headlines, and excuses for failures. The result? A country where the taxpayer bleeds, the rich escape, and the middle class slowly gives up hope.
This isn’t a comparison anymore — it’s a warning.
🔥 1. malaysia Delivers Schools for ₹2,000 a Year — india Delivers Excuses
A friend moves to malaysia and suddenly discovers that government schools cost almost nothing and still offer dignity and quality.
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Back home, parents drown in fees despite paying massive taxes.
India’s education system feels less like public service, more like private loot.
🔥 2. Healthcare That Doesn’t Kill Your Savings — A Concept india Still Hasn’t Understood
Malaysia’s healthcare is streamlined, accessible, and citizen-first.
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In india, even with soaring taxes, one medical emergency can drag a family into lifelong debt.
A country that can’t guarantee health has no right to demand half your income.
🔥 3. Infrastructure That Exists Without Ribbon-Cutting Spectacles
Roads, transport, public spaces — malaysia builds for use, not for photo ops.
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indian infrastructure is often built for elections, not citizens.
More money goes into publicity than maintenance.
🔥 4. While Others Build Systems, india Builds Statues, Freebies, and Yojanas Nobody Asked For
From mega-statues to rebranded schemes to half-baked welfare gimmicks, governments keep chasing shortcuts to popularity.
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Vote-bank engineering has replaced nation-building.
Development becomes optional when propaganda is profitable.
🔥 5. Taxpayers in india Are the Most Squeezed Middle Class on the Planet
Income tax, GST, fuel tax, tolls, cess after cess — indians pay Scandinavian-level taxes for sub-Saharan-level services.
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The middle class funds everything and receives nothing.
No wonder they dream of escaping the moment they get a passport.
🔥 6. Other Countries Invest in Citizens — india Invests in Elections
malaysia builds functional systems, where every rupee makes life easier.
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india spends more energy inventing new schemes than improving existing ones.
Elections come every five years, but dysfunction is permanent.
🔥 7. “Population” Is the World’s Stale Excuse — china Has More people and Fewer Excuses
india hides behind its population like a shield to escape accountability.
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china, with far more citizens, built faster, governed harder, and delivered more.
A large population demands efficiency — not apology.
🔥 8. The Result: A One-Way Exodus
Millions of indians leave, settle abroad, and never come back.
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They don’t hate india — they hate how india treats its own people.
The nation’s biggest export today isn’t IT talent — it’s broken trust.
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