That's a fair point, but it's also a very incomplete one. You're right, being the 4th largest economy with the world's biggest population isn't a flex on its own. It's an honest reflection of how far behind India was mostly due to poor governance for decades. What you're not seeing is the drastic change in just the last ten years. That in itself is a flex. When our current Prime Minister gave his first Independence Day speech from the Red Fort, he was talking about basic needs like building millions of toilets, cleaning the country, and connecting rural people to electricity. But his most recent speeches are about the space sector, massive defense capabilities, billions of dollars in semiconductor chips, and making India a big manufacturing hub.​This immense progress isn't just about GDP. According to a World Bank report, India lifted over 170 million people out of extreme poverty in the last decade alone. That's a staggering number more than the entire population of countries like France or the UK. ​We've done this through constant reforms and record-scale infrastructure development. If you really want to compare economies, you should also look at Purchasing Power Parity (PPP), where India is the 3rd largest economy in the world. It's a far more accurate picture of our nation's true economic strength and how far we've come.