Bangladesh's revenue receipts increase 21pc.

[salute]

To the extent that it incentivises investment, it will increase manufacturing capabilty and output. It will also reduce their imports. Taking advantage of it entirely depends upon the responsiveness of the otherwise unresponsive private sector. However exports will depend on the achievement of cost competitiveness
Dixon to form JV with Japan's Rexxam to manufacture Printed Circuit Boards - The Financial Express

India to Boost Specialty Steel Production with PLI Incentives: What Are the Target Segments and Who Is Eligible? (india-briefing.com)

Congratulations bro

I heard they have setup a smartphone display unit in Noida, India
Samsung Display begins OLED panel production in Noida plant in India - Gizmochina

Seem PDF Bangladeshis doesn't want to look at reality. I mean its hard to understand how they could belittle India when all they export are Shirts and underwear and nothing else.

Still I think all your advise will fall to deaf ears as they are no longer interested in acquiring knowledge. In their minds, they have already won. However foolish it is. But in couple of years, differences will be stark and they would have no face to show.

 

[waseemgauhar]

Ah yes exports which are only 23 billion more in 2019 compared to 2010 truly impressive performance bravo indian teach us your ways.View attachment 770753

Bangladesh utilized its least developed nation tag to improve its RMG exports to other developed countries which have higher demand for RMG yet they don’t have much textile production because it would be costly.

Many global fashion brands have their manufacturing unit (either contract based or invested unit) in Bangladesh. They get it worked out in Bangladesh because of its very cheap labor cost & sell those garments at sky high prices.

Bangladesh utilized its image extremely well & made out its economy on garments. Being mostly focused on it, they did good at their work.

While Pakistan faced problems because of terrorism, war with Afghanistan & India, growing population and other such issues. Comparatively, Bangladesh was doing well as it didn’t mess with its neighboring countries, neither had terrorism problem as severe as Pakistan, less (yet ample) population growth, it focused on industrial development, basically you can say textiles development.

Being consistently working on what it was good at, Bangladesh economy grew well when compared to Pakistan.

Pakistan & Bangladesh during their first 3–4 decades received a lot of aids from other countries for development.
Bangladesh has cordial relationship with its neighbors, it helped in its development, sure there might have been occasional hiccups here & there unlike Pakistan which is in conflict with 3 of its 4 neighbors, it didn’t help much as it affected trade relationship.

Bangladesh counts India among its top five trading partners and India also makes investments and has given more than billion of dollars for development purpose. On the other hand Pakistan isn’t on Indian radar in terms of trade, investments, development aids, etc.

So in brief, Bangla economy developed because of exports, stable government, utilization of foreign aids, good relations with neighbors, etc. areas in which Pakistan lagged over the course of time. It isn’t like Pakistan wasn’t developing better than Bangladesh. For some years it was doing much better than Bangladesh but due to its administrative problems, war & terrorism it got deviated from its path & during this time Bangladesh at its own pace marched ahead.

 

[Black Tornado]

To the extent that it incentivises investment, it will increase manufacturing capabilty and output. It will also reduce their imports. Taking advantage of it entirely depends upon the responsiveness of the otherwise unresponsive private sector. However exports will depend on the achievement of cost competitiveness
Dixon to form JV with Japan's Rexxam to manufacture Printed Circuit Boards - The Financial Express

India to Boost Specialty Steel Production with PLI Incentives: What Are the Target Segments and Who Is Eligible? (india-briefing.com)

Congratulations bro

I heard Samsung have setup a smartphone display unit in Noida, India
Samsung Display begins OLED panel production in Noida plant in India - Gizmochina

Here is a lot of stuff which is posted regarding our economy

 

[mmr]

Atleast they are growing bro...What's so funny about it?
India may hit $600 billion in cumulative exports this financial year- for the first time ever! - Inventiva


Indian Railways is building dedicated freight corridors to enable the government to run freight trains as per a time schedule.

Currently, freight trains do not get priority over passenger trains. Once completed, at least 70% of the freight trains will be transferred on the DFCCIL network which will help in timely movement of cargo.

E-commerce companies like Amazon and Flipkart will be able to transfer freight through railways once the dedicated freight corridor project is complete. Apart from e-commerce, the freight corridor project will also open up doors for the automobile sector.
India's Connectivity Infrastructure: Tracking Status of Keystone Projects (india-briefing.com)

The graph he showed was merchesdise export. 2012 and 2019 not much growth below average for a devloping country.

 

[Black Tornado]

The graph he showed was merchesdise export. 2012 and 2019 not much growth below average for a devloping country.

This year we’ve exported a lot, 400 Billion USD taget is achievable this year as planned, we already have completed 1/3rd of this target in 4 months.

 

[mmr]

This year we’ve exported a lot, 400 Billion JSD taget is achievable this year as planned, we already have completed 1/3rd of this target in 4 months.

did you see the details what caused it? mostly petrol refine which india buy from others...and gems jewealry also comes from outside. Your import bills also went up. This is not what China, Taiwan, Vietnam does. They export high value manufacturing items. Thats why i said its just hot air.

