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For years, India’s progress has often been measured with a simple comparison: *“At least we are doing better than Pakistan.”* But what if this mindset is actually holding India back?

In this video, we explore *the Pakistan Comparison Trap* — the idea that constantly comparing India to a weaker benchmark can create complacency and lower ambitions. Instead of aiming for global standards, we end up feeling satisfied just by being ahead of Pakistan.

Is this comparison distorting how we see development, governance, and progress?

This video breaks down:

How it shapes public debate and expectations
Why comparing with global leaders might matter more
And whether this mindset could slow India’s long-term growth
Why the Narendra Modi's India–Pakistan comparison became so common

This is not about attacking any country. It’s about questioning whether **our benchmarks for success are too low**.

Because the real question is:
*Should India compare itself with Pakistan… or with the best in the world?*

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