Criminals in New Delhi????? And communists sitting in Beijing
1.) who are killing innocent muslims (Uyghurs) and Tibetans are saints?
2.) Killing in the name of Great leap forward?
3.) Crushing thousands of students under the tanks?
4.) Massacre of millions in the name of cultural revolution?
Whole world knows that China is progressing but at what cost
Human rights, liberty, free speech, and environment so on and so forth.
As always communists involve in propogenda, fudgingand faking of facts and figure.
By the way do you know why India have more poor than China because Indian govt. follows international rules of calculating number of poor i.e. people with the income of US$ 1 per day are poor as per the global norms and in India but China calculates poor who earn less than US$ 76
China defines its poverty line at $76 per year, whereas India conforms to the World Bank norm of $365/year. Hence, India will always have more poor than China because of this Chinese double standard and not following global norms. source:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/china/story/0,7369,1225686,00.html:chilli::chilli:
"Two sharp minds have joined the debate just now. Maverick politician, Harvard economist and China expert Dr. Subramaniam Swamy writing in the Hindu [Jan 14, 2003] strips bare many of the hyped up statistics coming out of there that make it seem it is impossible for India to ever catch up with China.
Dr Swamy says first of all Chinas compliance with the UN Statistical System is partial whereas Indias is total.
For example, China includes potatoes in food grains while we do not and were we to list as China does, the figures for paddy --instead of the de-husked rice that we do-- Indian rice production would be 25% higher!
Swamy cuts finer slices: if we adjust for uniform reporting Chinas GDP growth for two previous decades is 7.4% and not 10%. Yes, Indias is lower at 6% but cut finer: in the last decade Chinas growth is decelerating and about the same as an accelerating Indias 6%! Swamy goes on to confirm earlier reports by GoodNewsIndia [see below for links] that far from having to admire the huge direct investment that China attracts, we need to note how inefficiently it uses it. He says that if India raises its savings rate and foreign investments marginally, even at its current conversion efficiency it can ramp up to 10% growth. He points out that for China to catch up with India on efficiency, it needs to face the issue of dead debts with its financial institutions: it is a whopping 45% v. Indias 12% --and getting better. Swamy goes on to analyse Chinas vaunted export performance and concludes that there are worms in there too: the convenience-place it has become for the Far Eastern Tigers may end when rising wages catch up and WTO forces open its doors. "
fake democracy leads your nation to the current awful situation.
