If China has Pakistan, Modi's India has Bangladesh: Know how

[IFB]

you can piss off india all you want...but try pissing of the elites in india...and no small country near india will have peace in their backyard for the foreseeable future.

 

[Homo Sapiens]

The crux of the problem is, India has world's largest cow population, but it's people do not eat cow meat. Smuggling cow from India to Bangladesh is one of the most lucrative smuggling activity in the world. It's profit margin is 10 times. A lot of poor villagers in border region are desperate to get a slice from it. And they stop at nothing. If you have watched this video, BSF kill equal number of Indian citizen also. So, it is more of a general human rights violation issue. Fortunately in last 2-3 years, this killing reduced by 80-90 percent due to several factors.

 

[Behram Khilji]

Let India have BD, they are the same bunch anyway.

Similar, even Indians are not the same hence Ancestral north and South Indian.

Everyone with a slit eyed is not Chinese could be any ethnicity of central and south east Asia or the honourable people of Japan.

You seriously need to learn to tell the difference.

Shocked at thanks from
Pakistanis & especially @DESERT FIGHTER

 

[Behram Khilji]

Why doesn't your government say anything about BSF mercilessly butchering so many innocent bangladeshis like animals. View attachment 558838 View attachment 558839

Well Bengali’s will make million excuses.

 

[xyxmt]

Jasey ko tesa

 

[Taimoor Khan]

If China has Pakistan, Modi's India has Bangladesh: Know how

By Team MyNation
First Published 7, May 2019, 12:26 PM IST

https://www.mynation.com/world/thai-king-vajiralongkorn-marries-suthida-ex-flight-attendant-pqv4e5

HIGHLIGHTS
Not only is the Modi government keen on the construction of the Akhaura-Agartala railway track with Bangladesh, a close ally of India, but also intends to replicate India's 'smart cities project' in the neighbouring country as well.

New Delhi: If China was flexing its muscle through its Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) and China-Pakistan economic corridor, India too seemed to have its diplomatic counter in place.

Not only is the Modi government keen on the construction of the Akhaura-Agartala railway track with Bangladesh, a close ally of India, but also intends to replicate India's 'smart cities project' in the neighbouring country as well.

On Monday, both the countries warmed up to the idea that is widely seen as India's counter to China and it's growing influence.

Indian High Commissioner to Bangladesh Riva Ganguly Das visited the Finance Minister AHM Mustafa Kamal on Monday and expressed her country’s keen interest to invest more in Bangladesh’s various sectors including in power, energy and in LNG.

During the meeting, they discussed various issues related to bilateral interests including the construction of the Akhaura-Agartala railway track as well as improvement of the bilateral relations.

The Indian High Commissioner suggested that Bangladesh can develop smart cities replicating the smart cities in India.

In response, the Finance Minister said, “We've plenty of opportunities and places for building smart cities. If India is interested, then we’re ready to develop the smart cities keeping India as our development partner.”

Terming Bangladesh as one of India’s important friendly countries, Riva Ganguly said cooperation on various bilateral issues between these two neighbouring countries would continue in the coming days.

Noting that boosting regional connectivity would bring economic prosperity in this region, she said that there has been a significant development in roads and railways communication between Bangladesh and India.

The Indian envoy also lauded the project management system in Bangladesh.

Terming the country’s relations with India as historic, the Bangladesh Finance Minister said Bangladesh attaches the highest importance on its relations with India.

Kamal said after the 1st and 2nd Indian Line of Credit, Bangladesh is implementing 17 priority projects in various sectors like power, railways, roads, shipping, port infrastructures with $4.5 billion 3rd line of credit from India

He also said due to the strategic geographical location of Bangladesh, the country has turned into a place for regional connectivity, foreign direct investment and global outsourcing.

The Finance Minister said Bangladesh is now enjoying demographic dividend and it would enjoy such facility till 2061.

He also suggested that India could invest in Bangladesh’s education sector, assist in the procurement process of the Electronic Fiscal Devices at the NBR as well as automation of the NBR, banking sector and fuel storage center.

What garbage? Pakistan and China have been strategic allies since decades.

As for BD under Hassina, it can be Indian side kick for all we care.

 

[Black_cats]

What garbage? Pakistan and China have been strategic allies since decades.

As for BD under Hassina, it can be Indian side kick for all we care.

As far as I know Pakistan is a Client State of China. Since when it becomes strategic allies? A master can never be a partner.

 

[beijingwalker]

As far as I know Pakistan is a Client State of China. Since when it becomes strategic allies? A master can never be a partner.

But BD has higher percentage of Chinese weapons than Pakistan, so BD is also a Chinese client state.

