Opaqueness or transparency hasn't affected that trend so far...I don't know how u can reach the conclusion of a Ponzi scheme just bcuz of China being opaque in many aspects.
Ok, fair enough. But why the opacity? The thing with bubbles like the housing bubble in the US was that it was caught because of transparency. Else, when the bubble eventually burst maybe a few years or even a decade later, just how overheated would the economy be? The weird thing about China is - no one knows.
Yes - you are right - that is great. But that is infrastructure development and not what I am talking about. China has given an impetus to urban infrastructure.
The opaqueness is just how they choose to do things. It's not just economy related...there are many different areas where China doesn't openly share info for whatever reason...it doesn't matter. They don't owe it to the world to announce/publish everything.
Yawn - little China baby - you really want to see the pics of the best Indian trains?But a backward agricultural country like India....OK! Provide your best railway picture. Come on, let me see what's the best railway in India.
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No they don't owe it to the world. If u r an investor who wants to invest in a business...but that business doesn't fully disclose its growth figures, profit/loss, etc. to u...and u still invest then that's on u. No need to blame that business for opaqueness. So if according to u China is indeed running some Ponzi scheme then it's a worry for China and the ppl involved/invested in Chinese economy.
Yawn - little China baby - you really want to see the pics of the best Indian trains?
You are in for a feast
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Who knows once you get on your yak and come in as a refugee you might even be able to see one of these.
This is my feast, PS: the real feast:.Yawn - little China baby - you really want to see the pics of the best Indian trains?
You are in for a feast
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Who knows once you get on your yak and come in as a refugee you might even be able to see one of these.
No, India doesn't. Although I do believe the shockwaves will be felt by all including India. Trolling these 50 cent fanboys aside, China's economy is a behemoth. So in a way, they do owe it to the world to make their accounting processes transparent. That has no military or territorial implications - so it is not a security risk to them anyway.
By Zee Media Bureau | Updated: Aug 19, 2017, 22:38 PM IST
Then we disagree - which is fine.
Lovely India baby. Please don't make international jokes. I want to see is the best India train, not these cheap ornaments. Poor sample project. At this point, India has reached North Korean level.
If you enter the civilized world, you will see the real advance!
Kenya railway. Advanced 30 years than India.
This is my feast, PS: the real feast:.
List of major train accidents in 2017
A study carried out by IndiaSpend website had claimed that “excessive traffic” and “underinvestment in rail infrastructure” were main factors for derailments.
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New Delhi: Train accidents remain a major area of concern in the country despite technological advancements. Though the government has been able to reduce them over the years, deadly mishaps continue to traumatize us.
Here is the list of major train accidents in 2017 compiled by india.com:
1. Utkal Express derailment, Aug 18, 2017.
At least 23 people were killed and over 40 others injured when 14 coaches of Puri-Haridwar-Kalinga Express train derailed in Khatauli in Uttar Pradesh's Muzaffarnagar district. The toll was expected to rise as some of the injured were in critical condition. The cause of the accident was not immediately known.
2. Meerut-Lucknow Rajya Rani Express derailment, April 15, 2017.
Ten people were injured when the express train derailed near Rampur in Uttar Pradesh. The derailment happened near a bridge over the Koshi river. UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath announced Rs 50,000 compensation to those seriously injured and Rs 25,000 to people with minor injuries.
3. Jagdalpur-Bhubaneswar Hirakhand Express derailment, Jan 22, 2017. Twenty-seven people were killed and 36 others were injured when nine coaches of the express train derailed in Andhra Pradesh’s Vizianagaram district.
4. Kalindi Express derailment, Feb 20, 2017. The engine and the three coaches of the Delhi-bound Kalindi Express was derailed at the Tundla Junction in Uttar Pradesh. The derailment happened when the train rammed into a freight train from the back.
5. Ujjain train blast, March 3, 2017. Eight people were injured, two of them seriously, in an explosion in the Bhopal-Ujjain passenger train near Jabdi station in Madhya Pradesh. The state government had called it a terrorist attack.
6. Train rams into ambulance in Bengaluru, March 17, 2017. Four women were killed when a passenger train rammed into an ambulance at an unmanned level crossing at Mannekote-Talaka road in Karnataka's Chitradurga district. The ambulance driver misjudged the speed of the approaching train and tried to cross the unmanned level crossing.
7. Mahakaushal Express derailment, March 30, 2017. A total of 52 passengers were injured when the Mahakaushal Express derailed in Uttar Pradesh. The train, which runs between Jabalpur in Madhya Pradesh and Hazrat Nizamuddin in Delhi derailed near Kulpahar station.
8. Goods train derailment in West Bengal, April 9, 2017. The engine of a goods train derailed between Madpur and Jakpur stations in West Bengal. The derailment had affected train services. However, there was no casualty.
A study carried out by IndiaSpend website had claimed that “excessive traffic” and “underinvestment in rail infrastructure” were main factors for derailments
I think we care too much about India. It's not necessary, after all, India is the BBB- country (the S & P rating). The whole world knows that India is garbage. So it doesn't need to be serious.
No, even now, I can still see the propaganda of the "superpower" in India.
Lol. Cheap decoration? The civilized democratic world doesn't think.
Lolllllllll... Lovely India baby, India is really not in the civilized world, you really can't understand civilization. But you should understand hunger.
Lol. Still typing gibberish. Sure, CNN is wrong. World travel magazines are wrong. But a semi literate Chinese 50 cent keyboard warrior foaming at his mouth at his laughable country and spouting Communist propaganda is right. Hahahahaha. It is one thing to make a $5 iPhone charger which China can and another to sell a $5000 train ticket. Little China baby - entertaining the world with your antics.Lolllllllll... Lovely India baby, India is really not in the civilized world, you really can't understand civilization. But you should understand hunger.
These cheap ornaments do not really prove that you are the best train, even if you put these ornaments in the cow.
Cow is always a cow. But consider that you are a low IQ illiterate. I still forgive you.
Kenya train, the highest speed - 120km / 1h. sorry, this is the speed you can't understand.
Oh, what a lovely India baby, it's a civilized world that you can't understand.
Oh no poor Indian baby, there is no mistake in the world, and there is no mistake in the travel magazine. But you are low IQ. So you don't know the world.
Yawn - little China baby - you really want to see the pics of the best Indian trains?
You are in for a feast
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Who knows once you get on your yak and come in as a refugee you might even be able to see one of these.
No, India doesn't. Although I do believe the shockwaves will be felt by all including India. Trolling these 50 cent fanboys aside, China's economy is a behemoth. So in a way, they do owe it to the world to make their accounting processes transparent. That has no military or territorial implications - so it is not a security risk to them anyway.
