Ummm...idiot, The world works with India more often than Pakistan, is because India is larger market, and power and money corrupts people and makes the morally bankrupt.
Its not like there is anything special about India.
India also has a much larger population, thus more people work with Indians than with Pakistanis.
But I am sure when people interact with educated Pakistanis, they will start to appreciate Pakistanis.
By the way those CEOS of American companies of Indian origin are NOT INDIANS. They are Americans!
Get it through your head. They are not loyal to India, but to USA!
Bl00dy F00l, Did you even read my posts before calling me a idiot. I was talking about Indians are more hardworking, sincere, committed, trustworthy & smarter than other migrant workers especially Pakistanis & Bangladeshis. And that's the reason Indians are successful everywhere including Middle East. Some Pakistanis & Bangladeshis were saying Indians are intolerant, useless & nobody respects & gives a damn about Indians across the world. So I showed what's their aukaad in Muslim countries where they are banned because they are beautiful people & Indians never have this issue because we are horrible barbarians. We go & make fuss where ever we go you see, that's why.
So What's it got to do with the world works with India. I am talking of individuals who from humble beginnings have went on to become big.
The first video is about the Indians of Middle East & how they started & became Billionaires
Yusuff Ali was born in Thrissur district on November 15, 1955. He completed his schooling from Nattika and moved to Gujarat where he did his diploma in Business Management & Administration. After the studies he left India in 1973 to Abu Dhabi where his paternal uncle, MK Abdullah, was doing a small business. He developed the import and wholesale distribution business & then ventured in to supermarket business by launching Lulu Hypermarket which is a giant today.
Mukesh Jagtiani (Micky) did his schooling in Madras, Mumbai and Beirut, before moving to London, where he joined an accounting school from which he eventually dropped out. Micky Jagtiani returned to Bahrain and took over his deceased brother's shop that he turned into a baby products shop (Babyshop). After 10 years working in the shop, Micky Jagtiani started to expand by opening 6 new shops. When the Gulf War struck, he moved to Dubai where he founded the Landmark Group. Over the years, the Landmark Group expanded into fashion, electronics, furniture and budget hotels in Middle East and Southeast Asia. It employs around 45000+ people and has more than 1000 stores across the Persian Gulf region, Middle East and India
Ravi Pillai was born on 2 September 1953 at Chavara, a coastal town in Kollam,
in the state of Kerala in a family of farmers. He went to Saudi Arabia in 1978 where he started a small trading business. Two years later, he moved into construction, and established Nasser Al Hajri Corporation with 150 employees, which has over the years grown to become the flagship company of his business group, RP Group, which is known to employ over 70,000 employees across its businesses. The shopping mall in South Kerala, RP Mall at Kollam city is owned by Pillai.
Pillai has expanded his business to other countries including United Arab Emirates, Qatar, and Bahrain, and has interests in construction, hospitality, steel, cement, and oil and gas industries. RP Group is known to hold stakes in hotels such as Leela Kovalam, Hotel Raviz, Kollam, and WelcomHotel Raviz Kadavu, Kozhikode in his home state of Kerala.
B.R. Shetty Born in Kapu, Udupi Karnataka completed his pharmaceutical education in India. Shetty immigrated to the UAE in 1973.
After working as the country's first medical representative, he founded New Medical Centre Health (NMC) in 1975 to fill the need for personalized, cost-effective healthcare accessible to all. At that time, his wife was the only doctor in the clinic. NMC is now the largest private healthcare provider in the UAE with over four million patients annually across 45 facilities spread over 12 cities and 8 countries, including UAE, KSA, Oman, Spain, Italy, Denmark, Colombia and Brazil. It is the first healthcare company from the GCC and the first company from Abu Dhabi to be listed on the premium segment of the London Stock Exchange and is part of the coveted FTSE 100 Index.
Shetty established the UAE Exchange in 1980 in an attempt to ease the process of sending money by the expats to their families in their respective home countries. By 2016, it had expanded into over 31 countries and had approximately 800 direct offices. In 2014, it did over 50 billion USD collectively in money remittance and exchange volumes. He acquired Travelex, the world's leading foreign exchange company, in 2014. It has a global footprint including 1500 stores and 1300 ATMs across 27 countries.
In 2003, Shetty founded NMC Neopharma, a UAE based pharmaceutical manufacturer.
