Not directly but with SAARC members excluding pak ofcourse, by-product of US-China trade war. Now China using Bangladesh, Nepal to export its goods to India without duty.
Myanmar is rich in natural resources. They have got far more natural resources than Bangladesh, Pakistan and many other states. Unfortunately the stupid burmese military junta turned Myanmar into a poor and underdeveloped country and is letting the outside world exploit their resources.India To Expand Gas Pipeline To Myanmar Through Bangladesh
http://energyinfrapost.com/india-expand-gas-pipeline-myanmar-bangladesh/
On Dec 09, 2018 By:dailyindustry.com Source Link Click Here
The Indian central government will initially spend Rs 700 billion (70,000 crore) to spread gas pipelines across the country.
It is also working out plans to expand gas network to Myanmar through Bangladesh, Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan said. Dharmendra Pradhan was speaking at the three-day conference being organised jointly by National Corrosion Council of India, Karaikudi, SERPL, Central Electrochemical Research Institute and Indian Oil Corporation (IOC). The Indian central government is promoting gas based economy which needs a massive network of pipelines for transportation of natural gas to various corners of the country, he said. “In the first phase Rs 700 billion will be invested to spread gas pipeline network across the country,” the petroleum minister said while addressing the 19th National Conference on Corrosion Control organised.
Pradhan said India is planning to expand gas pipeline network to Myanmar through Bangladesh.
“Under this programme, pipelines are proposed to be constructed between Dhamra to Bangladesh and Siliguri to Bangladesh to export LNG gas according to the requirement of the neighbouring nation,” he said.
Turning to Odisha, Pradhan said the state needs a huge infrastructure to store, refine and transport the natural gas to the doorsteps of the industry from Paradip, Dhamra and Gopalpur.
He said Indian central government is contemplating to promote port-based industries in Odisha and also in other coastal states having natural ports.
A strategic oil reserve project will also be launched in Chandikhol after acquiring land there, said Pradhan. Read more
Myanmar is rich in natural resource, no doubt. But whether myanmar 'got far more natural resources than Bangladesh' is debatable. Myanmar produce gas from both onshore and off shore gas fields, while Bangladesh produce just from onshore gas fields. Still Bangladesh produce more gas than myanmar. Myanmar's internal demand is very low, that's why it export a lot of gas to Thailand and China. But our internal demand for gas is very high, that's why although we produce more, we can't export. Rather seeking LNG import to meet growing demand. Our offshore gas reserves(strong prospect of finding large amount of hydrocarbon reserve due to favorable geological features in the mouth of the Bay) are totally untapped to date.
With the big size and tons of resources Myanmar could have become a developed country by now but the 55 year military rule made it a poor backward state.
And for that matter you can not blame anyone else other than yourself. If burmese people were less xenophobic and somewhat more tolerant about different race, ethnicity, religion then a lot of conflict would not have arisen in the first place or even if arisen could have been solved long ago peacefully. Myanmar military is exploiting fully this xenophobic nature of burmese people to their selfish interests. Military is nurturing a climate of hatred and fear among the general bamar population to maintain it's grip on the country and it's resources.
Shut up. You know nothin.
Read a personal opinion based on a poll and few inaccuracies for example inference that devaluation of rupee affects common Indian or that the Central Excise accounts for high fuel costs while ignoring that the Central and State excise raise the costs in a combination, thereby allowing mopping up of taxes to pay for public welfare schemes in a country where 97% are not paying taxes. (forget the fact that fuel costs are only affecting the middle class, the same which is willing to spend Rs 300 for a ticket, Rs 500 for a combo meal and Rs 50 for a parking at iNOX but is 'affected' by Rs 500 increase in it's monthly share of fuel prices!). If this remains your takeaway from the write up as under (to quote)
"All this comes after mounting concerns over job creation in India, which is expected to have the largest working-age population in the world by 2027. While a heated debate continues over how many jobshave actually been created in Modi’s tenure, several key sectors, including agriculture, have struggled in recent years, sparking fears of India’s demographic dividend soon turning into a disaster.
But Indians are almost overwhelmingly convinced that things are better than they used to be.
Up to 65% of the respondents in the survey said the financial condition of average Indians had improved from 20 years ago, far more than the proportion recorded in all the advanced economies, including the US, UK, and Japan."
In order to keep the discourse limited to the specific I quoted you initially as under:
Like I said
Please post facts to prove your assertions as you have claimed here.
