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he is not a typical chinese ranter,people here know him well.
sir why do u want to derail the thread, its India's money and we will deside what to do with it
thanks
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The problem with democracy is that people who are hungry do not care about who is in power and who is feeding them. So their votes can easily be bought. In ancient Greece and medival England and colonial America, only land owners can vote. That is because illiterates have not knowledge of the system and they will vote blindly. As a result, the leaders chosen this way are a result of manipulation of ogliarchy.
In sum, I do not believe the masses in India is ready for democracy yet. Even though India had been a democracy for 60+ years. Ask the poorest of the poor would they rather have food, cloth, clean drinking water and safety vs the right to vote. They will all choose the former.
Besides short range AGNI missiles the weapon system that you mentioned above are either join ventures, tested successfully in development but failed tests in deployment, under development or just test platforms. On some systems, India is behind that of Pakistan and Iran as these countries are capable of reverse engineering and improve on foreign supplied weapons. India have not shown such ability as its attempt to reverse engineer a rifle ended in failure. As such is the case, its best for India to work in joint veture proejcts. This method had produce Brahmos, which is the only current success of the systems you listed above.
Its just not fair to the tax payers of India to spend so much to produce so little results. I am not suggesting that India should just give up. But it should concern more about developing research abilities on things it can't procure and not spread out its research ability. For example, the investment in fighter air craft, tanks and nuclear subs should be narrow down to just nuclear subs because India can purchase more advance aircraft and tanks abroad. If the money and talent are concerntrated on things it cannot purchase, it would be a better use of talent, money and resources.
u have a point ,but u see people have bear up with democracy for the past 60 years and have learned to make use of it .And the last time I checked the things u mentioned are becoming more accessible to my countrymen.U see if we had to live in slavery then what was wrong with Britishers.I dont think slavery imposed by own country men (china) is any better than foreign rule.In India we say, one who is living for eating is like an animal ,but only one who is eating to live can be called a human.This concept of more the consumption more the merrier does'nt hold true in life.Indians have never belived in it nor its gonna change in future.
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First of all, good news for India getting offer the Aegis combat system
But out of curiosity, do you think the highlighted part made sense ?
some sad facts about hunger in India:
1.Hunger remains the No.1 cause of death in the world. Aids, Cancer etc. follow.
2.There are 820 million chronically hungry people in the world.
3.1/3% of the world’s hungry live in India
4.836 million Indians survive on less than Rs. 20 (less than half-a-dollar) a day
5.Over 200 millions Indians will sleep hungry tonight
6.10 million people die every year of chronic hunger and hunger-related diseases. Only eight percent are the victims of hunger caused by high-profile earthquakes, floods, droughts and wars
7.India has 212 million undernourished people – only marginally below the 215 million estimated for1990–92
8.99% of the 1000 Adivasi households from 40 villages in the two states, who comprised the total sample, experienced chronic hunger (unable to get two square meals, or at least one square meal and one poor/partial meal, on even one day in the week prior to the survey). Almost as many (24.1 per cent) had lived in conditions of semi-starvation during the previous month
9.Over 7000 Indians die of hunger every day
10.Over 2.5 millions Indians die of hunger every year
11.Despite substantial improvement in health since independence and a growth rate of 8 percent in recent years, under-nutrition remains a silent emergency in India, with almost 50 percent of Indian children underweight and more than 70 percent of the women and children with serious nutritional deficiencies as anemia.
12.The 1998 – 99 Indian survey shows 57 percent of the children aged 0 – 3 years to be either severely or moderately stunted and/or underweight
13.During 2006 – 2007, malnutrition contributed to seven million Indian children dying, nearly two million before the age of one
14.30% of newborn are of low birth weight, 56% of married women are anaemic and 79% of children age 6-35 months are anaemic
15.The number of hungry people in India is always more than the number of people below official poverty line (while around 37% of rural households were below the poverty line in 1993-94, 80% of households suffered under nutrition)
Hunger in India Danzinde
Is thats what you mean by some "happy life of human being" ?
why r u posting such long posts does ur big papa pay u more for bigger posts like 1 cent per line or something like that.If not then why are u wasting cyber space with chinese rants.
do u get bonus also for festivals etc,can u demand extra money for good work or u simply get shot at point blank range.Though if I was ur slave general I would no rate this post much higher ,u see its the same rant u have posted 100 times earlier.Is it true u will be shot at if u dont produce new posts regularly,boy u are in dead trouble.Find some new stats and rants ,the clock is ticking.
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Sorry if i had hurt your feeling, but somehow being a self-proclaim
macho man, take the "Hard cold Facts" like a man instead of crying
like a spoiled brat, you gain more respect that way.
Counter my post with "Facts" not "Craps" please.
P.S. Congrates again for the potiential of getting "Aegis system".
why r u posting such long posts does ur big papa pay u more for bigger posts like 1 cent per line or something like that.If not then why are u wasting cyber space with chinese rants.
do u get bonus also for festivals etc,can u demand extra money for good work or u simply get shot at point blank range.Though if I was ur slave general I would no rate this post much higher ,u see its the same rant u have posted 100 times earlier.Is it true u will be shot at if u dont produce new posts regularly,boy u are in dead trouble.Find some new stats and rants ,the clock is ticking.
