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Actually, I do know Americans complain they can't understand what their Indian representatives are talking about.

Most Indians speak three languages like German, French, Mandarin, and English. Sure, I wonder if your face go red when you say that.

"Well it means we don't pollute our environment like you chinese are polluting yours. You are just crying sour grapes here."

Lol, oh my god, you are here starting all these insults on the Chinese and you call me sour grape. Anyways, I see Indian nationalists like you insult China all the time. I wonder what is motivation behind it? And you work in China? Smiling in front the Chinese and badmouthing them on the internet. People like you make me sick.

"I don't care what you think. When we have a Chinese born and educated CEO of a firm like McKinsey or Pepsi, we can consider your argument."

Yea, right now there are some Indians doing pretty well in western firms. But they are making profit for foreign companies. That's the thing. The brightest Indians work for foreign firms, instead of contributing something to their country. Lol, and you laugh at the Chinese?

And right now Indians have an upper hand in global managerial skills because of their English skills. Sooner or later they are going to catch up.
And that does not change the fact China beats India in both manufacturing and knowledge economy. Lol

All educated Indians speak atleast two languages. This can go upto four in the cities "Most Indians speak three languages like German, French, Mandarin, and English. Sure, I wonder if your face go red when you say that." I said:
"All educated Indians speak atleast two languages. This can go upto four in the cities"
You interpreted it as:
"Most Indians speak three languages like German, French, Mandarin, and English. Sure, I wonder if your face go red when you say that."
Says volumes about the level of your English. I gave GK and myself as examples. Why are you behaving like a dumb idiot? Or is something getting lost in translation?

"Lol, oh my god, you are here starting all these insults on the Chinese and you call me sour grape. Anyways, I see Indian nationalists like you insult China all the time. I wonder what is motivation behind it? And you work in China? Smiling in front the Chinese and badmouthing them on the internet. People like you make me sick.
Again, I see your poor grasp of English here. Where is the insult? I hope you know what it means. I don't see anything rude about talking about China's pollution. Every other month, there's a spill in one of your rivers, go figure...Yes I used to work in China. So? It doesn't mean a thing. I don't have to LOVE your country. I was there for my cause and for that of my employer. Not to sing false praises where none is required.

The brightest Indians work for foreign firms, instead of contributing something to their country.
You see the weakness of your argument? foreign FIRM, own COUNTRY. These two are not the same abstract, there need be no conflict of interest. We live in a globalised world. Its probably why Chinese will find it tough to come up. They don't know the difference between firms and countries. YOU need to come up with better arguments. That comment was to discuss which group is better qualified to do something worthwhile.

Besides, I didnt counter your statistics, I only clarified them by telling you about the different legal realities in the 2 countries. If China is such a great knowledge economy, we will soon see all companies shifting R&D out of India to China. There might be some basis for why China is called the world's factory and India, the world's lab/office. People like Mr Dilip Chhabria design cars for big auto majors while people in China steal designs from GM and Cisco.