In this article, the author describes many different parties' policy of the worldwide economic crisis while few of them try hard to make India as a more open economy. Their goal are the same "to keep India prospering" but their method are different. Some say they will spend on infrastructure and social welfare. Others focus on the stock market. However, no matter who to be the next leader, he will face a hard situation just as other countries' government. Interestingly, the economic crisis is not felt in across rural India, as it is in India’s globalized cities, and this is where most of the votes are.
After reading this article, I think that the elections in India has some similarities in comparison to Taiwan; for example, in an intensely competitive political environment, every party promises benefits. Nevertheless, “ to say is one thing; to do is another,” whether the government can live up to their goals is a big doubt. Besides, this article gives me another impression about India. An image of prospering democracy India rather than poor chaos India. This inspires me that the world is changing so quickly that Taiwan will be overrun if we don’t progress. Therefore, as a Taiwanese, I am supposed to always encourage myself to become better and better.
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