I know personally of the tremendous insecurity among Indian investors, in particular, Bengali Indian investors, at the turn things have taken. The frenzied efforts of Indian media to build more and more mistrust of Bangladesh feeds this insecurity directly.
You speak for yourself. That is an airy-fairy wish that has no resonance within the ranks of investors.
Yes, and substantially so.
It may sound unbelievable, but these elements are further to the right, and more regressive, if that is at all possible, than their counterparts within India herself.
Neither am I, but this is a shame, and plays into the hands of the Bangladesh-baiters.
I have already, elsewhere, pointed people to the Vblog Wild Lens, and specifically to his day-by-day account of 30 days spent travelling in India. You have to see it to understand fully that almost all Indians have nothing against Pakistan at all, by extrapolation to another neighbour Bangladesh, nothing against that country at all. Most Pakistanis, and a segment of Bangladeshis, have no idea about what India represents, or how Indians respond to bigotry and Islamophobia.
I think she was psychologically incapable of leading all sections of Bangladesh opinions. She was too traumatised by her family tragedies to hold the entire country together.
Scared of what the answer will be.
No. A variety of industries. There is no reason, other than for the investment of capital, that a Bangladeshi venture in ready-made garments should be open to Indian ownership or control.
Isn't that more or less what I said? No space in garments, all others are open to joint participation, or even exclusively foreign held promoters.