First of all, good news for India getting offer the Aegis combat system
But out of curiosity, do you think the highlighted part made sense ?
some sad facts about hunger in India:
1.Hunger remains the No.1 cause of death in the world. Aids, Cancer etc. follow.
2.There are 820 million chronically hungry people in the world.
3.1/3% of the worlds hungry live in India
4.836 million Indians survive on less than Rs. 20 (less than half-a-dollar) a day
5.Over 200 millions Indians will sleep hungry tonight
6.10 million people die every year of chronic hunger and hunger-related diseases. Only eight percent are the victims of hunger caused by high-profile earthquakes, floods, droughts and wars
7.India has 212 million undernourished people only marginally below the 215 million estimated for199092
8.99% of the 1000 Adivasi households from 40 villages in the two states, who comprised the total sample, experienced chronic hunger (unable to get two square meals, or at least one square meal and one poor/partial meal, on even one day in the week prior to the survey). Almost as many (24.1 per cent) had lived in conditions of semi-starvation during the previous month
9.Over 7000 Indians die of hunger every day
10.Over 2.5 millions Indians die of hunger every year
11.Despite substantial improvement in health since independence and a growth rate of 8 percent in recent years, under-nutrition remains a silent emergency in India, with almost 50 percent of Indian children underweight and more than 70 percent of the women and children with serious nutritional deficiencies as anemia.
12.The 1998 99 Indian survey shows 57 percent of the children aged 0 3 years to be either severely or moderately stunted and/or underweight
13.During 2006 2007, malnutrition contributed to seven million Indian children dying, nearly two million before the age of one
14.30% of newborn are of low birth weight, 56% of married women are anaemic and 79% of children age 6-35 months are anaemic
15.The number of hungry people in India is always more than the number of people below official poverty line (while around 37% of rural households were below the poverty line in 1993-94, 80% of households suffered under nutrition)
Hunger in India Danzinde
Is thats what you mean by some "happy life of human being" ?
The problem with democracy is that people who are hungry do not care about who is in power and who is feeding them. So their votes can easily be bought. In ancient Greece and medival England and colonial America, only land owners can vote. That is because illiterates have not knowledge of the system and they will vote blindly. As a result, the leaders chosen this way are a result of manipulation of ogliarchy.
In sum, I do not believe the masses in India is ready for democracy yet. Even though India had been a democracy for 60+ years. Ask the poorest of the poor would they rather have food, cloth, clean drinking water and safety vs the right to vote. They will all choose the former.
First of all, good news for India getting offer the Aegis combat system
But out of curiosity, do you think the highlighted part made sense ?
some sad facts about hunger in India:
1.Hunger remains the No.1 cause of death in the world. Aids, Cancer etc. follow.
2.There are 820 million chronically hungry people in the world.
3.1/3% of the worlds hungry live in India
4.836 million Indians survive on less than Rs. 20 (less than half-a-dollar) a day
5.Over 200 millions Indians will sleep hungry tonight
6.10 million people die every year of chronic hunger and hunger-related diseases. Only eight percent are the victims of hunger caused by high-profile earthquakes, floods, droughts and wars
7.India has 212 million undernourished people only marginally below the 215 million estimated for199092
8.99% of the 1000 Adivasi households from 40 villages in the two states, who comprised the total sample, experienced chronic hunger (unable to get two square meals, or at least one square meal and one poor/partial meal, on even one day in the week prior to the survey). Almost as many (24.1 per cent) had lived in conditions of semi-starvation during the previous month
9.Over 7000 Indians die of hunger every day
10.Over 2.5 millions Indians die of hunger every year
11.Despite substantial improvement in health since independence and a growth rate of 8 percent in recent years, under-nutrition remains a silent emergency in India, with almost 50 percent of Indian children underweight and more than 70 percent of the women and children with serious nutritional deficiencies as anemia.
12.The 1998 99 Indian survey shows 57 percent of the children aged 0 3 years to be either severely or moderately stunted and/or underweight
13.During 2006 2007, malnutrition contributed to seven million Indian children dying, nearly two million before the age of one
14.30% of newborn are of low birth weight, 56% of married women are anaemic and 79% of children age 6-35 months are anaemic
15.The number of hungry people in India is always more than the number of people below official poverty line (while around 37% of rural households were below the poverty line in 1993-94, 80% of households suffered under nutrition)
Hunger in India Danzinde
Is thats what you mean by some "happy life of human being" ?
u have a point ,but u see people have bear up with democracy for the past 60 years and have learned to make use of it .And the last time I checked the things u mentioned are becoming more accessible to my countrymen.U see if we had to live in slavery then what was wrong with Britishers.I dont think slavery imposed by own country men (china) is any better than foreign rule.In India we say, one who is living for eating is like an animal ,but only one who is eating to live can be called a human.This concept of more the consumption more the merrier does'nt hold true in life.Indians have never belived in it nor its gonna change in future.
I am amazed to hear words on democracy from a Chinese.So who do you think is ready for democracy?? China?? if yes, then I think you know my next question...