Bangladesh looking to set up next Nuclear Power Plant: Sheikh Hasina

[Imran Khan]

soon after the big bang in 1971 tiny micro universe expands and galaxies formed from dust and clouds . it was start of universe also Bangladesh

 

[Śakra]

Such as ?

Hilsa Atomic Research and Walton Dynamics.

 

[El Sidd]

So shall it be written and so shall it be done.

 

[gslv mk3]

Google "Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission".

I have heard of that & the research reactor. Don't know much about what they are doing. There are a lot of dead links in their website.

When India started indigenizing CANDU reactors in the 70s, we were very much advanced in nuclear R&D & had much more expertise in heavy engineering than Bangladesh of 2018.

Suffice enough to say that your dreams of Bangladesh developing N-reactors/ localizing NPP components anytime soon is just another fantasy like 'India turning into a failed state'.

On the other hand, in Indian electronics sector, the market is all dominated by the foreign brands while the market share of Indian brands is declining

Indian companies lead in market shares of products such as ACs & front loading washing machines and has a decent market share in others such as refrigerators (48%, combined). Things are only getting better.

In a first, e-goods made in India pull ahead of imports

The trends in other simpler industries (say automobile production) is that the market share of Bangladeshi manufacturing brands is increasing every year.

Where exactly ? We saw Waltons' share in motorcycle market go from 7% in 2013 to 6% in 2015. A country of 160 million should do better than CKD/SKD of motorcycles at the least .

 

[Anubis]

Her date of birth is 1947年9月28日 (70歳). She was already 34 years old in 1981, when, she claims, was a student of Dhaka University. Is it true or the report itself made a printing mistake? Could the year be 1971? Dr. Wazed Ali Mia, her husband wrote she is muddle-headed and received her B.A degree with grace marks.

I read she graduated in 73 or 74.

 

[Tanveer666]

You realize that it'll take decades, don't you ?

Say, what happened to india's research regarding thorium based reactors?

 

[gslv mk3]

Say, what happened to india's research regarding thorium based reactors?

Location for first AHWR has been selected, construction might start soon.

 

[UKBengali]

Location for first AHWR has been selected, construction might start soon.

Welcome back dude.

Yep, BD is nowhere near India's level in areas
like nuclear and space technology, but at least
it is now making progress in a systematic way.
You cannot compare a country 8 times larger in population and 24 extra years head-start in development with BD.

 

[bluesky]

You cannot compare a country 8 times larger in population and 24 extra years head-start in development with BD.

BD should also count its progress from 1947. Do you guys think, there was no development since 1947? The reality is there were more development works during the 24 years after 1947 than it was during the first 24 years after 1971. Do not please falsify the history of development. Unlike politicians, common people should be righteous minded.

 

[UKBengali]

BD should also count its progress from 1947. Do you guys think, there was no development since 1947? The reality is there were more development works during the 24 years after 1947 than it was during the first 24 years after 1971. Do not please falsify the history of development. Unlike politicians, common people should be righteous minded.

What little development there was got destroyed in the 1971 civil war.
Also since BD was left with no reserves in 1971, development was very slow after 1971.
Now we can see what an independent BD is capable of - fastest growing economy of more than 100 million population in the world.

 

[Nilgiri]

The trends in other simpler industries (say automobile production) is that the market share of Bangladeshi manufacturing brands is increasing every year.

Actual production is marginal to begin with. It's like saying you are getting few more crumbs over time, its still crumbs. BD "domestic brands ruling the roost = STRONK" is literally like what India was doing before the 90s.....because again the industry is crumb-sized to begin with w.r.t population.

Your govt is severly incompetent in these simpler industries, onus is on you lot to put pressure on that rather than waste time in internet forums:

https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/bangladesh-enters-4g-era-on-feb-19.544757/page-4#post-10293945

While in the electronics home appliances sector, the local brands have a market share of over 70%.

On the other hand, in Indian electronics sector, the market is all dominated by the foreign brands while the market share of Indian brands is declining as we speak.

Again it only really matters as to the scale of production taking place and revenues generated in India, taxed in India....and the long term stabilisation of the competition brand origin -wise takes place around that.

How much capital account external flow (because of foreign ownership etc) happens relative to the gross revenue/production/investment generated? Im curious to see if you can guess an accurate percentage on that.

 

[Species]

Actual production is marginal to begin with. It's like saying you are getting few more crumbs over time, its still crumbs. BD "domestic brands ruling the roost = STRONK" is literally like what India was doing before the 90s.....because again the industry is crumb-sized to begin with w.r.t population.

