India proposes Bangladesh for joint study on exports

[Chhatrapati]

Indian government imposes a 15% duty to protect Indian garment manufacturers from BD competition.

As for how much LDC quotas help BD see the US example:

Of course. Not just Bangladesh, we impose duty so that they get a fair competition from domestic producers.

 

[idune]

Every Bangladeshis agree Bangladesh should NOT fall for indian trap and there should NOT be any joint something. Bigger question is if ruling awami regime, which had been acting as indian subservient, will allow such indian proposal???

 

[Nilgiri]

The gaul of the LDC Bangladeshis, talking back to Shupa Powa Indians !!

God almighty , whats this world is coming to !!

You "talked back" to Pakistan and they wiped out 3 million of you....according to none other than you. It only ended because your new master (SHW/BAL's pimp) intervened.

So no you can't talk back to anyone....period. Get back to making that underwear little one...you keep soiling them after all.

 

[itsanufy]

Ok, make sure you don't buy any cotton from India, but from China.

 

[mb444]

Ok, make sure you don't buy any cotton from India, but from China.

We buy cotton from lots of places.... you ppl came begging to us to buy your cotton not the other way around... go look it up.

We buy in hard currency in a global market. You don’t want to sell, don’t sell. You are not doing us any favor. As I said before India and Indians can go fu*k off. You have sh*t all leverage and we neither need you or want you.

 

[takeitwithyou]

I'm going to psychoanalyze this entire thread to date. whooo!

There are these 4 or 5 Bangladeshis whom I have read here as being referred to as Jamatis (Islamist Party? pro hacking of secular people on streets) fans here. Now if you debate with them, all you will get is short-sighted views, well actually not even that.

Then you have the Indians who are terrible at recognizing these fab 5 on the PDF as a bunch of guys with narrow views and as rabid Islamists. Instead of just ignoring them, Indians get upset and start insulting all of Bangladesh because of these 5.

Dear Indians- stop trying to explain to a cab driver the benefits of global trade agreements. Talk to him about how he feels about Uber vs Lyft. Play in their space in other words if you must.

Meanwhile, the rest of Bangladeshi's (better-educated class who run the country hopefully) have got that the Indian market is a natural and huge opportunity/market for their goods, as they have nothing in common with China or its culture. Even so, they can walk and chew gum at the same time and there is no talk about not working with China too.

That avoiding a subsidy war means there will not be dumping of goods (like China) by India at low prices funded by government subsidies. That India and Bangladeshi outlook in these terms create sustained and long-term exports. i.e. This agreement is not about loaning money at loan shark rates for some infrastructure, to only then ask for sovereign land to be 'leased out' for 100 years due to default.

Tongue and Cheek analysis ends now. @Nilgiri @SOUTHie @Śakra @jetray @Laozi

 

[bluesky]

Ok, make sure you don't buy any cotton from India, but from China.

You are wrong. We buy cotton not only from India, but also from Pakistan, Uzbekistan and central Africa. We pay cash money in dollar and India is waiting eagerly to export to get our hard-earned bucks. The world is a buyer's market and not the seller's market.

 

[Nilgiri]

I'm going to psychoanalyze this entire thread to date. whooo!

There are these 4 or 5 Bangladeshis whom I have read here as being referred to as Jamatis (Islamist Party? pro hacking of secular people on streets) fans here. Now if you debate with them, all you will get is short-sighted views, well actually not even that.

Then you have the Indians who are terrible at recognizing these fab 5 on the PDF as a bunch of guys with narrow views and as rabid Islamists. Instead of just ignoring them, Indians get upset and start insulting all of Bangladesh because of these 5.

Dear Indians- stop trying to explain to a cab driver the benefits of global trade agreements. Talk to him about how he feels about Uber vs Lyft. Play in their space in other words if you must.

Meanwhile, the rest of Bangladeshi's (better-educated class who run the country hopefully) have got that the Indian market is a natural and huge opportunity/market for their goods, as they have nothing in common with China or its culture. Even so, they can walk and chew gum at the same time and there is no talk about not working with China too.