 

[SBUS-CXK]

^ India doesn't believe in having anyone, like China does with her client states. We believe in a model of inclusive growth and equitable development, in a way that is mutually beneficial to all parties concerned.

do you think the whole world who believe that India?

 

[Enigma SIG]

^ India doesn't believe in having anyone, like China does with her client states. We believe in a model of inclusive growth and equitable development, in a way that is mutually beneficial to all parties concerned.

Such a bastion of equality; India. Where the dalits roam free!
You had us in the first sentence not gonna lie.

Then I read your handle; and I giggled. LORA. LMAO.

 

[namefield_empty]

do you think the whole world who believe that India?

China, for one, believes us and has come to terms with our perspective on the BRI.

 

[beijingwalker]

According to the UNCTAD’s 2018 World Investment Report, FDI closed at USD 2.15 billion in 2017 (down 7.76% from USD 2.33 billion in 2016) due to energy and telecommunication investments - the most important FDI recipients - levelling off.

The main investors in the country are China, South Korea, India, Egypt, the United Kingdom, the United Arab Emirates and Malaysia. Total FDI stock was estimated USD 14.6 billion (5.8% of the country's GDP) in 2017 by the UNCTAD.

Bangladesh received US$ 28bn in foreign investment in 5 yrs, China on top
Bangladesh received more than US$ 28 billion in investment from 45 countries in the last five years with China investing the highest amount of US$ 8107 million.

According to the BIDA's statistics, the top ten countries in terms of investment size are: China (US$ 8107 million),the UAE (US$ 7836 million), Saudi Arabia (US$ 2461 million), Singapore (US$ 2261 million), the UK (US$ 1962 million), The Netherlands (US$ 1744 million), the USA (US$ 1219 million), India (US$ 976 million), Thailand (US$ 637 million) and Japan (US$ 384 million).

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Seems India has a lot of catchup to do...

 

[Black_cats]

But BD has higher percentage of Chinese weapons than Pakistan, so BD is also a Chinese client state.

Bangladesh is not reliant of Chinese debt or aid for bailout like some other countries which in turn fall into China's debt trap like Sri Lanka, Kenya next.

 

[beijingwalker]

Bangladesh is not reliant of Chinese debt or aid for bailout like some other countries which in turn fall into China's debt trap like Sri Lanka, Kenya next.

You still got to pay us back.

According to the UNCTAD’s 2018 World Investment Report, FDI closed at USD 2.15 billion in 2017 (down 7.76% from USD 2.33 billion in 2016) due to energy and telecommunication investments - the most important FDI recipients - levelling off.

The main investors in the country are China, South Korea, India, Egypt, the United Kingdom, the United Arab Emirates and Malaysia. Total FDI stock was estimated USD 14.6 billion (5.8% of the country's GDP) in 2017 by the UNCTAD.

Bangladesh received US$ 28bn in foreign investment in 5 yrs, China on top
Bangladesh received more than US$ 28 billion in investment from 45 countries in the last five years with China investing the highest amount of US$ 8107 million.

According to the BIDA's statistics, the top ten countries in terms of investment size are: China (US$ 8107 million),the UAE (US$ 7836 million), Saudi Arabia (US$ 2461 million), Singapore (US$ 2261 million), the UK (US$ 1962 million), The Netherlands (US$ 1744 million), the USA (US$ 1219 million), India (US$ 976 million), Thailand (US$ 637 million) and Japan (US$ 384 million).

 

[Black_cats]

You still got to pay us back.

According to the UNCTAD’s 2018 World Investment Report, FDI closed at USD 2.15 billion in 2017 (down 7.76% from USD 2.33 billion in 2016) due to energy and telecommunication investments - the most important FDI recipients - levelling off.

The main investors in the country are China, South Korea, India, Egypt, the United Kingdom, the United Arab Emirates and Malaysia. Total FDI stock was estimated USD 14.6 billion (5.8% of the country's GDP) in 2017 by the UNCTAD.

Bangladesh received US$ 28bn in foreign investment in 5 yrs, China on top
Bangladesh received more than US$ 28 billion in investment from 45 countries in the last five years with China investing the highest amount of US$ 8107 million.

According to the BIDA's statistics, the top ten countries in terms of investment size are: China (US$ 8107 million),the UAE (US$ 7836 million), Saudi Arabia (US$ 2461 million), Singapore (US$ 2261 million), the UK (US$ 1962 million), The Netherlands (US$ 1744 million), the USA (US$ 1219 million), India (US$ 976 million), Thailand (US$ 637 million) and Japan (US$ 384 million).

Bangladesh is not fool!!! Debt to GDP ratio very law. Recently foreign minister mentioned Bangladesh will not take any more Chinese loan.