"under construction" is the key word.
u will see new india at 2025.
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"under construction" is the key word.
Do you even bother to read it properly? The report clearly says: imports reported by trading partners don’t match up.Götterdämmerung;4305431 said:You can't inflate or deflate export figures because you need the importing countries to doctore the figures according to your doctored stats as well.
Some people are just too stupid and just like to believe what they want to believe.
^^
It is true that I cherry picked.
When I googled Shanghai, I didn't find any slum.
That's my point.
Try it.
Hey check out the pics of Shanghai
u will see new india at 2025.
The 1st picture is like a pre WWII picture of venice. Are you sure these are recent picture of a major Indian city? They look like 60s images.
Last time I checked Tata and Reliance were bigger than most of the company you listed....in all likelyhood many of them will be Indian owned within the decade.
PS- most you're companies are actually medium companies by today's standards. I mean, none of them is a reliance for sure, you're trying to brag with hot air now?
Tata has a 100B revenue, reliance some 66B, I hardly see how they'll feel threatened by the germans. And Indian companies were never keen on going global till about 10 years ago. when they did, they gobbled up Land Rover, Jaguar and Tetley. In any case they don't see great possibilities in a saturated market like the US
Götterdämmerung;4309653 said:LOL
Have you checked Forbes list? Volkswagen at # 12, Daimler at #21, Siemens at # 47, BASF at # 62, BMW at # 69 .... and Reliance, India's biggest company is at #99.
Siemens alone has more Patents granted per year than the whole India.
Of course you don't have to feel being threatened by German companies since we are not in the same league. And unlike the UK, we never deindustrialised and let our premium companies rot. Indian companies were able to gobble up LR and Jaguar because the Arericans who bought them treated them like unwanted stepchildren. BTW, Volkswagen and BMW bought Rolls Royce and Bentley. Have you ever heard us bragging about that?
Adding Hong Kong and Macau to,but excluding Taiwan from,the total,China's will be an 10 trillion dollar economy in 2013.
This is in stark contrast to the 2 trillion India where most of the states have an economy smaller than Macau's。
so this shows that even the soon-to-be-demonlished areas in Shanghai are better than most areas in India. I found some Indian members really amusing.
Götterdämmerung;4309653 said:LOL
Have you checked Forbes list? Volkswagen at # 12, Daimler at #21, Siemens at # 47, BASF at # 62, BMW at # 69 .... and Reliance, India's biggest company is at #99.
Siemens alone has more Patents granted per year than the whole India.
Of course you don't have to feel being threatened by German companies since we are not in the same league. And unlike the UK, we never deindustrialised and let our premium companies rot. Indian companies were able to gobble up LR and Jaguar because the Arericans who bought them treated them like unwanted stepchildren. BTW, Volkswagen and BMW bought Rolls Royce and Bentley. Have you ever heard us bragging about that?
Well, the Indian companies did not have the advantage of using slave labor in concentration camps to jump start their businesses and we are kind of glad about that.
Götterdämmerung;4309679 said:I didn't know that all the mentioned companies were founded during Nazi time. Must be Indian history education.
Talking about slavery, bonded slavery is still practiced in India and yet none of your companies managed to reach the level of our companies big or small.
When did I say all of them were? Please do point out that post of mine - is it a German trait to lie or is it a Chinese one?