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Half a million illegal Indians staying and working in Bangladesh ..
It's a lie, they are Bangladeshi Hindus, not Indians.
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Half a million illegal Indians staying and working in Bangladesh ..
Wow we will be taking over Assam very soon according to the article.
When can we eliminate and border with Assam. We must have some roadmap and plan to incorporate Assam BSF with BDR. What will be status of Meghalaya, they will sit in the middle and doesnt look good. Should we take that as well and give it a special status. Maaan.. too much work..
Do you think the rest of India will just stand and watch?
Even your govt. knows that peace and stability of Bangladesh is now in India's hands. Imagine what would happen if those illegals are forced to return instantly, where BD will resettle them?...what if they are pushed during the flood season, or in time of a famine??
Now add some revengeful Chakmas, ready to reclaim their lost soil- armed with lethal toys to the equation. Sounds good?
Hagrama Mahilary, the chief of the Bodoland Territorical Council (BTC) alleged that the National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB)
Assamese migrated to Assam from southern china. Who came first and who came last is not the question
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Thank you very much.Huh, its not that you have some link where yu get all the answer you want.
The Hindu Business Line : FDI as catalyst for economic growth
Notwithstanding the marginal 1.1 per cent growth projected for agriculture, GDP is expected to rise to 6.9 per cent. This is commendable considering that over 8 per cent growth was achieved in the previous two years as well.
China's robust economic growth has been primarily driven by large investments in industry.
During the past two years, India's exports, too, have been looking up, this despite the global slump in export growth. The country logged 20 per cent export growth in each of the years, and this is expected to rise further to 26 per cent in the current year.
This growth has been led by FDI-driven industries, such as automobile, auto component and electronics. Transport equipment exports also rose at a healthy 36 per cent. And during the first eight months of the current year, the growth rate has zoomed 71 per cent. Much of this has been because of joint ventures and foreign subsidiaries setting up shop in the country.
However, there is big difference between the two countries' FDI philosophy. While China favoured FDI to boost exports rather than promote domestic industries, India's focus was on its import substitution programme. Again, while China relied more on external resources, considering export as the platform for faster economic growth, India looked more at domestic resources. FDI was seen only as a pipeline for high technology and not as an investment support.
You are probably the only person who is trying to prove an unprovable case - that FDI is bad for economy (GDP is one indicator of a countries economic health.)The country has enough opportunities to plough the foreign investment in this sector. Deng Xiaoping, the architect of FDI liberalisation in China, argued in an essay that it was possible to import foreign "means of production" without importing "relation of production".
This means opening of economy need not change the political and social system. Even Japan seeks FDI to make good the shortfall in domestic investments. It is time, therefore, that India was more liberal in its approach to attracting foreign investments.
Are you F**K CRAZZZYY ..Do I look Chinese to you???
Assamese is an Indo-European language as all other North-Indian languages are. Chinese?!!! SHHHSHH!!
Our ancestors migrated from (South of) Kannauj in Eastern UP. Do I look Chinese to you?? Chinese??
But we don't identify ourselves as Kannaujiyas, we created the Assamese language and we are the real Assamese.
There are many tribes and other groups in India that have origins in Myanmar/Thailand and Yes even China. But they have all embraced the Assamese language and Assamese Hinduism...and now they are part of the greater Assamese culture.
Have you ever seen the Assamese script?? Does it look 'Asian' to you??
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...the other is saying.....the GDP growth rate you try to show mostly comprise of FDI and Capital market enhancement, which made a 1 billion dollar company to a 50 billion dollar company and hence the higher GDP growth rate.
There will be hardly any impact on GDP by these FDI.
I am not sure, if you really understand what current account is. Hence the constant bumbling with 6% deficit.With current account deficit around 6% or $200 plus billion, these FDI will only be filling gap left by deficit.
The title says Half a Million Illegal Indians staying & Working in Bangladesh.
I say kill those Illegal Indians in Bangladesh. And do let us know. Sooner the better.
Thank you very much.
The article seems to be ecstatic, quite rightly, about FDI boom in India. Even, my layman knowledge of economics, tells me, it is a good indicator of an economy. However some quotes from the same article (Data is of 04-05 and is probably irrelevant today):
You are probably the only person who is trying to prove an unprovable case - that FDI is bad for economy (GDP is one indicator of a countries economic health.)