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yes 
democracy where people tell everyone we’re democracy, so we’re good guys. a democracy where legislaters are caught on camera accepting bribes to buy a new white dhooti. a democracy where mass graves are found. a democracy that has occupied asam and kasmir. a democracy where monkeys and cows roam the streets. a democracy whose a$$ was walloped by chinese so badly in 1962 that they’re still 
. hence china needs watching. india is a democracy.
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chinese are kaffirs so why are pakistanis always defending them like they are there brothers? can kaffir be member of ummah as well?
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Bachoo, China and India need US to prosper and vice versa. India is a natural ally for US in the region (as far economic development is concerned). It is all good for the region...What Pakistan needs to do is get over the "blind" hatred for India and study how India turned its economy around....
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I still don't trust the indian economy shinning! i don't see it shining when i was in india. It seems to me and to most of the people all over the world that the indian economy only shines on paper. They have pathetic roads in india. Bad infrastructure. power cuts anytime when it rains, and no warning in advance. i was told that a construction of a flyover in kolkata started at two ends, eventually the construction stopped because the flyover could not meet at the middle section. Then you still have cows walking in the main streets of Bangalore.
BTW i don't have a blind hatred for India. I only state the facts.
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Jason, Ni shi Zhonguoren ma? Ni shi dzai nar?
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Jason & Blitzkrieg 都 增很 印度。
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yindian ren means native american indian. You got your indian mixed up.
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Agreed! China and Bharat are utterly dependent on the US. Without those big-margin big-volume exports to the US, these tigers will turn to pussy-cats in a jiffy. I see these ex-commies turned neo-libs, orgasming on the thoughts of Sino-US cold war a la Ruskie-US tussle of the 1950s.
I beg to disagree. It is not the “blind hatred” that hurts us. Rather it is “blind association” with Bharat that dooms Pak. Let me explain.
Pak people and Bharatis may look the same and may share their “daal-chawal” (lintels and rice). However similarities end pretty much at that stage. Pak and Bharat have their strengths unique to their general population.
For the last 350 years, Bharati South and East have supplied accountants to the West. Due to the age of computer, those accountancy services have turned to back-office support. This is how Bharatis are bringing home the $$$.
For the past 2 centuries, Pakistan’s dominant North have supplied military service to the West. It used to be in the form of direct jobs in Western police and army. After 1947, it has turned into Pakistani military supporting Western interests. This is how Pakistanis bring home the $$$.
Speaking of Chinese, they have been providing “manufacturing services” to US and UK for the past 300 years.
So in conclusion, Bharatis will make money depending on the number of “office support” contracts with US and UK.
Yes! Pakistanis will make money, depending on the number of “defense support” contracts with US and UK.
This is what we call “core competency” of a group.
In summary anyone may earn money from many areas, but most of their income will be based on the core competency.
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trade benefits both countries
At present, the New Delhi-based HCL Technologies is providing navigation and data control software for Boeing’s latest 787 Dreamliner.
Air India’s order consists of 23 Boeing 777s, including eight Boeing 777-200 LR (longer range) Worldliners and 15 777-300 ERs (extended range), and 27 787-8 Boeing Dreamliners. Besides, Air India Express, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Air India, will receive 18 Boeing 737-800s.
Boeing to outsource $1.9bn to India
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China Exports - $762 billion
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060111/ap_on_bi_ge/china_trade
India Exports - only $80 billion
No wonder India is watching China. 
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China sees India as partner
The director of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army Yang Yi said the Chinese Navy is happy to see the Indian Navy develop.
The Hindu newspaper reported Friday that China can cooperate with the Indian Navy in dealing with the traditional and non-traditional security threats to play important, active, and positive role in the region.
"There is no political barrier, no political obstacle, "Yi said while referring to the possibilities of a joint Sino-India Naval exercises.
http://www.upi.com/InternationalIntelligence/view.php?StoryID=20060106-043057-7399r
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shi, woh shi zhong guo ren. simo? oh.. am from guang dong province. ni shi bu shi pakistani?
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Wo bu shi Pakistani, Wo shi Indu. Wo de nu pengyou shi dzai shenzen, guangdong. Ni shuo de yingwan hen hao. Wo dzai Meguo, hopefully will be in China in a couple of years. Many Chinese study and work in India. Here are some photos of Chinese studentsgoing through their training in India.
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More ships for the PLAN to sink in any future war!
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China Forex reserves - $819 billion.
http://edition.cnn.com/2006/BUSINESS/01/15/china.reserves.reut/index.html
India Forex reserves - only $143 billion.
http://www.blonnet.com/2006/01/11/stories/2006011102310600.htm
As I said India should carry on watching China and learn. 
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India is where China was 10 years ago. It opened its economy in '91 like China did in '76. I am sure India is watching and learning from the Chinese progress. More economic data about India and Chinacan be found at the CIA website.
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How ironic coming from an Indian. How many Sikhs are on death-row in India? how many without a trial? How many muslims were burnt alive?
Its also hardly a democracy. 
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India only pretends to be a democracy. A democracy with a caste system.
Whether China needs watching or not, the 1962 skirmishes show that India is incapable of the job.
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shi shi ni. ni de guo yi hen hao. i know, my dad was among the team when the chinese premier visited india, yes one of the famous chinese company is also in india called “huawei”. hope you heard about it. we all had a good dinner with all the huawei staffs which was sponsored by the chinese government in bangalore. so you are from US? what are you doing in america?