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Do you know that just Tier2 indian city produce more IT export than whole of pakistan?
Again a retarded post...reality of Indian IT industry.
Check this written by an Indian in DAWN comment section about
Indian IT industry...
The rise of Indians in corporate world, doesn't have much to do with their engineering or science skills. Indians bring conservative, lean and mean style of working to the table, along with hard-work and down-to-earth-ness, and that is very much in demand across the global corporate world, in these turbulent financial times.
Its funny that, Indians are a huge percentage of IT industry, but their contribution to research and new ideas, is ZERO, Zilch. India, never devised any new programming language, or any operating system, new architectural paradigms or algorithms. Indian IT industry is all about low-skilled service sector, back offices and a large pool of internet coolies.
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@Karna_007
@Karna_007 Pakistan is ahead in CNG run vehicles, India has no world standards motorways as Pakistan have...and expressways are not motorways.
Answer Motorways in India....???
Motorways in India...zilch, 0 Kms,
Motorways in Pakistan...reaching 3000 kms.
CNG run vehicles in India...less than Pakistan(1.35 billion vs 207 million )
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Coal production of pakistan?
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Natural Gas line Kms in Pakistan and India.
It is argued that Pakistan still possesses one of the world`s most extensive inland natural gas supply infrastructure with a mind boggling total length of around
140,000 km enough to circle the whole world at-least three times.
Major discoveries soon followed in Mari and Kandhkot, but these had to be kept idle in the initial years because of lack of demand. The latest string of big finds came in the last decade of the 20th century at Qadirpur, Zamzama, Sawan, etc.
What is the length in India...smaller than Pakistan with a country 6.5 times bigger in population.
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Coal production of pakistan?
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LARGEST IRRIGATION SYSTEM OF THE WORLD The world's
largest irrigation network is present in
Pakistan. It serves 14.4 million hectares of cultivated land. The
irrigation system is fed by water from the Indus River.
70 % of Pakistan agrarian land is irrigated by the largest man made irrigation system in the world.
in India about 35% of land is irrigated by the man made irrigation system and depends on monsoons.
http://inspirich.com/indus-basin-largest-irrigation-system/
India has the worst quality roads in the world barring a few expressways like Jamuna expressway Delhi and Noida and Mumbai Pune...rest is all crap mostly.
OVER 1.3 MILLION ROAD ACCIDENT DEATHS IN A DECADE: INDIA’S KILLER ROADS
Around 1.46 lakh people were killed in road accidents in India last year and globally, road traffic injury is the number one killer of adolescents aged 15-17. In terms of sheer numbers, India has more road accidents deaths than anywhere else in the world – here one person dies in a road accident every four minutes.
https://sites.ndtv.com/roadsafety/1-3-million-road-accident-deaths-decade-indias-killer-roads-1640/
Even Mumbai-Pune expressway is a death trap.
The scene of an accident on the Mumbai-Pune expressway in 2016 that claimed 17 lives and injured 28.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...re-forcing-india-to-take-car-safety-seriously
@Karna_007
...and you talked about Mumbai Pune expressway as of world standard and comparable to Motorways in Pakistan, Mumbai Pune expressway is barely 95 Kms in length and because of the poor quality is a veritable death trap for motorists.
Poor infrastructure has made Mumbai-Pune expressway deadlier
The Mumbai-Pune Expressway has become a death trap for motorists. While most of them are because of human error such as speeding, lane indiscipline and rash driving, in the past two years, the second highest cause for accidents on the stretch has been design and infrastructure faults.
According to a study, 27% of the accidents on the expressway between 2012 and 2014 were because of poor road signage and sharp turns.
On Sunday, two people were killed when their cars were caught in a landslide at the expressway on Sunday afternoon. Another man lost his life when a car hit him while he was helping with the rescue operations.
Last year, 443 accidents took place on expressways across Maharashtra, which claimed 157 lives. Of these, 133 people were killed on the Mumbai-Pune Expressway in 353 accidents.
A study was conducted by JP Research India (JPRI) between October 2012 and 2014 to identify the various factors responsible for the number of accidents.
https://www.hindustantimes.com/mumb...ay-deadlier/story-Er4Kj9aXeghelnodDljWHN.html