Disclaimer

The tone of this website is intentionally provocative. We use harsh language. We make uncomfortable comparisons. We blame the people. We shame the government. This is not accidental, this is deliberate.

Why? Because comfort has failed. Polite criticism has failed. Gentle suggestions have failed. India continues to decline while we remain polite and comfortable. It's time for harsh truths.

If this website makes you uncomfortable, good. If it makes you angry, good. If it makes you want to change things, perfect. That's the point.

All statistics, data, and comparisons presented on this website are sourced from reputable international organizations including:

• World Bank
• International Monetary Fund (IMF)
• United Nations Statistics Division
• Transparency International
• World Health Organization (WHO)
• Government of India official data
• Academic research and peer-reviewed studies

While we strive for accuracy, data may be updated or revised by source organizations. We present data as available at the time of publication. For the most current data, please refer to the original sources listed on our Sources page.

This website has a clear bias: we believe India has failed its people. We believe the government has failed. We believe the people have failed themselves. This perspective shapes how we present information.

We do not claim to be neutral. We do not claim to be balanced. We claim to be truthful. The truth, when it comes to India's failures, is harsh. We present it as such.

If you want positive news about India, look elsewhere. If you want comfortable lies, look elsewhere. If you want the truth, even when it hurts, you're in the right place.

We frequently compare India with China, USA, Japan, Germany, Singapore, and other countries. These comparisons are made to highlight India's failures and to show what is possible when a nation actually works.

We acknowledge that different countries have different contexts, histories, and systems. However, we believe that meaningful comparisons can be made, especially with countries that started from similar positions (like China) or countries that serve as examples of what good governance can achieve (like Singapore).

The purpose of these comparisons is not to idealize other countries, but to show that India's failures are not inevitable. They are the result of bad choices, corruption, and incompetence.

This website includes quotes attributed to Chanakya that are marked as "hypothetical." These are not actual historical quotes from Chanakya's works. They are modern interpretations of what Chanakya might say if he were alive today, based on his philosophy and teachings.

These hypothetical quotes are clearly marked as such. They are used to provide historical context and to connect ancient wisdom with modern problems. They are not presented as historical fact.

This website is not affiliated with any political party. We criticize all parties equally. We blame all parties equally. We expose all parties equally.

If you think we're biased against your party, good. We're biased against all parties. They've all failed. They're all corrupt. They're all incompetent. This website makes no exceptions.

This website presents information, statistics, and opinions. It is your responsibility to:

• Verify facts independently
• Check original sources
• Think critically about the information presented
• Form your own opinions
• Take action based on your own judgment

We are not responsible for how you use this information. We are not responsible for any actions you take based on this information. We are responsible only for presenting the truth as we see it.