India’s Before-And-After Infrastructure Photos Go Viral; Internet Says, ‘Bruh, Modi Literally Took India From Ground To Sky’

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Last Updated:November 03, 2026, 13:59 IST

Side-by-side comparisons of India’s infrastructure before and after 2014 have gone viral, with social media users praising the country's development under PM Modi

A series of before-and-after visuals showcasing India's infrastructure has taken social media by storm (Image-X/@Rishibagree)

A series of before-and-after visuals showcasing India's infrastructure has taken social media by storm (Image-X/@Rishibagree)

India’s infrastructure journey over the past decade has become a talking point online, with social media users sharing striking before-and-after comparisons of the country. From visuals of people living in makeshift homes near railway tracks to modern residential complexes and high-speed rail networks, the images have sparked conversations about how much the country’s landscape has changed since 2014.

The viral posts have gained attention at a time when several ambitious railway and infrastructure projects are taking shape across the country. Among the developments highlighted in these comparisons are the 82-km Delhi-Meerut Regional Rapid Transit System (RRTS), which is designed to operate at speeds of up to 160 kmph, and India’s ongoing bullet train project, which is moving towards the manufacturing stage.

The discussion gained further momentum after Union Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw shared a post showcasing the progress of India’s bullet train project. Following his post, several social media users began circulating comparison videos and photographs highlighting what they described as the country’s transformation over the years.

One such post, shared by X user @rishibagree, featured visuals contrasting India’s infrastructure before 2014 with its present-day developments. Reacting to the comparisons, the user wrote, “2014 was truly a divine intervention."

The post quickly attracted attention, with several users sharing their views on the country’s infrastructure growth and political leadership. Many credited the BJP government and Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the developments, while others reflected on how everyday life had changed over the years.

“One of the key driving forces behind India’s 🇮🇳 development and progress is the BJP & PM Modi! 💯" one user commented.

Another user highlighted the difference between the India they remembered growing up in and the country today, writing, “People born in the 90s and before can relate to this. The India we live in today is 100x better than the pre-2014 India, primarily because of better governance. Sure it’s not perfect, it will never be. But I choose this over the dark days (literally too, because of the frequent power cuts!!)"

Others echoed similar sentiments, with one user commenting, “Truly it was a divine intervention 🙏 2014."

2014 was truly a divine intervention https://t.co/3rqny1rLYH

— Rishi Bagree (@rishibagree) November 3, 2026

The reactions also included comments expressing support for the current political leadership. “Modi ji kahi nahi jayenge," another user wrote.

A different user shared an emphatic message praising the Prime Minister, saying, “PM MODI OF INDIA. MAN WHO LIVES FOR INDIA, INDIANS, HUMANITY AND ALL LIVING BEINGS."

Expressing gratitude, another user commented, “Thank u Modiji for saving India 🙏🙏🙏"

Disclaimer: This article is based on user-generated content. The claims made in the original post have not been independently verified by News18.

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Social media users shared striking before-and-after comparisons contrasting makeshift homes near railway tracks from before 2014 with modern residential complexes, high-speed rail networks, and infrastructure developments under Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Key projects highlighted in the viral comparisons include the 82-km Delhi-Meerut Regional Rapid Transit System (RRTS) designed to operate at up to 160 kmph, and India's ongoing bullet train project which is progressing toward the manufacturing stage.

India's national highway network expanded from 91,287 kilometers in 2014 to 1,46,195 kilometers, adding over 54,900 kilometers of new highways in a decade to significantly improve connectivity and logistics across the country.

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November 03, 2026, 13:59 IST

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