In the 1st paragraph you mentioned GDP per capita so I assumed you are reinforcing that point in the 2nd para as well as you were a bit ambiguous about that. Anyway, why GDP per capita applicable for just the surrounding states? Why not compare with other Indian states as well?
Good for you, but we aren't going to let you guys overtake us so easily.
Hi, I'm from Tripura so can speak for my people, I can tell you one thing people from Tripura are one of the most patriotic Indians you can find, all people want to be actively included in when people say "fellow indians", it's only few racists incidents here and there that leaves an unpleasant taste when in mainland.
Believe me, it's really shameful for us as a whole when we hear about these racial incidents. With time, the awareness is increasing though, it's more about education.
In the 1st paragraph you mentioned GDP per capita so I assumed you are reinforcing that point in the 2nd para as well as you were a bit ambiguous about that. Anyway, why GDP per capita applicable for just the surrounding states? Why not compare with other Indian states as well?
Good for you, but we aren't going to let you guys overtake us so easily.
It's not about who's claiming what, it's about facts. Personally, I think there's definitely a migrant problem in some of our Northeastern states, one resident of Tripura himself attested to that in this thread. The below is an article from Kerala which is our Southern state which has many migrants not only from other states, but from Bangladesh as well.
Again, good to see BD performing well, you have benefits of a small country which is ethnically and linguistically homogeneous for the most part. I always believe smaller countries have a greater ability of developing quickly as compared to the bigger countries. You also don't have to deal with hostile neighbors so that's a bonus.
It's not about who's claiming what, it's about facts. Personally, I think there's definitely a migrant problem in some of our Northeastern states, one resident of Tripura himself attested to that in this thread. The below is an article from Kerala which is our Southern state which has many migrants not only from other states, but from Bangladesh as well.
Exodus of workers from Kerala leaves illegal Bangladeshi immigrants in a quandary
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The exodus of migrants from all states shows no signs of ending as the COVID-19 pandemic expands its footprint across the nation. The reverswww.newindianexpress.com
Whenever there are migrants, there's bound to be frictions which is something very natural. It's not something which is just particular about India. You guys too had your fair share of problems when you were East Pakistan and were dealing with West Pakistan and that too when you were one country at that time. Migrants are good, they provide labour and improve the economy but when the number crosses a certain threshold, there are going to be clashes. And that migration can be both intranational and international.
That's gross-overgeneralization.Most Indian people cannot tell a Jharkhand, West Bengal or local Indian from a Bangladeshi person.
This is laughable and has been proven over and over again. Self-congratulatory stuff for Indians.
I am sorry - there is nothing in India (toilet-less land of milk and honey that it is), that a Bangladeshi will go there for, by risking life and limbs.BJP Leader Who Thinks Eating Poha Makes One 'Bangladeshi' Has United All Foodies Against Him - News18
BJP leader Kailash Vijayvargiya on Thursday said he suspected that there were some Bangladeshis among construction labourers who worked at his house recently.www.news18.com
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It's not about who's claiming what, it's about facts. Personally, I think there's definitely a migrant problem in some of our Northeastern states, one resident of Tripura himself attested to that in this thread. The below is an article from Kerala which is our Southern state which has many migrants not only from other states, but from Bangladesh as well.
Exodus of workers from Kerala leaves illegal Bangladeshi immigrants in a quandary
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The exodus of migrants from all states shows no signs of ending as the COVID-19 pandemic expands its footprint across the nation. The revers
Whenever there are migrants, there's bound to be frictions which is something very natural. It's not something which is just particular about India. You guys too had your fair share of problems when you were East Pakistan and were dealing with West Pakistan and that too when you were one country at that time. Migrants are good, they provide labour and improve the economy but when the number crosses a certain threshold, there are going to be clashes. And that migration can be both intranational and international.
Also, I don't think just considering GDP to decide on any kind of merger is the right way to go here. Why aren't you just happy with the fact that some of our states are boosting trade with your country which will eventually benefit both the countries.
Again, good to see BD performing well, you have benefits of a small country which is ethnically and linguistically homogeneous for the most part. I always believe smaller countries have a greater ability of developing quickly as compared to the bigger countries. You also don't have to deal with hostile neighbors so that's a bonus.
That's gross-overgeneralization.
Bangladeshis top the list of foreigners visiting India for medical tourism
More than 2 lakh Bangladeshi tourists came to India in 2017 followed by 55,681 from Afghanistan and 47,640 from Iraq, says tourism minister.
Kolkata markets deserted for lack of Bangladeshi visitors
60% of the buyers are from Bangladesh who are not visiting now due to travel restrictionswww.dhakatribune.com
My dear @Saudang, note that this thread is all about your NE seeking larger trade with BD. However, you are claiming that no need to pursue this. Are you sure you are telling the truth?
The issue is the veto power of Delhi. Delhi people are whimsical. They want to participate in every BD-NE meeting to slow the flow of negotiations.
No, no. I am more positive with my suggestions because I know how the Delhi bureaucrats love to leg-pulling any good efforts made by the states to show their power as if they are the Governors of the states.
Believe as you wish but migrants from BD is not some cooked up story that is being peddled just like that. People in the Northeastern regions are actually having problems which are completely valid. I gave an example when you yourselves actually had a conflict with West Pakistan where you got insecure about your people. It's the same thingDid you even read the propaganda piece even before sharing? In the whole article even not in a single place they provided proof these migrants worker are Bangladeshi. Rather mentioned around a quarter of them are from Assam and no direct train exist between Kerala and Assam. Funny explanation given illegal Bangladeshis comes through Assam so train line didn’t started.
These kind of shitty propaganda piece may be good for domestic consumption of the Sanghis. If you really try to find the reality like what BJP did in Karnataka you will be embarrassed like the following news!
The petition stated that people whose makeshift houses were razed down were not Bangladeshi but were from West Bengal, Assam, Karnataka, Bihar, and Uttar Pradesh. The petition said that these people were "extremely poor" and migrated from various districts of Karnataka and other states of the country.'Do You Decide Nationality By Looking At Face?': Karnataka HC Tears Into State Govt For Evicting 'Bangladeshi Immigrants'
The state police razed more than 100 makeshift homes in a locality near Bellandur.www.google.com
"It appears that the bogey of Bangladeshi is being used to evict the innocent poor," the petition added.
Well, he mentioned that Bangladeshis have zero interest in India and I pointed out that some of the Bangladeshi citizens come to India for medical treatment and even for shopping.
You are living in the fantasy. Take a referendum and you will see the majority in Tripura wants to be with Bangladesh. Tripura people are basically from our land and its Maharani wanted it to be a part of east Pakistan in 1947. Only our Chief Minister Khwaja Nazimuddin did not want that way. He did not give her an audition and she left Dhaka after about one week. Tripura people still want it that way.
There is a different reality to the census data and external observations. It is as cheap as 1000 Indian rupees to buy an Indian identity in Assam. So a lot of people who may have got through the NRC listing are not necessarily indian but Bangladeshi immigrants. Western Assam is now Muslim majority.. i am from a place where during my lifetime, indigenous people have become minority in 25 years, and I hv a first hand experience of it.
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