The top five commodity groups that Indian exported most during July 2021 were petroleum products (215 per cent), gems and jewellery (130 per cent), other cereals (70.25 per cent), man-made yarn and fabrics (58 per cent) and cotton yarn and fabrics (48.02 per cent).

Decoded | Why India’s exports are at a record high

India's merchandise exports rose to a record high of $35.2 billion in July 2021. The export boost has led to a sharper economic rebounded after the second Covid-19 wave. In this article, we decode why India's exports have been rising and how it has helped the economy.

www.indiatoday.in

 

[Black Tornado]

did you see the details what caused it? mostly petrol refine which india buy from others...and gems jewealry also comes from outside. Your import bills also went up. This is not what China, Taiwan, Vietnam does. They export high value manufacturing items. Thats why i said its just hot air.

The top five commodity groups that Indian exported most during July 2021 were petroleum products (215 per cent), gems and jewellery (130 per cent), other cereals (70.25 per cent), man-made yarn and fabrics (58 per cent) and cotton yarn and fabrics (48.02 per cent).

Decoded | Why India’s exports are at a record high

India's merchandise exports rose to a record high of $35.2 billion in July 2021. The export boost has led to a sharper economic rebounded after the second Covid-19 wave. In this article, we decode why India's exports have been rising and how it has helped the economy.

www.indiatoday.in

It does not mean that suddenly our exports of “hi tech” stuff will increase. Those will take time, until then anything that brings us money is good for us.

 

[waseemgauhar]

The graph he showed was merchesdise export. 2012 and 2019 not much growth below average for a devloping country.

Exports is mainly about marketing and marketing is about product and price. China has mastered this. The main strength of China appears to be the capacity of different stake holders (the raw material supplier, the manufacturer, Government and marketing companies) forming a seamless supply chain. Individually they too have the capabilities in all these areas. The problem is that in the past they are not able to form the right type of supply chain with benefit of their economy as the main theme. Another reason is the failure to skill their work force. They have to resolve these issues to improve their export performance.

 

[mmr]

It does not mean that suddenly our exports of “hi tech” stuff will increase. Those will take time, until then anything that brings us money is good for us.

yes money is money agree on that.

 

[waseemgauhar]

did you see the details what caused it? mostly petrol refine which india buy from others...and gems jewealry also comes from outside. Your import bills also went up. This is not what China, Taiwan, Vietnam does. They export high value manufacturing items. Thats why i said its just hot air.

The top five commodity groups that Indian exported most during July 2021 were petroleum products (215 per cent), gems and jewellery (130 per cent), other cereals (70.25 per cent), man-made yarn and fabrics (58 per cent) and cotton yarn and fabrics (48.02 per cent).

Decoded | Why India’s exports are at a record high

India's merchandise exports rose to a record high of $35.2 billion in July 2021. The export boost has led to a sharper economic rebounded after the second Covid-19 wave. In this article, we decode why India's exports have been rising and how it has helped the economy.

www.indiatoday.in

Of the heavyweights in India's principal export basket, engineering goods, which make up nearly a fifth of India's export basket, rose to $59.2 billion in January- July 2021. That's nearly 20% higher than two years ago.
Their exports of engineering goods have the potential to exceed the $100-billion mark in the current financial year for the first time this year. While India exports engineering goods globally, its largest market remains the U.S.

 

[Protest_again]

Of the heavyweights in India's principal export basket, engineering goods, which make up nearly a fifth of India's export basket, rose to $59.2 billion in January- July 2021. That's nearly 20% higher than two years ago.
Their exports of engineering goods have the potential to exceed the $100-billion mark in the current financial year for the first time this year. While India exports engineering goods globally, its largest market remains the U.S.

With the PLI scheme, all 13 sectors have tremendous potential to grow exports. Its exciting time in India's export journey. Export incentive schemes like RoDTec and Rosctl were announced yesterday. Export sector is getting all the attention these days. Hopefully countries thinking they are competing with us in the region are looking out. Otherwise, soon they'll have a reality check. Particularly Bangladesh, as India's textile/apparel sector is projecting $100 billion in exports in next 3 years. India is planning for FTA with UK, EU, USA and Australia soon. All the LDC advantage that Bangladesh has with these countries could come to a naught.

 

[ALShill]

Seem PDF Bangladeshis doesn't want to look at reality. I mean its hard to understand how they could belittle India when all they export are Shirts and underwear and nothing else.

Still I think all your advise will fall to deaf ears as they are no longer interested in acquiring knowledge. In their minds, they have already won. However foolish it is. But in couple of years, differences will be stark and they would have no face to show.

