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My broadband speed had been increased from 20MB/S to 50MB/S.
Nah, I signed an one-year contract. Can the speed increase automatically? lol
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My broadband speed had been increased from 20MB/S to 50MB/S.
What is our benifit in this ?
Idhar you yay halaat hen k from 15 days our PTCL is down due to blast in the local dabbi.Hence no intnet.
And they couldn't fix it half a month has passed..
O Bhai...tu kyun khush ho rha hai ?
Hahaha
You might be aware of India - China or Japan - China or US - China bilateral trade and the number of them visiting/living China, it dwarfs Pakistan.
None of that matters to geo-politics.
Off- Topic: It is indeed interesting that many Pakistan consider China's interest same as theirs. I have rarely seen such appreciation of a country by another, however unrequited it might be on the other side. Even US and UK relationship is much more balanced relatively.
May be the lesson here is that Pakistanis can be fiercely loyal or is China being the sole source of "un-conditonal support" when Pakistan is on wicket internationally is reason for such love
correct word for it is - happy for you.Sorry to see you gentlemen suffering from myopic vision! My heartfelt sympathies!
The following is my personal belief:
1) When someone succeeds, no matter how small, be happy and pray for them to succeed more. It wan't your decision that they succeed, it was the Almighty's decision. Secondly, when you pray for them to succeed more, Angels reply "for you also"
2) Success in life is NOT money and riches, but inner peace.
China is set to spend USD 22.1 billion to upgrade its Internet infrastructure and the development of its logistics industry in 50,000 villages as part of the government's efforts to encourage online shopping among rural residents.
The telecommunication upgrade will involve investment of at least 140 billion yuan (USD 22.1 billion), official media reported.
An executive meeting of the central cabinet presided over by Chinese Premier Li Keqiang decided to allocate more central government funds to building Internet infrastructure and also advocated funding from local governments and social organisations.
A circular issued after the meeting said the government plans to invest up to 140 billion yuan in the sector by 2020 to provide at least 50,000 villages with Internet access.
By then, about 98 per cent of the nation's rural areas will be hooked up to the Net.
The government also promised to improve Internet speed and expand wireless broadband coverage in areas with access to the Net.
Estimates of China's rural population range from 600 million to 800 million.
The meeting yesterday also pledged to expand e-commerce apps in rural areas, especially in promoting agricultural products and trips to the countryside.
The government will also open up the delivery industry to social investors, encourage mergers and acquisitions, and streamline customs procedures for cross-border deliveries.
Zeng Chen, an e-commerce expert at the Ministry of Commerce, said online shopping revenues topped 9.8 trillion yuan (USD 1.6 billion) from January to August, a year-on-year rise of 24.7 per cent.
"There is a large market for e-commerce in rural areas and small and medium-sized cities in western China, where residents need the same goods as their urban counterparts but have limited access to such products.
"E-commerce revenues in third-and fourth-tier cities have shown stronger momentum than in big coastal cities, and we expect increased growth in these areas when local logistics are improved," Zeng has been quoted by the state-run Xinhua news agency.
Cross-border e-commerce and shopping conducted via mobile devices are the new growth points for the industry.
Chinese spent about 90 billion yuan (USD 15 billion) last year on mobile phones and other mobile devices, comprising one third of the total they spent online.
More than 80 per cent of export and import companies in China have opened online businesses.
China to spend $22.1 bln to upgrade internet in rural areas | Business Standard News
Estimates of China's rural population range from 600 million to 800 million.
A circular issued after the meeting said the government plans to invest up to 140 billion yuan in the sector by 2020 to provide at least 50,000 villages with Internet access.
By then, about 98 per cent of the nation's rural areas will be hooked up to the Net.
That is what all responsible governments in the world should do.
This will help reinforce internal consumption.
In a sense, China's virtual high-speed rail.
@Hu Songshan please ban this banned Indian as he has been trolling in Chinese threadsFirst let there be freedom of information.