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https://twitter.com/BenjaminRivlin This is a suspended profile. A bit of googling suggests that this is a fake profile of someone pretending to be an Israeli But I have to admit, it was a hilarious conversation. Wish it was real. I still cannot stop laughing. Almost spilled coffee on my...

This is hilarious :rofl: But is it real? I cannot find this Benjamin Rivlin guy on twitter.

Yes, all Indians on PDF work in this cough syrup factory :disagree:

https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/india-investigating-deaths-gambia-linked-india-made-cough-syrup-sources-2022-10-06/ If the investigation confirms the suspicions on manufacturer, then I hope that the penalty and restitutions will fit the damage caused. :agree:

To be fair, even developed countries like the US seek assistance and support from the global community during times of natural calamity. The degree of desired assistance will vary based on the impact of the calamity. Pakistan's recent floods are said to have affected 1/3rd of the entire country...

Winter has not even started and the mobilized Russian civilians are already throwing a tantrum. This will really be a success :agree:

Japan, the former imperial power had a highly disciplined and talented human resource pool that was helped through its industrialization by US. Countries like Korea and Japan were developed because Americans have them the necessary rope to exploit the capabilities of population resource. You...

Great news for Pakistan. World bank has also approved $2 billion. The government has done a commendable job in securing this amount of 💰 :cheers:

https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/adb-give-pakistan-up-25-bln-flood-relief-support-finance-ministry-2022-10-05/ $2.5 billion from ADB and $2 billion from world bank! I think that the total flood relief funds mobilized by Pakistan will be north of $6 billion! 👍

Did Pakistan also not inherit the civil services cadre from British Raj? India is run by these officers who are selected by exams and interviews independent of which political party wields power. These are the bureaucrats who are responsible to manage the execution of government policies...

Yea, that makes more sense. Otherwise it will not be possible to win elections :laugh:

Near real time data can be very useful in on demand resource distribution. In this case, the data can be a day or two delayed. I see the trend of using dashboards by PM / CM in India as well :agree:

I do not have research or experience in the field to provide more informed opinions than this Bloomberg article. I'm just an average joe surfing the web. My predictions are just my best guess based on factors that I'm able to perceive. Right now, I think that Pakistan will weather this storm...

Get well soon, Mr. Zardari :(

Many developing countries use real time monitoring and data driven policy decisions to drive efficiency in public sector administration. The investment on the dashboard will pay for itself in terms of more efficient aid distribution for the public. :agree:

It was reported a few months ago that Mk3 will be tested next year. I hope that this is still the expectation 👍

PM Shehbaz has rejected the dashboard because it required manual entry of data while the expectation was for the PM to have a real time information feed. This shows that the PM is an able administrator who knows what he wants and does not let shoddy work get a pass. The blame here is on the IT...

Hopefully Ukraine will not outrun its own supply line :undecided:

Please share? These two can work together and fix Pakistan's economy :unsure: EDIT: Found the video Mr. Dar seems very confident. The comment section on YT also shows that he has people's confidence to fix the economy. Such a difference compared to the comments on this forum. Half way...