It is always the Indians who have have to stink up this section not the other way around. Please go through the threads here and see how many times you street shitters come to our section meanwhile compare how many times bangladeshis go to yours. You even have your own indian defence forum why even come here in the first place

With the PLI scheme, all 13 sectors have tremendous potential to grow exports. Its exciting time in India's export journey. Export incentive schemes like RoDTec and Rosctl were announced yesterday. Export sector is getting all the attention these days. Hopefully countries thinking they are competing with us in the region are looking out. Otherwise, soon they'll have a reality check. Particularly Bangladesh, as India's textile/apparel sector is projecting $100 billion in exports in next 3 years. India is planning for FTA with UK, EU, USA and Australia soon. All the LDC advantage that Bangladesh has with these countries could come to a naught.

For some odd reason you street shitters constantly say Bangladesh is irrelevant and yet every time I see you specifically stinking up this section. You still haven't even answered the question I asked.... If Indians can buy millions of dollars of cellphones and have so much disposable income than why are they not spending it on feeding their children and wives. Why is child malnutrition comparable to sub Saharan countries @Protest_again when you spend 60 billion dollars a year? Is India that poor that those are the results after spending so much money?

 

[ALShill]

To the extent that it incentivises investment, it will increase manufacturing capabilty and output. It will also reduce their imports. Taking advantage of it entirely depends upon the responsiveness of the otherwise unresponsive private sector. However exports will depend on the achievement of cost competitiveness
Dixon to form JV with Japan's Rexxam to manufacture Printed Circuit Boards - The Financial Express

India to Boost Specialty Steel Production with PLI Incentives: What Are the Target Segments and Who Is Eligible? (india-briefing.com)

Congratulations bro

I heard Samsung have setup a smartphone display unit in Noida, India
Samsung Display begins OLED panel production in Noida plant in India - Gizmochina

Hilarious how you a "Pakistani" and others will completely deny India's failures. A country of 1.3 billion people has had stagnant merchandise exports for many years now. For what reason can Indians not grasp this? Can Indians not export light goods like clothes and toys to the West and ASEAN? A much smaller country has overlapped you in textile exports. Meanwhile your direct competitor china exports 250 billion dollars of textiles meanwhile India exports only 35 billion. Modi Sarkar in power for the past 6 years with nothing to show malnutrition has stagnated, merchandise exports have stagnated, urbanization rate was 32% in 2015 to 34% percent in 2021 yet in the same time period in 2000-2005, China went from 36% to 42%. As per usual stagnation and failure on pretty much most fronts.

 

[Maula Jatt]

Hilarious how you a "Pakistani" and others will completely deny India's failures. A country of 1.3 billion people has had stagnant merchandise exports for many years now. For what reason can Indians not grasp this? Can Indians not export light goods like clothes and toys to the West and ASEAN? A much smaller country has overlapped you in textile exports. Meanwhile your direct competitor china exports 250 billion dollars of textiles meanwhile India exports only 35 billion. Modi Sarkar in power for the past 6 years with nothing to show malnutrition has stagnated, merchandise exports have stagnated, urbanization rate was 32% in 2015 to 34% percent in 2021 yet in the same time period in 2000-2005, China went from 36% to 42%. As per usual stagnation and failure on pretty much most fronts.

We'll see more of these "Pakistanis" in coming months if you know what I mean...

 

[ALShill]

Bangladesh utilized its least developed nation tag to improve its RMG exports to other developed countries which have higher demand for RMG yet they don’t have much textile production because it would be costly.

Many global fashion brands have their manufacturing unit (either contract based or invested unit) in Bangladesh. They get it worked out in Bangladesh because of its very cheap labor cost & sell those garments at sky high prices.

Bangladesh utilized its image extremely well & made out its economy on garments. Being mostly focused on it, they did good at their work.

While Pakistan faced problems because of terrorism, war with Afghanistan & India, growing population and other such issues. Comparatively, Bangladesh was doing well as it didn’t mess with its neighboring countries, neither had terrorism problem as severe as Pakistan, less (yet ample) population growth, it focused on industrial development, basically you can say textiles development.

Being consistently working on what it was good at, Bangladesh economy grew well when compared to Pakistan.

Pakistan & Bangladesh during their first 3–4 decades received a lot of aids from other countries for development.
Bangladesh has cordial relationship with its neighbors, it helped in its development, sure there might have been occasional hiccups here & there unlike Pakistan which is in conflict with 3 of its 4 neighbors, it didn’t help much as it affected trade relationship.

Bangladesh counts India among its top five trading partners and India also makes investments and has given more than billion of dollars for development purpose. On the other hand Pakistan isn’t on Indian radar in terms of trade, investments, development aids, etc.

So in brief, Bangla economy developed because of exports, stable government, utilization of foreign aids, good relations with neighbors, etc. areas in which Pakistan lagged over the course of time. It isn’t like Pakistan wasn’t developing better than Bangladesh. For some years it was doing much better than Bangladesh but due to its administrative problems, war & terrorism it got deviated from its path & during this time Bangladesh at its own pace marched ahead.

In what way is this true given how disastrous Pakistani politicians like Nawaz Sharif were in ruining exports by overvaluing the rupee