Tathastu
Registered Member
I don’t think those barriers are meant to hide the shanty houses. They probably serve some other purpose, because what would be the point? The houses are still clearly visible.
India Economy Thread
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r3alist
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You dimwit, the Chinese article was a good thing because they saw the problem and fixed it
And it was considered a successful Olympics unlike your commonwealth games
Covering up flaws is not a virtue and everyone sees it now, so if you talk about good faith why don't you stop trying to drag others through dung
GatlingGunZ
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Fix ? Chinese just displaced them, it's even worse. Why is your Pakistani ass is on fire with India hosting successful BRICS ?You dimwit, the Chinese article was a good thing because they saw the problem and fixed it
And it was considered a successful Olympics unlike your commonwealth games
Covering up flaws is not a virtue and everyone sees it now, so if you talk about good faith why don't you stop trying to drag others through dung
r3alist
Elite Member
Yes, the UAE and Chinese delegation did not stay for the grand veggie slop banquet and you had to cover your slums with blankets...that as a founding member who wants to dampen the very grouping it was proud to talk about
GatlingGunZ
Registered Member
Made in India CCTV in Civilian Aircrafts.
Jalne wale jalte rahe.
Jalne wale jalte rahe.
GatlingGunZ
Registered Member
Petty Pakistani cribbing over petty things.
Your Macca pact biradar is being bombed meanwhile in India's BRICS summit.
Iran President, UAE Crown Prince meet on BRICS sidelines, back joint statement urging restraint in West Asia war
The two leaders discussed regional and international issues, de-escalation, stability, and efforts to promote regional peace and development. | World News
www.hindustantimes.com
r3alist
Elite Member
Petty Pakistani cribbing over petty things.
Your Macca pact biradar is being bombed meanwhile in India's BRICS summit.
Iran President, UAE Crown Prince meet on BRICS sidelines, back joint statement urging restraint in West Asia war
The two leaders discussed regional and international issues, de-escalation, stability, and efforts to promote regional peace and development. | World News
Tathastu
Registered Member
If the IMF or World Bank questions India’s 7.8% GDP growth in the first quarter, then it can be debated. Otherwise, claims made by random individuals on social media are irrelevant and should be dismissed. GDP data is not something Indian government can simply manipulate without scrutiny.
Look at India’s automobile sales as well. Passenger-vehicle sales are growing at the rate of 35% annually, and India will buy more than 5 million passenger vehicles this year alone. The underlying economic activity remains very strong and will keep booming every year. In fact, even the 7.8% GDP growth figure seems to be an underestimate.
Look at India’s automobile sales as well. Passenger-vehicle sales are growing at the rate of 35% annually, and India will buy more than 5 million passenger vehicles this year alone. The underlying economic activity remains very strong and will keep booming every year. In fact, even the 7.8% GDP growth figure seems to be an underestimate.
GatlingGunZ
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Vikramaditya1
Trusted Member
@GatlingGunZ be kind to the less fortunate. No harsh words, they're victims of their own propaganda no point in reminding them of it.
Thinking
Registered Member
Problem is that they have accepted their fate. They have no desire to improve. So
1) Malign the enemy. From doubting their success to highlighting actual failures.
2) Immediately evoke the "China" card.
You can't win an argument with such crowd. There is an ignore button. Earn your peace.
On to economy!
Tathastu
Registered Member
I agree with this point. Repeatedly trying to convince Pakistanis that they are much poorer than India is largely futile. Indians should listen to the Pakistani narrative and understand the mindset behind it rather than constantly trying to argue with it.
If a Pakistani genuinely wants to discover the truth, they will do so themselves, you don't need to lecture them about it. This approach should also be applied at the state level. Unless you understand the narratives, perceptions and mindset prevalent in Pakistan, you cannot properly understand Pakistan and may end up making flawed strategic decisions.
In my view, much of India's past engagement with Pakistan, including repeated attempts at peace talks, reflected an inadequate understanding of the Pakistani mindset. That miscalculation ultimately came at a significant cost to India in terms of human lives lost in terrorism and the subsequent economic loss because of terrorism
r3alist
Elite Member
Have you accepted that you had to hide slums in your capital with another half baked solution.
I think it's you guys who have accepted your fate of empty bravado and don't look this way
GatlingGunZ
Registered Member
Hm, so thats about 1B$ worth of extra export quota thanks to FTA.
www.thehindubusinessline.com
India gets 6.94 lakh tonnes of steel quota annually for exports under India-EU free trade pact
India secures 6.94 lakh tonnes of annual steel export quota to the EU under the new free trade agreement.
