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The article ‘Being developed is not being great’ (Business Line, July 18) made interesting reading.

India can hope to be a “developed” nations even before 2020 if GDP is the only criterion for the development.

It is doubtful if India will ever be a “great” nation, because one does not see signs of greatness among any of our leaders today.

K.P.Prabhakaran Nair, Kanhangad, Kerala

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