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actually dabang is remake of south india movie like many other bollywood movie :D

that idiot do not talk about our movies that got international awards, fkint ******

Dabangg is nt a remake of asouth indian movie its the other way around ,the south made a remake of da 2010 movie in 2011 ..........though its true tht bollywood is dubbing of da south indian movies :D
 
no no, it was internal matter, some hill people were asking for independence


try yourself , lazy boy :disagree:
And you support deadly ULFA for that and BD leaders think India will not take action.That one grave BD done.So you got what you want.Now ULFA just vanished.
 
It's good feel as an Indian that you depend so much on us. But honestly as a proud national of a sovereign state I don't understand what would a Bangladeshi feel about it. It's a kind of dilemma I am facing. Don't know how to react
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Then why Indian Govt NOT starting an all out military operation there

these states have similar issues as Waziristan/FATA. . . these groups come. . they attack and then leave for Bhutan/Bangladesh . . . but these attacks are not that frequent.. . . and we always keep on hunting them. . . situation is not that worse that we need to start a complete surgical strike by Armed forces. :D ( thats what i think )
 
these states have similar issues as Waziristan/FATA. . . these groups come. . they attack and then leave for Bhutan/Bangladesh . . . but these attacks are not that frequent.. . . and we always keep on hunting them. . . situation is not that worse that we need to start a complete surgical strike by Armed forces. :D ( thats what i think )

Isnt RR already fighting these guys in the North East??
 
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You see. (BD+IND)> BD+ind. After all we were a single country for thousands of years. Next should be Nepal and than Bhutan followed by Pakistan and strategic partnership with Afghanistan.
 
Then why Indian Govt NOT starting an all out military operation there
Cos military is nt allowed to involve in da internal matter of india its only da local police n other security forces who are allowed to counter'em.
 
Then why Indian Govt NOT starting an all out military operation there
We dont have any specific area where they are concentrated or public supports them. These groups operate like 5-10 in one city and others somewhere in diff parts of India. Its not FATA, they dont rule, they dont show up arms in open, they just strike covertly.
 
it is not way of bashing bro


free visa, r you kidding ? r you in rajini kant delusion ? Indian visa is most worse case in BD, Mother gets visa but 6 years old kid do not get visa.
But we can see BD patients and students liberally here.Some BD guys orignally terrorits came here in the name Bengalis.Kerala police arrested them later we can realise they are terrorists from Pak through BD.In kerala police illegal BD migrants is known as poison because of their anti India activities.not all of them some guys and that general they take opportunties of other Indians in kerala
 
And you support deadly ULFA for that and BD leaders think India will not take action.That one grave BD done.So you got what you want.Now ULFA just vanished.
abey oye.. we suppported ULFA as retaliation
 
I only speak with reference. Despite India's ban on exports of cotton it is not imposing any ban on Bangladesh, only exception in this regard. See, I have reason to be Indian dalal. Long live India-Bangladesh friendship.

Bangladesh to get 20 lakh bales Indian cotton
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Signs pact on textiles sector collaboration

New Delhi, Aug. 19:

India has promised to supply up to 20 lakh bales of raw cotton to Bangladesh every year irrespective of any ban that may be imposed on its exports in future.

The two countries discussed the finer details of a Cotton Purchase Agreement, yet to be signed, at a meeting between Textile Ministers from both sides on Monday.

“In 2013-14 cotton season, I have assured Bangladesh that the country’s textile mills would not have any difficulties in sourcing cotton from India,” Textile Minster K. Sambasiva Rao said at a joint press conference with his Bangladeshi counterpart Abdul Latif Siddiqui after the meeting.

There is, however, yet to be an agreement on whether the cotton purchase pact would be Business-to-Business (B2B) or Business-to-Government (B2G). While India wants it to be a B2G arrangement, with public sector procurement agency Cotton Corporation of India canalising the exports, Bangladesh wants it to be strictly a B2B affair.

“Bangladesh feels that it is a lot cheaper to buy it from a private seller rather than a Government agency and it also takes less time,” a Textile Ministry official told Business Line.

But India’s argument is that when there is a ban on exports of the raw material in the country, the only feasible way to export it would be through a canalising agency.

Bangladesh had wanted to sign a Cotton Purchase Agreement with India since the country imposed a temporary ban on its exports in March last year.

The two countries, on Monday, signed a Memorandum of Understanding on textiles sector collaboration that would facilitate trade through a joint working group. The joint working group will develop collaborations between fashion institutes, skill building institutions and research institutions in the two countries.

India’s textile imports from Bangladesh, after Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s visit to Dhaka in September 2011 following which import duties were reduced further, has increased to $289 million in 2012 compared to $164 million in 2010.

amiti.sen@thehindu.co.in


(This article was published on August 19, 2013)

Bangladesh to get 20 lakh bales Indian cotton | Business Line
 
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