Sunil Vaswani born in Jaipur grew up in Nigeria but moved to the UAE following legal disputes with the government for alleged duty evasion, which led to his deportation. He built a empire from the Middle East & is the chairman of the Stallion Group; a Dubai-headquartered company with diversified interests in cars, commodities, food, steel manufacturing, plastics, packaging, petrochemicals, port operations and technology. The group operates across Asia, the Middle East and Africa
Sunny Varkey was born in Kerala, India in 1957. His father, KS, and mother, Miriamma, moved to Dubai in 1959, when the emirate was still very undeveloped. His father worked for British Bank of the Middle East, and
both of his parents taught English to local Arabs. Varkey's parents founded Our Own English High School in Dubai in 1968. Varkey returned to Dubai in 1977, and his employment included work at Standard Chartered bank, opening a small trading company and a maintenance company, becoming part owner of the Dubai Plaza Hotel, and entering the healthcare industry.
When in 1980 local authorities insisted that his parents' Our Own English High School be housed in a purpose-built facility, Varkey took over the operation of the school, which had under 400 students at the time. He soon dropped his other businesses, expanded the school, and added new schools as well. The education situation in Dubai was ripe for expansion, since local schools were only for native Arabs, and the children of the ever-increasing number of expats needed education of their own. Varkey opened Indian, Pakistani, and British schools, and offered education under the different curricula: Indian (CBSE and ICSE), U.S., British, and later International Baccalaureate.
After creating a strong network of schools in the Arab states of the Persian Gulf, in 2000 Varkey established Global Education Management Systems (GEMS), an advisory and educational management firm, in advance of his worldwide overseas expansion. In 2003, he began opening GEMS schools in England, beginning with Sherborne House in Hampshire and Bury Lawn in Milton Keynes. Soon afterwards, he took over Sherfield School in Hampshire, and purchased another 10 schools in England, mainly in the north.
In 2004, Varkey's GEMS group opened its first schools in India. Varkey continued to add schools in the subcontinent, and also purchased a controlling interest in the India-based Everonn Education, which the Varkey Group and GEMS manage. GEMS subsequently opened schools in Kenya, Uganda, Egypt, Jordan, Libya, Singapore, the U.S., Switzerland, and elsewhere around the globe. It is the largest operator of private kindergarten-to-grade-12 schools in the world, and as of 2014 has over 130 schools in over a dozen countries.
P.N.C Menon was born on December 12, 1948. At the age of 10, he lost his father. He dropped out of Sree Kerala Varma College, Thrissur, to do interior decoration business without completing his education At the age of 26,
(1974) he left Kerala for Oman, where over the years he developed his interior decoration business. In 1995, he started Sobha Ltd. a real estate company provides construction of residential and contractual projects.
They now have 4 manufacturing divisions - Glazing and Metal Works, Interiors, Restoplus (Spring Mattress) and Concrete Products.
Today it has operations running in Oman with a footprint in Dubai along with 24 cities and 13 states across India. In 2013 he was ranked 4th among the richest 100 Indians in UAE by Forbes. In 2015 He recieved Arabian Indian Czar Award
Dr. Shamsheer Vayalil Parambath was born in Kerala, on January 11, 1977. He completed his Bachelors in Medicine from Kasturba Medical College before pursuing his MD in Radiology from Sri Ramachandra Medical College and Research Institute in Chennai. He started his career as a Radiologist at the Sheikh Khalifa Medical City in Abu Dhabi, where he worked for 12 months. In 2007, he started providing medical aid and care through his first hospital which he soon diversified into related healthcare businesses within the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) and Indian Subcontinent region. Among Dr. Shamsheer's flagship projects is the Burjeel Hospital, which is also Abu Dhabi's largest private tertiary care hospital.
VPS Healthcare focuses on the areas of healthcare delivery, pharmaceutical and health support, with presence across UAE, Europe, Oman and India. At present, the group manages twenty fully operational hospital in addition to primary, secondary and tertiary care clinics and medical centers, industrial medicine practices, pharmaceutical manufacturing, pharmacy retail chain, and healthcare support services spread across the Middle East, Europe and the Indian Subcontinent.
In October 2014, the VPS Healthcare Group, under the leadership of Dr. Shamsheer, set the Guinness World Record of the largest Simultaneous Self-Examination for Breast Cancer.
Azad Moopen passed the MBBS with a gold medal and an MD in general medicine]from the Calicut Medical College, Kerala, and a diploma in chest disease from Delhi University.
In 1982, he started his career at the Calicut Medical College, where he served as a Medical Lecturer for five years before moving to Dubai in 1987. There he starting a single doctor practice at his own clinic. Over the last 26 years, he established a chain of healthcare facilities in West Asia with 175 unit hospitals, poly clinics, pharmacies and diagnostic centers in UAE, Qatar, Oman and Saudi Arabia. His firm, Aster DM Healthcare employs about 10,000 people in the Middle East, and serves more than 7 million patients a year.
There are many more. Just mentioning the few. They all made it big with their hard work & intelligence not because India is larger market, and has power and money stupid.