Your govt is severly incompetent in these simpler industries, onus is on you lot to put pressure on that rather than waste time in internet forums:

https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/bangladesh-enters-4g-era-on-feb-19.544757/page-4#post-10293945



Again it only really matters as to the scale of production taking place and revenues generated in India, taxed in India....and the long term stabilisation of the competition brand origin -wise takes place around that.

How much capital account external flow (because of foreign ownership etc) happens relative to the gross revenue/production/investment generated? Im curious to see if you can guess an accurate percentage on that.

You clearly have a huge deficit of reasoning ability.

I was arguing that we should start funding some nuclear research programs but you pointed out our incompetency in other 'simpler' industries.

My argument of comparing the market share of local brands of Bangladesh and India in the electronics sector was to point out the quality of our local products and its capability to compete against the global brands, something that is absent among the Indian brands. This proves that we are doing pretty fine in those 'simpler' industries.

Total revenue generation has nothing to do here and since India has a bigger population, it's bound to have a bigger market size. Foreign brands don't only enter to cater to the local market but also to seek export opportunities. In any case, our market size is quite similar to Vietnam which has production facilities of almost all the global electronics brands.

India before 1990s is even more irrelevant here. We never had that sort of protectionism and there has never been any bar on the foreign brands to enter the market. And there is no absence of any major global consumer electronics brands in Bangladesh.

The refrigerator market size (units) of:

Bangladesh : 1.1 million (2013) (32.9% annual growth)
India : 9 million (2016)
Vietnam : 1.1 million (2013)

 

[Nilgiri]

You clearly have a huge deficit of reasoning ability.

I was arguing that we should start funding some nuclear research programs but you pointed out our incompetency in other 'simpler' industries.

My argument of comparing the market share of local brands of Bangladesh and India in the electronics sector was to point out the quality of our local products and its capability to compete against the global brands, something that is absent among the Indian brands. This proves that we are doing pretty fine in those 'simpler' industries.

Total revenue generation has nothing to do here and since India has a bigger population, it's bound to have a bigger market size. Foreign brands don't only enter to cater to the local market but also to seek export opportunities. In any case, our market size is quite similar to Vietnam which has production facilities of almost all the global electronics brands.

India before 1990s is even more irrelevant here. We never had that sort of protectionism and there has never been any bar on the foreign brands to enter the market. And there is no absence of any major global consumer electronics brands in Bangladesh.

The refrigerator market size (units) of:

Bangladesh : 1.1 million (2013) (32.9% annual growth)
India : 9 million (2016)
Vietnam : 1.1 million (2013)

Quoting and comparing Bosch to some BD ABC govt STRONK group.....my argument is just solidified more. LOL

Nice job exporting 59,000 USD worth of refrigerators BTW after all those threads and hours/days of discussion among yourselves:

http://www.worldstopexports.com/refrigerators-exports-country/

"Export opportunities" "WALTON STRONK"

@Aung Zaya

 

[Species]

Quoting and comparing Bosch to some BD ABC govt STRONK group.....my argument is just solidified more. LOL

Lol, I was expecting this "Bangladesh govt. stats are bullshit" reply from you.

Nice job exporting 59,000 USD worth of refrigerators BTW after all those threads and hours/days of discussion among yourselves:

http://www.worldstopexports.com/refrigerators-exports-country/

"Export opportunities" "WALTON STRONK"

@Aung Zaya

Exports! Oh how relevant when we are talking about domestic market share!

Man, I expected much better from you when I just challenged your reasoning ability but you just proved to be a wet kitten, even seeking for help!

 

[Nilgiri]

Lol, I was expecting this "Bangladesh govt. stats are bullshit" reply from you.



Exports! Oh how relevant when we are talking about domestic market share!

Man, I expected much better from you when I just challenged your reasoning ability but you just proved to be a wet kitten, even seeking for help!

I don't know you are the one saying stupid crap like:

"My argument of comparing the market share of local brands of Bangladesh and India in the electronics sector was to point out the quality of our local products and its capability to compete against the global brands, something that is absent among the Indian brands. "

....when there is simply no interest from foreign producers to make things in an LDC (that you laughably attribute to STRONK BD manufacturers that repackage/rebrand chinese white goods/components by bribing the right ppl in BD govt)....and there is literally only 59k of exports to gauge their quality on (when 10's of millions was promised by now by just one company that releases a financial return once a decade apparently).

So please either have someone of worth say something on the matter first or export (even say 10% of what you were projecting in all those threads in 2015/16) so we have some actual reviews on the product that matter.

Or keep the flim flam attitude that BBS also revels in....its really your choice to have whatever audience/choir you want to feel better.