Dude...everyone would be laughing at you ..if you compare the FDI data of India and Pakistan..please google FDI to understand the meaning of FDI first.
India has more rich people than Whole europe.
India richer are 4 times the population of whole pakistan.
India gdp is 10 times the GDP of Pakistan.
India growth rate is 3-4 times higher then pakistan
India education and Pharma industry are world renowned
More than 5.5 mn tourists come to India every year
Pakistan per capita aids and loan is way higher than India
India provides 5 bn usd aids per year.. we also provided pakistan during floods.
We pay hard cash and don't depend on IMF and world bank to pay our interest.
Some other facts for you:
1. India has more malnourished children than anywhere else in the world (42% of the world children population). Despite substantial improvement in health since independence and a growth rate of 8 percent in recent years, under-nutrition remains a silent emergency in India, with almost 50 percent of Indian children underweight and more than 70 percent of the women and children with serious nutritional deficiencies as anemia.
2. India has more poor people in eight of its states than 26 countries of sub-Saharan Africa put together.
3. 638 million Indians practice open defecation as well. Indians make up 58% of the world population which still practices open defection:
http://www.unicef.org/media/files/JMP-2010Final.pdf
4. In India, hunger remains the No.1 cause of death. Aids, Cancer etc. follow.
5. 1/3rd of the world’s hungry live in India.
6. 836 million Indians survive on less than Rs. 20 (less than half-a-dollar) a day.
7. Over 200 million Indians will sleep hungry tonight.
8. 10 million people die every year of chronic hunger and hunger-related diseases. Only eight percent are the victims of hunger caused by high-profile earthquakes, floods, droughts and wars.
9. India has 212 million undernourished people – only marginally below the 215 million estimated for 1990–92.
10. 99% of the 1000 Adivasi households from 40 villages in the two states, who comprised the total sample, experienced chronic hunger (unable to get two square meals, or at least one square meal and one poor/partial meal, on even one day in the week prior to the survey). Almost as many (24.1 per cent) had lived in conditions of semi-starvation during the previous month.
11. Over 7000 Indians die of hunger every day. Over 25 lakh Indians die of hunger every year.
12. During 2006 – 2007, malnutrition contributed to seven million Indian children dying, nearly two million before the age of one. 30% of newborn are of low birth weight, 56% of married women are anaemic and 79% of children age 6-35 months areanaemic.
13. The number of hungry people in India is always more than the number of people below official poverty line (while around 37% of rural households were below the poverty line in 1993-94, 80% of households suffered under nutrition).