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Hey you shouldn't shame yourself like that Chinksect. If you feel so bad for yourself you should vacate Tibet and restore it's sovereignity.
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And why are you so keen on ushering in foreign nationals, regardless of Indian Origin, to malign the sovereignty of the nation and undermine a democratically elected government? Why not change your bio from journalist to paid political activist?
Delhi faces new challenge from Samosa caucus
Surge in Indian-American wins in U.S. midterms may test MEA as young Desi Democrat leaders are more ready to take up civil rights causes in India too. ✍️ @the_hindu
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Lolz. What can you do with these people? 72IQ is an overestimate. Any country, even a developed one would be over the moon if they say one day sale figures over 10B USD. Only other countries that can replicate such a sale day is US and China on peak holidays.
I'm sure India will show considerable improvement around the 5K USD per capita mark. But most of the 'mega' cities are indeed beyond hopeless. Need structural reform of municipal bodies and that needs other core reforms and pulling the babus out. Unfortunate reality.
Imagine calling a $10.2B in market sales dead cause 1.4B people didn't all buy a car at once.
Dhanteras moved ₹86,000+ Cr in 24 hours matching the UK & Japan's entire peak retail weeks. 11M high value purchases means ~4% of all Indian households bought gold, vehicles in ONE day.
Let's assume all of this is true!
- Assuming one person bought gold worth ₹1 lakh, a total gold purchase of ₹66,000 crore translates to 66 lakh customers.
- Assuming one person bought silver worth ₹50,000, a total silver purchase of ₹20,000 crore translates to 40 lakh customers.
- 5 lakh bike customers.
- 1 lakh car customers.
Now, assuming all these are mutually exclusive customers, the total comes to 1.12 crore people.
What's India's population, and what percentage of it does 1.12 crore represent?
I know you're a Sanghi and making sense of things isn't exactly your strong suit, but just putting this out there for fun!
😂 but you have to wonder why is there no legal precedent to sue the ever living sh*t out of Indian Express for outright misinformation.
LMAOOOOO. For sake of comparison USA has 52B USD in government funding and 450B USD through private sector investment. China has 150B USD and that's TODAY. 10B push today isn't even pocket change. It should have been at least 30B today and 200B by 2032 if India was being serious.
Even the Japanese aren't safe from Groyper culture it seems. I'd always assumed despite their nuanced prejudices and homogenous tendencies , they had better common sense than most. These days its just better to prepare for disappointment.
Hate to burst your bubble, its unlikely Pakistan will reach 1T USD even by 2045 if it manages to exist that long. Your consumer indicators are abysmal and your economic tracking raises suspicions even under optimal circumstances. Even calling you a 350B USD economy is a stretch.
Planning Minister Ahsan Iqbal has urged Pakistan's bureaucracy to prepare for a $1 trillion economy by 2035.
Growing from approximately $450 billion to $1 trillion over ten years would require sustained annual growth of around 8.3% in nominal US-dollar GDP.
Ambitious? Certainly. Achievable? Potentially—but not without fundamental political and institutional transformation.
Four prerequisites are essential:
1. The establishment must recognise that governments must be formed by genuinely elected representatives of the people. Political legitimacy is fundamental to stability and investor confidence.
2. Political parties must bring forward competent, sincere and capable leadership, prioritising national interests over personal power, patronage and political survival.
3. Competent, honest and accomplished citizens must step forward to participate in politics, rather than leaving a vacuum that is inevitably filled by opportunists and unscrupulous characters.
4. Implement The Pakistan Plan—an indigenous, comprehensive, evidence-based reform blueprint drawing on tried-and-tested solutions across Pakistan's key governance, economic and social sectors.
The Pakistan Plan (link attached below) sets out a roadmap aimed at putting Pakistan back on track within 36 months and achieving double-digit economic growth within five years.
Pakistan does not lack potential. It lacks the political legitimacy, competent leadership and institutional architecture required to realise that potential.
A trillion-dollar economy cannot be achieved through targets and speeches. It requires the political will to fundamentally transform how Pakistan is governed. @betterpakistan @financegovpk @SenatorSaleem @NadeemulHaque @DrIkramulHaq @Razarumi @thealiwarsi @brecorder_com @OfficialDGISPR @generallodhi @IPRI_Pak @YusufMoeed
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Usual dehat talk. Indian cinema garbage and atrocity literature condition Indians to believe poverty is an essential part of their lives. Poverty is eradicated by adding more wealth not by redistributing wealth. You are so averse to the rich, you think being poor is their fault.
South Asia is for kangers who want to thrive on Indian success and achievements but want to hide their degenerate, criminal and backward Pakistani and Bangladeshi identities.
South Asian is the creole term that people who immigrate from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh to the U.S. use to delineate the shared experiences and cultural commonalities of many of them living in a Western society. This is especially so for second and third generation immigrants who generally don’t share or understand the intricate differences and resentments of people living in the region their parents or grandparents came from. No one really has a problem with it except for some FOBs and socially maladjusted people and it’s not intended to make sense to people actually living in those countries.
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This assumes that Chinese dispute with India can be resolved by India. It can't. Ball is not in India's court. India doesn't control the escalation ladder. Even if India were to give up Ladakh, Arunachal and handover Dalai Lama, the Chinese would simply reject that truce.
There's nothing particularly special about AP or Ladakh. The reason why China would rather have cold relations with India is that Chinese political thinking is that "good relations" with India may lead to the same thing as what US having good relations with China did. Chinese technology exports can do wonders for the Indian economy which may cause problems for China in future. Instead, China can poke India once in a while, force it into a state of panic, constantly importing weaponry, increasing military spending, instead of spending into long term economic development.
China recently passed a bill which blocked critical technologies like TBMs to countries that "have border disputes with China". India can't say anything to something like this because it did not single out India directly, it is a completely legitimate to block exports to countries that have border disputes with you. The border issue in its current state is far more beneficial to China.
India itself has to constantly reassert that it is doing something about China by blocking Chinese companies which in long term is bad for India, but because it's a democracy, you have to show the public you're doing something.
You can very well identify the faith/ideology of the person behind the post by their dressing down of 26/11.
Maoism is still alive and well as usual. This cancer to India isn't going to be finished off anytime soon. What's the word for this? Dimagi naxals?
.@narendramodi @PemaKhanduBJP, stop pushing the Siang dam project over the objections of the people of Arunachal Pradesh!
Their land, rivers and futures cannot be decided over their heads.