Bangladesh to become the 2nd biggest economy in SA

[LaBong]

Bulls eye.. Thank you



That picture of airport from 80's when Indian never heard of large screened TV..

lol stop lying through your teeth. it's from 2009.

http://www.thedailystar.net/photo/2009/06/02/2009-06-02__b09.jpg

U mean only the lcd looks cool rest are.......
Note the Indian made maruti omni in the airport bechaaare ye praadi

I was being sarcastic brother. It looked hideous.

 

[Backbencher]

That picture of airport from 80's when Indian never heard of large screened TV..

Acha bachu chal theek maan liya , now let's have a glance at the 2012 modern dhaka airport ..........


http://knitpurlandstitch.files.wordpress.com/2009/02/dhaka-airport.jpg?w=490

hahaha bacche even the airports of tier 3 cities in India looks better than this **** !!!!

 

[eastwatch]

the word hindustan was only used in middle east to describe subcontinent the same way the word india was used in west andthe word Tianzhu used in the east asia while the habitants of subcontinent used to call it bharata
Names of India - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Note even the Bengali of west Bengal differentiate themselves from other parts of north India by calling themselves Bangali, but others as Hindustani. It is something like we Bangali and them Hindustani. Anyway, I accept your opinion. Yes, in the central asia to ME the land was called Hindustan. However, I think the common Indian people call it still Hindustan.

 

[danger007]

Note even the Bengali of west Bengal differentiate themselves from other parts of north India by calling themselves Bangali, but others as Hindustani. It is something like we Bangali and them Hindustani. Anyway, I accept your opinion. Yes, in the central asia to ME the land was called Hindustan. However, I think the common Indian people call it still Hindustan.

hehehe delusional people..... Lolz.... Don't forget tamils, telugu, gujarathi, malayali,punjabi etc.......

 

[Android]

However, I think the common Indian people call it still Hindustan.

no the words india and bharat are most commnly used

 

[Android]

Note even the Bengali of west Bengal differentiate themselves from other parts of north India by calling themselves Bangali, but others as Hindustani. It is something like we Bangali and them Hindustani.

so i didnt get your point even we marathis in maharastra differentiate our self from others by calling our self marathi and others as Uttar Bharatiya (north indians mostly for bhojpuris and biharis), punjabis, tamils, bengalis etc

 

[Yogi]

Note even the Bengali of west Bengal differentiate themselves from other parts of north India by calling themselves Bangali, but others as Hindustani. It is something like we Bangali and them Hindustani. Anyway, I accept your opinion. Yes, in the central asia to ME the land was called Hindustan. However, I think the common Indian people call it still Hindustan.

Nope mostly its India(70%) then its Bharat or Hindustan.

I don't know which Bengalis u have meet but i never meet a single Indian who identifies himselves as a Bengali, Punjabi, Gujrati, etc. while calling other Indians as Hindustani....

For an Indian being a Punjabi, Marwadi or Gujarati is a part of being an Indian(Hindustani) n people don't make distinction between the two...

 

[gslv mk3]

That picture of airport from 80's when Indian never heard of large screened TV..

The pic is from 02-06-2009 and the airport looks like this even today

 

[ebr77]

No offense to anyone but this is how the thread is going as I see it- first it was congratulation, well wishes for everyone around. Then some Pak members started saying you can't, lets compare, ( by the wasy I was only waiting for that senior joker to give me a proper reply), and now then I saw the toilet competetion. what a dick measuring contest, I am out of here. Cheers fellows carry on.

 

[K-Xeroid]

Its nice to see Bangladeshi Economy progress, As a muslim and S.Asian I'm happy for them and as a Pakistani I'm bit disappointed from conditions that we are facing presently, With WOT, Corruption, Energy crisis, Natural disasters, etc I left to dream that Pakistan can ever bounce back again.

 

[Yogi]

No offense to anyone but this is how the thread is going as I see it- first it was congratulation, well wishes for everyone around. Then some Pak members started saying you can't, lets compare, ( by the wasy I was only waiting for that senior joker to give me a proper reply), and now then I saw the toilet competetion. what a dick measuring contest, I am out of here. Cheers fellows carry on.

Sorry to say but some BD members r themselves hell bent to prove their Superiority over Indians ranging from GDP per capita to HDI...

N i if look at the beginning almost every Indian was there to congratulate BD n not for making this it a troll fest...

 

[gslv mk3]

No offense to anyone but this is how the thread is going as I see it- first it was congratulation, well wishes for everyone around. Then some Pak members started saying you can't, lets compare, ( by the wasy I was only waiting for that senior joker to give me a proper reply), and now then I saw the toilet competetion. what a dick measuring contest, I am out of here. Cheers fellows carry on.

your country men started the toilet war here...

 

[Norboo]

That's the best news coming out from this region so far. An economically strong BD will be a boon for trade in the South Asian region as a whole.

Pakistan needs to get its act together fast if it has to join the club. South Asia could then beat the EU in the near future. But then, SAARC has nothing to cheer about so far. We need a paradigm shift in our thought processes and stop talking at each other but rather to each other.

 

[peep]

some pakistanis started comparing BD and pakistan and then some pakistani came and commented how Indians are laughing at both of them followed by toilets and open defecation and ZERO infrastructure and what not !!

 

[Yogi]

That's the best news coming out from this region so far. An economically strong BD will be a boon for trade in the South Asian region as a whole.

Pakistan needs to get its act together fast if it has to join the club. South Asia could then beat the EU in the near future. But then, SAARC has nothing to cheer about so far. We need a paradigm shift in our thought processes and stop talking at each other but rather to each other.

SAARC is still miles behind EU dear....
Other than land disputes, water disputes n trust deficit the trade volume as well as the economic size is terribly low in comparision to EU

But yes an FTA among SAARC nations will be first building block for a future EU type structure in South Asia...