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Who are you talking to ??? :unsure:

First, to Fiji, and then, to Gujju (as quoted). Read previous posts for context :)
 
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Gujju bete, f *ff or no, still no proof huhn.
We know you can write swear words. Showing off?

We are used to loser's like you who don't respect the kids, women or older folks on this thread.
  • Do you respect your Mom, your Dad, your sis, ... yourself?
Troll!
 
Thanks Bombay,

Anyone notice, Navi Mumbai went boom in no time, no Indian city has ever gone from 0-50 so fast!

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nice photos, Fiji, well except for the one with Lamerukh Khan in it. :dirol:

Would you consider adding the source of the photos you've posted, crediting the photographer and/or original poster? Many thanks.




ha ha

Since when did being chauffeured around in an S Klasse become a big deal, or even something to talk about? This guy (patentneer) is lame as they come, and I have to admit I'm starting to pity him a little :lol:

Sad, but true. There is unfortunately no dearth of "old boys" like this patentneer fellow out there whose only legacy will be that he got e-raped on pakdef by a bunch of people 15 years his juniors. He had no business getting personal with family n all...serves him right I guess. In any case, we all have better things to do, don't we now! :D
 
Sad, but true. There is unfortunately no dearth of "old boys" like this patentneer fellow out there whose only legacy will be that he got e-raped on pakdef by a bunch of people 15 years his juniors. He had no business getting personal with family n all...serves him right I guess. In any case, we all have better things to do, don't we now! :D

This is an example of a stereotypical village cheapskate whose family (probably) moved overseas back in the 60s/70s. Their offspring unfortunately, still think, talk, and hurl personal insults at strangers for no reason, like the generation before them. They're loud, abnoxious, definitely on the tacky side, and totally avoidable. It's funny how these second (or even first generation, by the sound of it) scumbags talk like filthy, low life South Asian politicians by constantly hitting below the belt and using words like "we" to make a point.

It would've been all good had this roadside garbage dump not opened up the floodgates by bringing family into it.
 
Sad, but true. There is unfortunately no dearth of "old boys" like this patentneer fellow out there whose only legacy will be that he got e-raped on pakdef by a bunch of people 15 years his juniors. He had no business getting personal with family n all...serves him right I guess. In any case, we all have better things to do, don't we now! :D

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Gujju, you have use words like bitch, f**k, garbage, now rape.
  • Anyone would listen to alternate or even dissenting views if they are grounded in facts, if they are defended with conviction, and supported with concrete evidence. Abusing a stranger on an internet thread and dragging in your mumma, puppa; wtf kiddo? Did you not even get basic manners from them, or are you all alike?
Architectecture, a gentle reminder of what we were on.

Interestingly, re: your knocking of H. Contractor, you never came up with proof, ever.
You instead dragged pappa in. Still no proof.

All your expletives later; consistent bs, abuse, avoiding topic ... consistent proof, Not !

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'China wants to invest in India to produce computers, TV sets'
- Last updated on: March 20, 2014 19:10 IST

China wants to step up its investment in India to produce personal computers, Internet equipment, cell phones and televisions, Chinese Vice-Minister for Industry and Information Technology, Yang Xueshan, has said. China is willing to encourage Chinese companies to invest in Indian industrial parks to produce personal computers, Internet equipment, cell phones and televisions, he said.

"We also suggest the two countries set up a communication mechanism between governments, enterprises and social groups," Yang was quoted as saying by the state run China Daily in Beijing on Thursday. Besides pushing China to open up its markets for the lucrative Indian products like IT and Pharmaceuticals to offset $35 billion trade deficit in the $66.5 billion bilateral trade last year, India is urging China to step up investments in India. India has offered to open special technology parks for China. Chinese official teams have already visited few locations in India and a decision was expected to be taken by Beijing after the Lok Sabha polls in May.

Yang’s comments regarding investments to produce computer hardware comes in the back of Chinese leaders' repeated calls for integrating India’s software with China’s hardware prowess to dominate the global markets. In brief chat with Indian media on the sidelines of the SED, Yang denied any impediments for Indian IT firms entering the Chinese markets saying other companies are also getting contracts. But Deputy Chairman of Planning Commission Montek Singh Ahluwalia, who headed the Indian delegation at the SED, said Chinese government could push a bit to get its state owned industry to open up more for Indian software firms.
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(c) rediff @ 'China wants to invest in India to produce computers, TV sets' - Rediff.com Business
 
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Any ideas about Tier 2 Indi cities?

I say Bang., and Hyd. are 3-5 yrs. only from joining Cal. and Chennai, and 5-7 from Delhi/Mumbai. while Pune etc are well on their way.

Check :
36 cities that will shape India's future
- 36 cities that will shape India's future - Rediff.com Business

I'd bet on Tier 2 India, it's set for a bull run. Kanpur was surprising re; comeback.

Re: below, I'm elated with this project, it breaks the mould and sets the legal, financial etc. template for many more to follow.
 
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Gujju, you have use words like bitch, f**k, garbage, now rape.
  • Anyone would listen to alternate or even dissenting views if they are grounded in facts, if they are defended with conviction, and supported with concrete evidence. Abusing a stranger on an internet thread and dragging in your mumma, puppa; wtf kiddo? Did you not even get basic manners from them, or are you all alike?
Architectecture, a gentle reminder of what we were on.

Interestingly, re: your knocking of H. Contractor, you never came up with proof, ever.
You instead dragged pappa in. Still no proof.

All your expletives later; consistent bs, abuse, avoiding topic ... consistent proof, Not !

---xxx---

'China wants to invest in India to produce computers, TV sets'
- Last updated on: March 20, 2014 19:10 IST

China wants to step up its investment in India to produce personal computers, Internet equipment, cell phones and televisions, Chinese Vice-Minister for Industry and Information Technology, Yang Xueshan, has said. China is willing to encourage Chinese companies to invest in Indian industrial parks to produce personal computers, Internet equipment, cell phones and televisions, he said.

"We also suggest the two countries set up a communication mechanism between governments, enterprises and social groups," Yang was quoted as saying by the state run China Daily in Beijing on Thursday. Besides pushing China to open up its markets for the lucrative Indian products like IT and Pharmaceuticals to offset $35 billion trade deficit in the $66.5 billion bilateral trade last year, India is urging China to step up investments in India. India has offered to open special technology parks for China. Chinese official teams have already visited few locations in India and a decision was expected to be taken by Beijing after the Lok Sabha polls in May.

Yang’s comments regarding investments to produce computer hardware comes in the back of Chinese leaders' repeated calls for integrating India’s software with China’s hardware prowess to dominate the global markets. In brief chat with Indian media on the sidelines of the SED, Yang denied any impediments for Indian IT firms entering the Chinese markets saying other companies are also getting contracts. But Deputy Chairman of Planning Commission Montek Singh Ahluwalia, who headed the Indian delegation at the SED, said Chinese government could push a bit to get its state owned industry to open up more for Indian software firms.
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(c) rediff @ 'China wants to invest in India to produce computers, TV sets' - Rediff.com Business



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