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It's obvious some people don't know how things work in the real world.

If 1 Indian company is buying coal assets in Australia, it doesn't mean "India" as a country owns those coal assets. It's a private company after all. They have purchased the coal assets to make money and will sell it to whoever wants to buy the coal.

I don't know why people pretend that when a private Indian company buys something, it is then controlled by the Indian state and sent back to India free of charge.


You won't understand the hysteria that few pakistani gets with the name India.

Even Govt. of India owned companies acquired stakes all over the world its not a big deal its just business and as a side effect it will create good relations with that countries.

Following are the news of Govt. of India owned companies.

Coal India near deal on Australian mines

Coal India on the acquisition trail, including an Australian target | Courier Mail

Coal India Final 15 percent Stake Peabody Energy Australian Coal Mine - Coal - Mining Exploration News

Coal India in talks to buy stake in Indonesia mine - Money - DNA

Coal India in talks for acquisitions in Australia, Indonesia and the US | Industrial Fuels and Power

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It's obvious some people don't know how things work in the real world.

If 1 Indian company is buying coal assets in Australia, it doesn't mean "India" as a country owns those coal assets. It's a private company after all. They have purchased the coal assets to make money and will sell it to whoever wants to buy the coal.

I don't know why people pretend that when a private Indian company buys something, it is then controlled by the Indian state and sent back to India free of charge.


You won't understand the hysteria that few pakistani gets with the name India.

Even Govt. of India owned companies acquired stakes all over the world its not a big deal its just business and as a side effect it will create good relations with that countries.

Following are the news of Govt. of India owned companies.

Coal India near deal on Australian mines

Coal India on the acquisition trail, including an Australian target | Courier Mail

Coal India Final 15 percent Stake Peabody Energy Australian Coal Mine - Coal - Mining Exploration News

Coal India in talks to buy stake in Indonesia mine - Money - DNA

Coal India in talks for acquisitions in Australia, Indonesia and the US | Industrial Fuels and Power
 
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Why are there so many indians on PDF? Most of us don't want to see you people here
 
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Why are there so many indians on PDF? Most of us don't want to see you people here

Contact webmaster to mass-ban all Indians rather then cribbing here...

Or did he already told you that he loves the Indian posters here.. the more the marrier... :smokin:
 
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India does not want to control Energy. Its only about the appetite has increased. There was a time when India too was not an important player. As it was lacking money to buy resources. But since it realized its potential it economy increased and eventually the requirement for energy too increased. So whats wrong in securing the valuable resources. Every country does. I mean which ever is having the money they all secure for their requirements. Even Chine is having a bigger appetite. Its running around in various African countries and trying to grab various energy resources.
Pakistan should first come heavily on the non state actors and should eradicate terrorism problem. Even should crush the snake you have fed and brought up for India and world like LeT, JEM, Al Quaida etc. Then Automatically Pakistan could also catch up with the race with India and all other developing countries.
 
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Why are there so many indians on PDF? Most of us don't want to see you people here

As if we indians care what ppl like u want..

and let me tell u something about Indians..the more u push us..the more we will push u back..if we are hated somewhere, we dont go away, infact we come back in force...
 
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