India has been accused of a serious gap between the rich and the poor. Why do you say that?

They live in slums, where bugs and rats are rampant, sewage is everywhere, and infectious diseases emerge one after another. He is alive today and may go to another world tomorrow. They think that it is God's arrangement to come to this world as "sudra" in this life. How can they resist? It's no use resisting! If you have a peaceful mind, you will live happily! It can be seen that Indians have resigned themselves to fate since ancient times, and it is fate to decide whether they are rich or poor. So in India, there is a disparity between the rich and the poor, and the poor are also optimistic. Therefore, there are few peasant uprisings or revolutions in Indian history.

Everyone has his own happiness, but the standard of happiness is different. The rich have the happiness of the rich and the poor also have the happiness of the poor. God is always fair. The poor are happy. I feel sorry for the rich: this guy is always suffering in the afterlife, which is pitiful ... do you think Indians can be unhappy with this mentality? More than most countries in the world and even the United States! From an economic perspective, Bhutan's per capita GDP is around $800. Although we eat chaff and swallow vegetables, we just feel happy, who we love and who we care about!

Border disputes with neighboring countries only transfer domestic contradictions. Ordinary people in India also live in dire straits, and their beliefs are influenced by religion. The widening gap between the rich and the poor in society is the cause of social unrest sooner or later! This has also become one of the biggest hidden dangers of religious conflicts in India. The huge gap between the rich and the poor in India has led to constant social contradictions. Many unrest events in India have vented the contradiction between the rich and the poor, which can be said to be the root of social unrest in India. We naturally know why Indians don't resist. Not only will they not fight back in their own country, but even the motivation to resist the invaders is hard to have. Beliefs and caste systems are different. Therefore, it is difficult for even the central government of India to implement it at the local level, not to mention that others have eliminated the caste system, which is simply impossible.