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as we know you usa are capable of nothing else and you are restricted by some harsh factors encountered also in all developed countries and some arrogant developing countries like korea, india and malaysia etc, the worker union, high labor, high material cost and low efficiency.you usa just run out of solution and you dont want to let your precious tech be transferred at a cost, what a waste!!! so you want others to sacrifice to make you...

Quote: Originally Posted by ejaz007 What ever the reason let me tell you one thing with growing Indian energy needs you need gas from whichever source you can get. Five years from now you will be cursing your government that they did not join the project that is if they decide to leave the project. Maybe, but what if we will be glad that we have not sunk our boots in some quicksand. to be honest either way is possible. so i think the jury is...

Quote: Originally Posted by rajeev Something is really wrong here, especially the line that is highlighted. Country Adult Literacy Rate Youth Literacy Rate China 91% (2000-2005) [4] 98.9% (2004)[5] India 66% (2000-2007)[6] 82% (2000-2007)[7] Nepal 44.0 62.7 Pakistan 56.2[8] 53.9 Sri Lanka 92.0 98.0 Bangladesh 41.1 49.7 Source: Literacy in India - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia I am not sure if I can have faith in the wiki source, but of...

Far from taking over as the engine of growth from an exhausted West, China is making matters worse. Its "beggar-thy-neighbour" policies continue to play havoc with global trade and risk tipping the world into a second leg of the Great Recession. "The inherent problems of the international economic system have not been fully addressed," said China's president Hu Jintao. Indeed not. China is still...

Jatrabari flyover construction to begin December Mustafizur Rahman The much-awaited construction of the Gulistan-Jatrabari fly-over will begin in December as the Awami League-led government has revived the Public-Private Partnership project, and it is likely to be completed in two years by a UAE-based construction company. The fly-over is expected to decrease traffic congestion in the city to a considerable extent. The LGRD and cooperatives...

UNICEF has the following numbers: Pakistan Youth (15–24 years) literacy rate, 2000–2007*, male 80% Youth (15–24 years) literacy rate, 2000–2007*, female 60% India Youth (15–24 years) literacy rate, 2000–2007*, male 87% Youth (15–24 years) literacy rate, 2000–2007*, female 77%

Quote: I am not certain about the '3 times cost' , but it will be mroe expensive to transport through Iran/Chabahar given that a connecting road from Afghanistan has to go around Pakistan to get there, increasing the distance. No doubt about it that it is going to be costly..Thats why i guess now its time for Pak to rethink about allowing her land route to India...Negotiate your concerns and india should address them...It is...

Quote: Originally Posted by bigmoneymaker and i forgot anyway hereby i should send my congratulations to great india for outbeating his rival in terms of billionaires wealth, though this may not be a good news . I'm eagerly waiting for your explanation for these words of marvelous wisdom.

Are they even going on with the construction, last time heard there were a lot of protests going on in gilgit, if so whens the completion date??

[quote] Quote: Originally Posted by Developereo I don't want to lecture you on basic economics. All physical resources are finite and there is always contention. Already there is contention over oil supplies with China making huge investments in Africa, which the West has all but ignored. Future areas of contention include water, uranium, and other minerals. The point remains the same no ones going to run a war on these issues as you were...