Mod you can move this to the jokes forum… 
India may emerge as super power: Deputy PM
Indian Deputy Prime Minister L. K. Advani Sunday said that given the upturn in the economy and other fast changes taking place in the country it was possible for India to emerge as a super power in the 21st century.
Abdali.... I can almost feel your pain.
Yeah agony agony agony too much agony.. :) Darn that mod!!! I asked to move it to jokes forum.
where will pakistan be in 2020?
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where will pakistan be in 2020?
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Mars :)
As far as i know from the reports of spirit rover there is no life on mars do u mean..........
India sure is looking good, even banks have now started outsourcing to India, and when banks start doing it, it highligts the security and economic trust they show in the country.
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Mars :)
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Great.That will solve all the world's problem.So Pakistan is going to Mars or all the Pakistanis.
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Yeah agony agony agony too much agony.. :) Darn that mod!!! I asked to move it to jokes forum.
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Why didn't you post it in the jokes forum at the start? Oh I get it...it would have been doubly painful if it had been shifted to BE.:)
Looks like some people are having 2020 vision for India. Will it come true? Watch this thread.
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Why didn't you post it in the jokes forum at the start? Oh I get it...it would have been doubly painful if it had been shifted to BE.:)
Looks like some people are having 2020 vision for India. Will it come true? Watch this thread.
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With 800 Million bhookas you bet ya... But then you can change the definition of "superpower" and there you have it India "The superpower" :)
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With 800 Million bhookas you bet ya... But then you can change the definition of "superpower" and there you have it India "The superpower" :)
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Are you sure about there being 800 mill bhookas? And don't the bhookas have some obligation to make their lives better by having smaller families?
You can't change a definition. You'll have to see if certain parameters fit. I'd be interested to know what you think makes a superpower.:)
Oh yes there are 800 mil bhookas and that is the every first criteria to get them out of poverty. By 2020 India will be almost 1.5B people… 
Answer is to create more rural jobs. Answer is to keep the economy booming and let the effects percolate from cities outward, creating satellite cities....and so on. India is being dragged down by these bhookas who can do nothing better than procreate.
Well you have 16 years to get rid of 800 mil bhookas you will meet the first condition. Don't forget the 400 mil you will add to the list.
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Well you have 16 years to get rid of 800 mil bhookas you will meet the first condition. Don't forget the 400 mil you will add to the list.
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Plus the 200 million more bhookas who will cross over from Pakistan into India looking for jobs/food.
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Plus the 200 million more bhookas who will cross over from Pakistan into India looking for jobs/food.
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By Indian math..LOL.....
sigh - why can't we send a few hundred mill bhookas to pakistan, land of milk and honey?
^ You already have ... Try UAE, Kuwait, Saudi, Muscat even Africa... LOL... I wonder why would they leave indian paradise for islamic hell...
Indians, Pakistanis lead UAE private sector jobs
DUBAI — Indian and Pakistani expatriates hold more than 70 per cent of private sector jobs in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), compared with just 10 per cent for Arabs, official figures showed yesterday.
“Asian nationals hold 87.1 per cent of jobs in the private sector, with Indians top of the list at 53.7 per cent followed by Pakistanis at 18 per cent,” the daily Al Ittihad said, citing Labour and Social Affairs Ministry figures.
This compared to 10.6 per cent of nationals from various Arab countries working in the private sector.
“The ministry is fully aware of the dominance of some nationalities in the private sector, and is trying to remedy this imbalance,” an unnamed official of the ministry told the paper.
The official said his ministry was hampered by the insistence of private firms on hiring Asians, particularly Indians, Pakistanis and Bangladeshis, “on grounds that they are less costly to import, take lower wages and are more productive and obedient.”
However, “the ministry has managed to stem the flood of Asian workers,” the official said, adding that Asian expatriates would have taken up more than 90 per cent of private sector jobs if employers had their way.
The UAE’s population stood at 3.754 million by end-2002, according to official figures.