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instead of getting frustrated on every neibour's progress why dont u indians concentrate to better ur own position?


TOPIC: Srilanka is the best country in south asia in economy govt & education really we all need to learn...
no one care about their education .in feild of technology they are way behind than india.and if u talking about their economy or per capita income so see their dependent of foreign assistance .
 
We south asians need big manufacturing industries that can employ our millions of youth and directly increase our percapita levels.

Also we need to develop education and infrastructure at war front basis.
 
sri lanka is small tiny country and their economy not affect world economy .so no one care.by the way Sri Lanka is highly dependent on foreign assistance.
Foreign assistance

Sri Lanka is highly dependent on foreign assistance, and several high-profile assistance projects were launched in 2003. The most significant of these resulted from an aid conference in Tokyo in June 2003; pledges at the summit, which included representatives from the International Monetary Fund, World Bank, Asian Development Bank, Japan, the European Union and the United States, totalled $4.5 billion.

Economy of Sri Lanka - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Sri Lankans don't want to become super major economy, but we do care our Sri Lankan fun style!
 
better for u and ur country..

Keep in your mind tiny countries are also in world's best economies.
Netherlands, Switzerland, South Korea etc.

Australian population is around 21 million and Australian economy so closer to India. Hope you understand where your India is :)
 
alok is correct.

Sri lanka gets billions of dollars aid from multiple sources, which is substantial for a tiny country. no wonder they have a higher per capita income

their strategic location is their Christmas gift
 
India's economy is facing policy stagnation problem right now
there is immense potential in the indian economy all we need is just a bit of proper planning
or rather i would say proper implementation of plans is the need of the hour...:cheers:

Keep in your mind tiny countries are also in world's best economies.
Netherlands, Switzerland, South Korea etc.

Australian population is around 21 million and Australian economy so closer to India. Hope you understand where your India is :)
brother last time i checked australia is more than double the size of india
n most importantly they don't enjoy the loving neighborhood as we do...:flame:
 
Keep in your mind tiny countries are also in world's best economies.
Netherlands, Switzerland, South Korea etc.

Australian population is around 21 million and Australian economy so closer to India. Hope you understand where your India is :)
see their infrastructure and ur infrastructure .ur country infrastructure is not better than india and in technology wise ur country is way behind than india and these countries(so don't talk big).by the way these countries are not heavily dipendent on foreign assistance .and australia main export is coal, iron ore, diamonds, gold, natural gas, meat, wool, aluminum. so please don't compare india with australia .we have no rich minral and natural resource like austalia .we were in past(1500 years) one of the biggest economy and in future will be becaome one of the biggest economy.and ur tiny cuntury culture ,religion many thing given by us.
 
brother last time i checked australia is more than double the size of india
n most importantly the don't enjoy the loving neighborhood as we do...:flame:

I just mentioned about the population. If 21 million population can have such an economy why India thinks Sri Lanka will not perform well? We have clear path to medium size economy and our target to become among top 30 countries. This is possible target and that's enough to enjoy Sri Lankans to enjoy much more better living standards.

All these countries are doing these things to provide better living standards to its people, check top 20 economies you will find one strange country.

see their infrastructure and ur infrastructure .ur country infrastructure is not better than india and in technology wise ur country is way behind than india and these countries(so don't talk big).by the way these countries are not heavily dipendent on foreign assistance .and australia main export is coal, iron ore, diamonds, gold, natural gas, meat, wool, aluminum. so please don't compare india with australia .we have no rich minral and natural resource like austalia .we were in past(1500 years) one of the biggest economy and in future will be becaome one of the biggest economy.and ur tiny cuntury culture ,religion many thing given by us.

lol I didn't compare those countries with SL, what I mentioned is tiny countries are also capable of doing things!

Australia is just one example, There are many more countries with less population and performing well than your country India.
 
sri lanka is small tiny country and their economy not affect world economy .so no one care.by the way Sri Lanka is highly dependent on foreign assistance.
Foreign assistance

Sri Lanka is highly dependent on foreign assistance, and several high-profile assistance projects were launched in 2003. The most significant of these resulted from an aid conference in Tokyo in June 2003; pledges at the summit, which included representatives from the International Monetary Fund, World Bank, Asian Development Bank, Japan, the European Union and the United States, totalled $4.5 billion.

Economy of Sri Lanka - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

By 2020, Sri Lanka will be much different……..


China to build US$ 15 Billion port city in Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka is expecting US$15 billion in investment from a new "port city" that will be built on land reclaimed by the sea in the capital, the official said.

"China Harbour Engineering Corporation has already been given the contract for the project," he said.

The Sri Lankan government hopes to commence work in October on the ambitious project that will reclaim 243 acres (98.4 hectares) from the sea near the Colombo port, according to Wickrama.

While addressing a forum in the capital, Wickrama noted that the investment was expected to flow in during the next ten years, mainly from hotels, apartments and shopping malls.

