Usual Indian BS, there should be a BS rating button for Indians, mods ...
war is an option for you crazy shithole?
Wrong on all aspects, we are not begging in front of the world either for dollars or talks .Yet india is still in a FAR FAR worst position than Pakistan could EVER be. Over 732 million indians do not have access to toilets. Over 4 million indians died from covid-19 in 2020/21. india has the highest number of acutely malnourished and growth stunted people in the world producing insecure little midget manlets like you...........:
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m.timesofindia.com
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www.google.co.uk
Islamabad:
Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has said that Pakistan wants to have "permanent peace" with India through dialogue as war is not an option for either of the countries to resolve the Kashmir issue, according to a media report on Saturday.
Speaking to a delegation of students from Harvard University, Mr Sharif said, also said that sustainable peace in the region was linked to the resolution of the Kashmir issue as per the UN resolutions, The News International newspaper reported.
"Pakistan resolves to maintain peace in the region, and that sustainable peace in the region was linked to the resolution of the Kashmir issue as per the UN resolutions," he said.
"We want permanent peace with India through dialogue as war is not an option for either of the countries," he was quoted as saying in the report.
Relations between India and Pakistan have often been strained over the Kashmir issue and cross-border terrorism emanating from Pakistan.
India has repeatedly told Pakistan that Jammu and Kashmir shall forever remain an integral part of the country.
India has said it desires normal neighbourly relations with Pakistan in an environment free of terror, hostility and violence.
During the interaction, Mr Sharif pointed out that Islamabad and New Delhi should have competition in trade, economy and improving the conditions of their people.
He said Pakistan was not an aggressor, but its nuclear assets and the trained army are deterrence, he said, adding that Islamabad spends on its military to protect their frontiers and not for aggression.
In response to a question about Pakistan's economy and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) programme, he said that the country's economic crisis stems from structural problems along with political instability in the recent decades.
He said the first few decades since the inception of Pakistan witnessed impressive growth across all sectors of the economy when there were plans, national will and the implementation mechanism to produce outcomes.
"Overtime, we lost the edge in sectors in which we were ahead. The lack of focus, energy and policy action led to reduction in national productivity," Sharif added.
Cash-starved Pakistan is facing growing economic challenges, with high inflation, sliding forex reserves, a widening current account deficit and a depreciating currency.
With the rising current account deficit at USD 13.2 billion in the first nine months and pressing external loan repayment requirements, Pakistan required financial assistance of USD 9-12 billion till June 2022 to avert further depletion of foreign currency reserves.
As Pakistan turned 75 on August 14, Mr Sharif wrote an essay in The Economist magazine in which he stated that the country in its adolescence, in the 1960s, brimmed with hope and promise as it had a date with destiny.
He said the nation was widely thought ready to "become the next Asian tiger". However, in 2022, Pakistan found itself mired in its latest economic crisis.
Meanwhile, the International Monetary Fund's executive board will meet on August 29 and is expected to approve a bailout package for Pakistan, including the pending disbursement of about USD 1.18 billion.
Want "Permanent Peace" With India, War Not An Option, Says Pak PM: Report
Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has said that Pakistan wants to have "permanent peace" with India through dialogue as war is not an option for either of the countries to resolve the Kashmir issue, according to a media report on Saturday.www.ndtv.com
This is what happens when you study in a madrassa and have no economic sense ,Indian govt recieves zero aid, in fact we gives aid, all you mentioned are given to private players in India,india is the biggest recipient of American aid in the world. india has also received famine relief from sub-saharan african nations. india also has the highest number of acutely malnourished and growth stunted people in the world. You don't believe it? Here is the evidence.........
India has world’s highest number of children with severe acute malnutrition: UNICEF
India has 5,772,472 children below five years affected by severe wasting — the most in the world, alerted UNICEF. The global body called the situation an ‘overwww.downtoearth.org.in
COVID-19 relief | Kenya donates 12 tonnes of food products to India
The east African country has sent 12 tonnes of tea, coffee and groundnut produced locally to the Indian Red Cross Society.www.google.co.uk
India top recipient of US economic aid - Times of India
US News: India has been identified as the largest recipient of U.S economic assistance over a 66-year period in inflation-adjusted dollars although Washington'
indian bjp politicians are even begging Pakistan and bangladesh to unite and become one country...........:
India, Pakistan, Bangladesh can reunite, says Haryana CM Manohar Lal Khattar
Referring to the neighbouring countries, the CM said that in our country, a woman from the most backward section has become the President in a democratic manner, and that this was possible only in India.
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m.timesofindia.com
..........that shows the unabridgeable superiority of Islamic culture and civilisation over indian hindu culture and civilisation..........
He is nothing more than a clerk when it comes to foreign policyIslamabad:
Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has said that Pakistan wants to have "permanent peace" with India through dialogue as war is not an option for either of the countries to resolve the Kashmir issue, according to a media report on Saturday.
Speaking to a delegation of students from Harvard University, Mr Sharif said, also said that sustainable peace in the region was linked to the resolution of the Kashmir issue as per the UN resolutions, The News International newspaper reported.
"Pakistan resolves to maintain peace in the region, and that sustainable peace in the region was linked to the resolution of the Kashmir issue as per the UN resolutions," he said.
"We want permanent peace with India through dialogue as war is not an option for either of the countries," he was quoted as saying in the report.
Relations between India and Pakistan have often been strained over the Kashmir issue and cross-border terrorism emanating from Pakistan.
India has repeatedly told Pakistan that Jammu and Kashmir shall forever remain an integral part of the country.
India has said it desires normal neighbourly relations with Pakistan in an environment free of terror, hostility and violence.
During the interaction, Mr Sharif pointed out that Islamabad and New Delhi should have competition in trade, economy and improving the conditions of their people.
He said Pakistan was not an aggressor, but its nuclear assets and the trained army are deterrence, he said, adding that Islamabad spends on its military to protect their frontiers and not for aggression.
In response to a question about Pakistan's economy and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) programme, he said that the country's economic crisis stems from structural problems along with political instability in the recent decades.
He said the first few decades since the inception of Pakistan witnessed impressive growth across all sectors of the economy when there were plans, national will and the implementation mechanism to produce outcomes.
"Overtime, we lost the edge in sectors in which we were ahead. The lack of focus, energy and policy action led to reduction in national productivity," Sharif added.
Cash-starved Pakistan is facing growing economic challenges, with high inflation, sliding forex reserves, a widening current account deficit and a depreciating currency.
With the rising current account deficit at USD 13.2 billion in the first nine months and pressing external loan repayment requirements, Pakistan required financial assistance of USD 9-12 billion till June 2022 to avert further depletion of foreign currency reserves.
As Pakistan turned 75 on August 14, Mr Sharif wrote an essay in The Economist magazine in which he stated that the country in its adolescence, in the 1960s, brimmed with hope and promise as it had a date with destiny.
He said the nation was widely thought ready to "become the next Asian tiger". However, in 2022, Pakistan found itself mired in its latest economic crisis.
Meanwhile, the International Monetary Fund's executive board will meet on August 29 and is expected to approve a bailout package for Pakistan, including the pending disbursement of about USD 1.18 billion.
Want "Permanent Peace" With India, War Not An Option, Says Pak PM: Report
Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has said that Pakistan wants to have "permanent peace" with India through dialogue as war is not an option for either of the countries to resolve the Kashmir issue, according to a media report on Saturday.
Of course, there is a use for them, who else is going to defend DHA? Who else is going to subdue their own population, who else is going to throw their democratically elected government out at the behest of the US and others? So please do not say such words again. We need military with all its might.