That avoiding a subsidy war means there will not be dumping of goods (like China) by India at low prices funded by government subsidies. That India and Bangladeshi outlook in these terms create sustained and long-term exports. i.e. This agreement is not about loaning money at loan shark rates for some infrastructure, to only then ask for sovereign land to be 'leased out' for 100 years due to default.

Tongue and Cheek analysis ends now. @Nilgiri @SOUTHie @Śakra @jetray @Laozi

Well I segregate how I deal with most of the BD folk here (on this forum) and BD elite (and cpl consistently reasonable BD members) in real life to begin with.

I just want to see if triggering these BD folk here will make them do something in real life. I tried all these remedies and nuanced interaction you suggesting, it doesnt work pal (quality of this subforum departed logical debate station a long time ago). so I might as well have some fun while I educate ppl as to what these ppl here are.

Oh and BD would have torn itself to pieces long time ago if the ppl represented here actually ran the country. As bad as BD elite/govt is, they are lot better than these deranged fools (who hypocritically have physically left BD in many cases yet want to spout their corrections for BD) lol. They are not really all jamati exactly, lot of them are anti-jamati but just as dumb.

We buy cotton from lots of places.... you ppl came begging to us to buy your cotton not the other way around... go look it up.

We buy in hard currency in a global market. You don’t want to sell, don’t sell. You are not doing us any favor. As I said before India and Indians can go fu*k off. You have sh*t all leverage and we neither need you or want you.

Hahahaha, did this post hurt you so badly?

https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/india-bangladesh-gas-pipeline-on-the-cards.531434/#post-10060615

Keep buying our stuff good BD people while giving the finger to the ugly losers who fled your country in the first place. Gotta loooooove that trade deficit (esp if you compare on hour/hour value added basis of the goods being traded).

 

[fallstuff]

Ok, make sure you don't buy any cotton from India, but from China.

The cows no longer come from India, local cattle industry is now flourishing as cattle from India was cheaper.

If India doesn't sell cotton, cotton prices in India will collapse, more farmers will commit suicides.

 

[Nilgiri]

The cows no longer come from India, local cattle industry in now flourishing as cattle from India was cheaper.

Yeah along with the 75% processing rate claimed by BBS:

https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/repo...ality-credibility.525379/page-2#post-10033132

Yet it seems your beef prices went up more than 3.5 times...hmm ok lol:

https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/middle-class-feels-the-squeeze-at-rising-cost-of-living.530849/

If India doesn't sell cotton, cotton prices in India will collapse, more farmers will commit suicides.

Soooo do you have a figure to how much cotton that India produces is consumed within India as opposed to exported? Simple % ...lets see it as far as this "collapse" goes. But then BD people are crap with basic numbers and math (single digit patent or zero at USPTO yearly, worse than africa science output etc)

BTW, Farmers have lot lower suicide rate than the overall population in India....actually the reverse of the world in general. But then again its a math no-go area for a BD like you.

 

[fallstuff]

I'm going to psychoanalyze this entire thread to date. whooo!

There are these 4 or 5 Bangladeshis whom I have read here as being referred to as Jamatis (Islamist Party? pro hacking of secular people on streets) fans here. Now if you debate with them, all you will get is short-sighted views, well actually not even that.

Then you have the Indians who are terrible at recognizing these fab 5 on the PDF as a bunch of guys with narrow views and as rabid Islamists. Instead of just ignoring them, Indians get upset and start insulting all of Bangladesh because of these 5.

Dear Indians- stop trying to explain to a cab driver the benefits of global trade agreements. Talk to him about how he feels about Uber vs Lyft. Play in their space in other words if you must.

Meanwhile, the rest of Bangladeshi's (better-educated class who run the country hopefully) have got that the Indian market is a natural and huge opportunity/market for their goods, as they have nothing in common with China or its culture. Even so, they can walk and chew gum at the same time and there is no talk about not working with China too.