"A Formula One racetrack, mini-golf course and yacht marina are also among the plans that are expected to bring in billions of dollars," he added.


China firm to build Sri Lanka's new port city|Companies|chinadaily.com.cn
 
@Skyline
nobody is saying that sri lanka can't perform well rather i m very happy the progress that sri lanka has made but don't drag india into unnecessary and senseless comparisons with australia n other countries(it ain't gonna help ur case)

Rather i believe that its comparatively easy for countries with small population grow at a faster pace but this is also true that the economies of scale n the effects even slight of economic growth of countries with big population can't be enjoyed by small countries like both US n European countries are advanced rather many small european countries might have better standard of living even than the US but collectively they r no match to US on various fronts

Similarly Sri Lnaka may be able to provide better standard of living than india but there r various other things like heavy engineering, space research, etc. where india even with low standard of living with is way ahead of sri lanka:coffee:
 
Here is Sri Lanka's Master Plan, This will take 8-10 years to become reality but per capita income will go over US$ 6000 with out this master plan with the normal trend of Economy.

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Next developed countries, Argentina, Chile, Malaysia...
Malaysia isn't world top 10 economies if it is can perform well and gain develop country status around 2020-2024, then 20 million Sri Lanka can get upper middle income status easily. :)
 
@skyline
here is small peak in the indian economy for u hope u'll get my point:undecided:

'India is world No. 21 in outward FDI'

India has emerged as the world's 21st largest outward investor, with an investment of over USD 75 billion across the world over the past decade, a Columbia University report has said.

"India is now the world's 21st largest outward investor, which is significant given its historically minuscule foreign direct investment (FDI) outflows," said the Vale Columbia Center on Sustainable International Investment in its report released on Outward FDI from India.

"Annual FDI outflows have jumped fifty-fold after 2000, and Indian firms have invested over USD 75 billion overseas in the past decade, in some cases to attain global status by acquiring world-leading firms," the report said.

Substantial improvements in the country's economic performance and the competitiveness of its firms and their strategy, resulting from ongoing liberalisation in economic and outward FDI (OFDI) policies, made these developments possible, it said.

Indian firms now invest across a wide variety of sectors and countries, departing from their historical focus on trading and textile investments in developing countries.

Following the 25 per cent crisis-induced drop in Indian OFDI in 2009, Indian firms are once again increasing their overseas investment, including through mergers and acquisitions (M&As), the report said.

"India¿s OFDI should continue its rapid upward trend over the next few years, as more companies seek to transfer their products and service innovations to new markets, and acquire strategic international know-how and market shares, particularly in crisis-hit developed economies," it said.

Another report by the Columbia university released yesterday said that India is now the world's 13th largest FDI host country.

'India is world No. 21 in outward FDI' - Indian Express Mobile
 
see their infrastructure and ur infrastructure .ur country infrastructure is not better than india and in technology wise ur country is way behind than india and these countries(so don't talk big).by the way these countries are not heavily dipendent on foreign assistance .and australia main export is coal, iron ore, diamonds, gold, natural gas, meat, wool, aluminum. so please don't compare india with australia .we have no rich minral and natural resource like austalia .we were in past(1500 years) one of the biggest economy and in future will be becaome one of the biggest economy.and ur tiny cuntury culture ,religion many thing given by us.

US, China, India, Brazil invests US$ 4 Billion
in Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka signed an agreement with Sri Lanka Gateway Industries (Private) Limited, who has agreed to invest US$ 4 billion to develop a special industrial zone for heavy industries in the Trincomale district.

Accordingly, Sri Lanka Gateway Industries, a consortium made out of several local and overseas firms will develop, operate and manage the special industrial zone for heavy industries in the Trincomalee District.

BOI says, the proposed project will see the development of a Deep Water Jetty, Bulk Commodities Terminal with Stockpiling and Blending Capabilities, a Power Generation Plant, and a host of other heavy Industries and complementary industries.

The US$ 4 billion will be invested in three phases.

Chairman of the Sri Lanka Gateway Industries (Private) Limited, Prabath Nanayakkara said companies based in Brazil, Australia, Japan, China, India and USA are taking part in the development of the proposed industrial zone.

According to the BOI, the project, the biggest ever FDI project in the country is expected to provide 5000 direct employment opportunities and over 20,000 indirect employment opportunities.

“The signing of this landmark project is an indication of the growing international investor confidence in Sri Lanka. Just a few years ago, it was difficult to envisage an investment of this magnitude in Sri Lanka” says Chairman of the BOI, M M C Ferdinando, following the signing of the agreement.



Sri Lanka signs agreement for a US$ 4 billion FDI project | NEWS360.lk
 
The question was how can we improve our economic condition
And Internet Hindus turned it into a bashing thread.
These people are incapable of seeing beyond their hatred.
 
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