How?
This is just about matching new labour entering the markets to finding employement for them. Higher or lower Standard of living would just mean higher or lower salaries, but this is just about generation of employement, not about salaries in the market, minimum wage, basic income, etc.
No country in the world will sign such a blanket agreement with you in which they know they will be dragged to war against India.
If they do sign defense agreements, it will incorporate clauses which will later be used to wiggle out - like 'not be party to an attack that one of the member...
Wouldn't Pakistan need 9% growth rate for the labour market to be even?
Because it has been estimated that India needs 9% growth rate to match jobs with new labour entering the market. And considering that India has a lower birth rate than Pakistan, it means on a percentage basis Pakistan has...
To be honest with you, this video gladdens my heart.
If this is the caliber of the officers of Pakistan Navy, then the lord is really kind to us.
This speaks of two things that define caliber:
1. Professionalism - evident by the behaviour and course of action taken by the Captain and his...
It serves as a check on India not totally agreeing with Iranian viewpoint on Middle East.
Kind of pointless though, we have a non-interventionist policy other than South Asia.
And Indian and Iranian geopolitical interests match to a large degree.
Pakistanis on a societal(Not Governmental) level sympathize and support any Muslims fighting non-Muslims. It does not matter whether they are committing terrorism or not.
First of all - India neither wants nor needs any mediators for any bilateral relationship between India and any other country. We deal on a bilateral basis with every country.
Secondly, South Asia minus Pakistan is already moving ahead to cooperate and integrate economically.
Since Pakistan is...
As India collaborates with Japan on Islands, it looks to check China
PORT BLAIR, India: India and Japan are in talks to collaborate on upgrading civilian infrastructure in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, an Indian archipelago seen as a critical asset to counter China's efforts to expand its...
I see.
In the current scenario however, China will never 'replace' US. It will be a multipolar world. There will be big two - US and China and a couple of others slightly lower than the big two.
India for example- India will be its own pole and not join any side.
And while our economy will...
What did they do?
Its exactly the opposite.
India's social stability is because of democracy. Otherwise it would simply not have been possible for the hundreds of ethnicities and religions to survive as one state.
The caste system divides us and democracy keeps us together. In fact the caste...
I don't disagree with your point in this post at all.
Which is why I advocate learning both instead of one. The world is globalizing and whether we like or not - English is the defacto language of the world and trade. I am certainly not an advocate of abandoning the indigenous languages. I want...
India to supply 18 meter gauge diesel electric locomotives to Myanmar
India will supply 18 meter gauge diesel electric locomotives to Myanmar to augment the country's fleet of to meet increasing demand for passenger and freight traffic.
A contract to this effect was signed on March 4, 2016 at...
You have utterly missed the point of the article. It is NOT that english speaking automatically makes you literate and amazing.
It means that English offers opportunities in science, math and business that simply cannot be matched even to a little degree in Urdu.
Ergo, the author suggests that...
Depends on a lot of factors.
Size of the warhead, wind conditions, etc.
In a majority of the cases - yes.
In a minority of the cases - no (where India uses a sufficiently small warhead). But even in this scenario, there will be fallout in Amritsar. To what extent, depends again on warhead...