That avoiding a subsidy war means there will not be dumping of goods (like China) by India at low prices funded by government subsidies. That India and Bangladeshi outlook in these terms create sustained and long-term exports. i.e. This agreement is not about loaning money at loan shark rates for some infrastructure, to only then ask for sovereign land to be 'leased out' for 100 years due to default.

Tongue and Cheek analysis ends now. @Nilgiri @SOUTHie @Śakra @jetray @Laozi

I am pretty sure my neighbor's stupid beagle ( dog) can teach you better international economics and trade relations. He just can't stand the smell of curry, which is so strong coming from you !!

 

[Mage]

Although you asked the question to another poster.... here is a view.

We are not a particularly large cotton producers yet we are a textile powerhouse.... why because in this sector we have developed expertise and forward and backward logistics linkages.
In this sector we are a global player because we are efficient and our standard is world class.

There is not anything that we can gain from India in this field. Only study necessary is with china to enable smooth transition of their industry into BD or studies in our markets so we can sell our brands directly to consumers And develop global BD brands.

TBH no South Asian economy is efficient let alone highly efficient IMO.

 

[Bilal9]

We buy cotton from lots of places.... you ppl came begging to us to buy your cotton not the other way around... go look it up.

We buy in hard currency in a global market. You don’t want to sell, don’t sell. You are not doing us any favor. As I said before India and Indians can go fu*k off. You have sh*t all leverage and we neither need you or want you.

Bravo!!

You hit the nail on the head brother!!

Bangladesh buys quality cotton from China and Pakistan of course, but also from Egypt, Kazakhstan and even Mongolia. Central Asian republics are big sources of our sourced cotton. We have smaller quantities we produce in drier areas in Northern Bangladesh as well.

Read the following about higher grade cottons increasingly used in Bangladesh spinning mills to supply yarn for our high-grade woven shirting producers,

Egyptian, Sea Island, and American Pima Cotton

When you hear about Egyptian, Sea Island, or American Pima cotton you should know that this is not referring to the type of weave, but to the type of cotton used to make the weave.

For practical purposes, Pima cotton, Sea Island and Egyptian cotton are all cottons derived from originally the same plant: Gossypium Barbadense. These are more desirable cotton because they are typically “extra-long staple length” cottons (length greater than 1 3/8″), which allows them to be spun into finer, stronger yarns.

All three of these cottons are typically regarded as high-end, luxury raw goods. Egyptian and American Pima will be the most readily available, while Sea Island cotton is well-known for being incredibly rare. Often, American Pima will be woven into fabrics of a slightly lower quality than Egyptian as it is not as clean of a fiber, despite having similar staple lengths.

There is also a famous, rare form of Egyptian cotton called “Giza 45″ that is specially used for some of the world’s finest shirting fabrics–notably Thomas Mason Goldline fabrics. This is a highly acclaimed form of cotton found in a particular portion of the Nile Delta, that can be woven to produce incredibly fine yet strong yarns. Fabric made from Giza 45 cotton tends not to degrade over time as much as other Egyptian or American Pima cottons.

Accounting for just .0004% of the cotton supply available, Sea Island Cotton is the rarest in the world. What makes Sea Island Cotton so desirable is it’s unique combination of characteristics: extra long staple length, remarkable fiber strength, incredibly uniform growth, and a significant brightness in color.

While other high-end shirting cottons like Egyptian cotton and American Pima can boast extra-long staple length above 1 3/8″, it’s Sea Island Cotton’s durability, consistency, vibrant color, and silky luster that makes it different from these. The uniformity, strength, and “hairlessness” of the fiber allows fabric woven from it to last an incredible long time, and actually become smoother each time they’re laundered.

The best Sea Island Cotton comes from Barbados because incredibly uniform, humid climate of the island allows for the cotton plants to grow in a consistent way throughout the year. The cotton in Barbados is also picked by hand to ensure the highest quality levels.

