Are you talking about Vietnamese, Korean, Japanese, French, or Southern Chinese? But they all developed than you! LOL. And, only you, this idiot little troll will believe in Western lies. of course, I don't expect too much of you.
I want to know why do Bangladeshis hate India although India is doing everything possible for Bangladesh? Indian backed Awami league is developing the country. They started the metro rail project, made Bangladesh a booking economy, is improving the railway system and other sectors, making developments in the infrastructure etc. Awami league increased the reputation of Bangladesh in the world community yet Bangladeshis hates India and Awami league. However BNP was corrupt as hell and under BNP regime, Bangladesh became 5 times champion in corruption. They did nothing to improve the economy and infrastructures of Bangladesh.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.
We have different of social development.level. I understand in a country with low social development. your patriotism is related to politics. but for us. I just don't want you to attack my country.
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You may or may not live in India but you have never understood the idea of India. Had it been left to people of your kind, India would most certainly have turned into a war torn banana republic. Unfortunately for you, wiser people are in the helm of things to thwart every evil design that you may conceive.
Little can be done if people like you keep getting on the wrong side of the law only to bicker about lawlessness later on.
On the contrary you will never see me drum beating about patriotism and all, but i won't sulk in despair either comparing India to another war-torn republic.
You belong to the kind who are only aware of their rights but shirk away from their duties towards the motherland.
I just wish dear Indians and BDians must know whats called CHINA a growing super power, which can hit a veto on both of these so called friendly countries at the same time and once China decides to hve a military conflict with both of them same time both won't find any land to escape evn leaving pakistan out of this equation, still China has 5he might and the right to kick both at same time?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.
sumtime u talk tooo much..yes,most chinese members dont care but ur presidnt nd ur govrnmnt dont think that way...
@Black_cats look. most of the bangladeshi members here r pro chinese.. don't be a psycho bcz of sum individual member.
My advice is to let @Black_cats calm down. I won't attack first, but he needs to learn to be polite (Stop racist speech and dirtiest despicable speech). I can't allow him to attack my country again and again. anyone's patience is limited. If you can't teach him.
Reading your views there's nothing left to be proved. Want to know what binds an Assamese and a Tamil together, not our language or culture, it's our Indianness about which you have scant idea. Who needs enemies when we have such parasites in our midst.
And what exactly are you doing to get rid of it other that wailing aloud on a Pakistani forum. You are actively aiding and abetting corruption each time you pay bribe for your driving licence and such.
Corruption is not only a problem for India, all nations are afflicted to a certain extent. Why stop at only corruption, there are a host of other issues like casteism, superstitions, poverty, farm distress, unemployment, religious extremism et cetera. But then, those really caring for the country are tirelessly working to make each year more fruitful than the previous. No place for desolate and depressive folks like you.
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