China Calls for Linking Chabahar, Gwadar Ports

[HariVamsha]

They are in a position too, but considering it's a translation of a Persian language article, it's probably the closest the translation found a word to be.

Of course they are, just look at their amazing record for the last 10 years

 

[Han Patriot]

India treat foreign policy like bargaining for cheap dhotti in the night market. Penny wise, pound foolish.

Yes, this very same port uses Chinese machinery...

Of course they are, just look at their amazing record for the last 10 years

Hmm, I wonder how did we become an 11 trillion$ economy?

 

[Old School]

It is very risky in this forum to criticize China. If you can get banned in this forum for criticizing any country, it is not Pakistan. It is China. Very sad.

 

[HariVamsha]

Hmm, I wonder how did we become an 11 trillion$ economy?

Why don't you use google to find out ?

Oh wait ...... google is banned in china , right ?

 

[UniverseWatcher]

It is very risky in this forum to criticize China. If you can get banned in this forum for criticizing any country, it is not Pakistan. It is China. Very sad.

i saw you on other post talking about china but you never explained why you don't like china and i am hoping you explain that because even a blind person can see the fast development in Pak...heck you can even see the obsession of some Indian member's with CPEC on this very form...

 

[Old School]

i saw you on other post talking about china but you never explained why you don't like china and i am hoping you explain that because even a blind person can see the fast development in Pak...heck you can even see the obsession of some Indian member's with CPEC on this very form...

It is not about likes and dislikes. We live in a free society where people should be allowed to express constructive criticism. I will always praise and defend China if there is something positive. However, I strongly oppose hegemony and ultra nationalist ideology regardless it is Pakistan , China or anyone.

 

[Mirza Jatt]

It is not about likes and dislikes. We live in a free society where people should be allowed to express constructive criticism. I will always praise and defend China if there is something positive. However, I strongly oppose hegemony and ultra nationalist ideology regardless it is Pakistan , China or anyone.

Sanity alert !!

Big Brother is watching you.
We'll miss you.

 

[Old School]

Sanity alert !!

Big Brother is watching you.
We'll miss you.

I know. I already said that. It is a risky thing to criticize the wrong party , unfortunately.

 

[Ahmet Pasha]

Indiaa ki dum pe China ne paoon de diya

 

[UniverseWatcher]

It is not about likes and dislikes. We live in a free society where people should be allowed to express constructive criticism. I will always praise and defend China if there is something positive. However, I strongly oppose hegemony and ultra nationalist ideology regardless it is Pakistan , China or anyone.

this is what you posted on the other thread "If you have the Chinese as friends, you do not need enemies" even the article didn't mention anything about china but actually an indian member made fun of Pak and that was your reply lmao, maybe i might be misunderstanding you... whatever...

 

[Han Patriot]

Why don't you use google to find out ?

Oh wait ...... google is banned in china , right ?

I am in Singapore btw and we can use google using VPN in China. You still haven't explain to me why we are a 11trilion economy and you are a 2 trillion economy.

 

[HariVamsha]

I am in Singapore btw and we can use google using VPN in China. You still haven't explain to me why we are a 11trilion economy and you are a 2 trillion economy.

Chinese economy in 2005 was the same size as India's economy is today. That gives you a lead of just 12 years

But with your economic growth slowing down and our economic growth speeding up, I am going to guess that our gap will continue to close for the next 10 years at least.

 

[Han Patriot]

Chinese economy in 2005 was the same size as India's economy is today. That gives you a lead of just 12 years

But with your economic growth slowing down and our economic growth speeding up, I am going to guess that our gap will continue to close for the next 10 years at least.

China in 2005 had a better living condition than even India today bhai. Do you know what is exponential growth? . Let me explain to you some math.

Assuming current Indian GDP for 2017 is 2460 bil (projected), and growing at 8% on average, it would take India 20 years just to reach current Chinese GDP in 2017. That is if China is not growing at all, meaning 0%.

Use this compound interest calculator.
https://www.investor.gov/additional...l-planning-tools/compound-interest-calculator

 

[HariVamsha]

China in 2005 had a better living condition than even India today bhai. Do you know what is exponential growth? . Let me explain to you some math.

China growing even at 3% is equivalent to Indian growth rate of 12%-14%, do you get it? For you to catch up, China needs to grow at 0% and India maintain it's current growth rate.

Please spare me the supppa dupppa high iq chinese maths that makes 3% chinese growth equal to 12 % Indian growth

Sell that snake oil to foolish pakistanis.

Compound interest is taught to us in primary school. But I doubt you know what that even means.

This is India's growth rate and this is china's growth rate. The conclusion is pretty straight forward.

 

[Han Patriot]

Please spare me the supppa dupppa high iq chinese maths that makes 3% chinese growth equal to 12 % Indian growth

Sell that snake oil to foolish pakistanis.

Compound interest is taught to us in primary school. But I doubt you know what that even means.

This is India's growth rate and this is china's growth rate. The conclusion is pretty straight forward.

Chinese economy is 11.2 tril in 2016, while India is 2.2 tril. You divide 11.2/2.2 = 5.09. Meaning the economy is 5x larger. If China grows at 3% this year, it will be equivalent to 15% of Indian growth, minus fluctuations in exchange rate, it is roughly 12-14% growth rate.

Assuming current Indian GDP for 2017 is 2460 bil (projected), and growing at 8% on average, it would take India 20 years just to reach current Chinese GDP in 2017. That is if China is not growing at all, meaning 0%.

Use this compound interest calculator.
https://www.investor.gov/additional...l-planning-tools/compound-interest-calculator

DO YOU GET IT GENIUS?