India and EU: Similarities and Divisions

India and the European Union (EU) are both diverse and pluralistic, with many states and countries respectively.

They share common currencies, flags, and anthems, but the EU lacks a strong sense of nationhood.

Both have economic disparities, with wealthier regions supporting less productive ones.

India faces deeper internal divisions, including a North-South divide, language issues, and economic inequality.

The EU, despite historical conflicts, enjoys better inter-country relations.

India's political landscape is influenced by caste and religion, with concerns about freedom of religion and caste-based politics.

The article also notes the increase in billionaires in India and the stark wealth gap, with the richest 10% holding 77% of the wealth.