Making matters a bit confusing, there are trademarks filed around the names “Sea Island” and “Supima”. Keep an eye out for “Certified Sea Island Cotton” vs. “Sea Island Quality”, as only the former will be authentic and it’s something we often see on the market.''

http://propercloth.com/reference/dress-shirt-fabrics/

 

[Bilal9]

Dear Indians- stop trying to explain to a cab driver the benefits of global trade agreements. Talk to him about how he feels about Uber vs Lyft. Play in their space in other words if you must.

There are educated Bangladeshis in the US as well (just like Indians), and no, they don't try to BS employers about non-existent experience right out of college, presumably because they come from better grade of lineage.

Shameless 'Dhokeybaazi', resume-padding, lying about experience are multiple lessons Indians are very good at teaching their brethren. No takers from Bangladesh for those.

I believe making an honest living at being a cabbie (1, 2) is better than being an under-qualified lying electronic coolie from some low-life college in India who can't code worth sh*t. See how popular your smelly ilk are getting in the US are right now and what happens to H1B idiots in a few months.

Meanwhile, the rest of Bangladeshi's (better-educated class who run the country hopefully) have got that the Indian market is a natural and huge opportunity/market for their goods, as they have nothing in common with China or its culture. Even so, they can walk and chew gum at the same time and there is no talk about not working with China too.

No one in Bangladesh - much less our 'better-educated class', is under any delusion that they'll be able to market products to the 'natural and huge opportunity/market for (Bangladeshi) goods' in India.

You Bhartis are the most Kanjoos people there are (far more Kanjoos than either Pakistanis, Nepalis, Sri Lankans or we will ever be) - Bhartis only realize the price of everything and the value of nothing. Quality goods are not for Indians. Go buy third-class cut-rate garbage that you make yourself in India.

There is no future for India-Bangladesh trade which ONLY benefits India itself.

IMHO, Bangladesh should impose anti-dumping duties on 'every' Indian FMCG and industrial input product, because they all benefit from subsidies in India, and even then, they are not competitive with products from China.

We should boycott Indian products, but we don't need to, the quality of Indian products does a great job on their own...

Bangladesh does not need any Indian product except maybe sub-par Hajmola and Paan-Ghutka garbage for fringe population. The rest are frankly, unneeded CRAP.

 

[mb444]

I'm going to psychoanalyze this entire thread to date. whooo!

There are these 4 or 5 Bangladeshis whom I have read here as being referred to as Jamatis (Islamist Party? pro hacking of secular people on streets) fans here. Now if you debate with them, all you will get is short-sighted views, well actually not even that.

Then you have the Indians who are terrible at recognizing these fab 5 on the PDF as a bunch of guys with narrow views and as rabid Islamists. Instead of just ignoring them, Indians get upset and start insulting all of Bangladesh because of these 5.

Dear Indians- stop trying to explain to a cab driver the benefits of global trade agreements. Talk to him about how he feels about Uber vs Lyft. Play in their space in other words if you must.

Meanwhile, the rest of Bangladeshi's (better-educated class who run the country hopefully) have got that the Indian market is a natural and huge opportunity/market for their goods, as they have nothing in common with China or its culture. Even so, they can walk and chew gum at the same time and there is no talk about not working with China too.

That avoiding a subsidy war means there will not be dumping of goods (like China) by India at low prices funded by government subsidies. That India and Bangladeshi outlook in these terms create sustained and long-term exports. i.e. This agreement is not about loaning money at loan shark rates for some infrastructure, to only then ask for sovereign land to be 'leased out' for 100 years due to default.

Tongue and Cheek analysis ends now. @Nilgiri @SOUTHie @Śakra @jetray @Laozi

standard epic fail of a hindutva turd....

Makes this a china vs India issue.....as if there is any equivalence.

Tags other hindutva turds.... bring em along ..... be fun to administer pain for all you to share....