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Why 1962 will not be repeated

Dude, you laugh has gone now.:) What happened? China cannot divert Brahmaputra not because it doesnt want to, but because
its highly expensive and geographically unreal. Grow up, we expect mature debates from our Chinese friends. :)

Maybe you Indian think that divert Brahmaputra is highly expensive and geographically unreal but not according to Chinese

"Wang Guangqian of Tsinghua University's State Key Laboratory of Hydroscience and Engineering, have argued that the diversion project was feasible with recent technological advancements. "...see the rest of the link

China rules out Brahmaputra diversion
The Hindu : News / International : China rules out Brahmaputra diversion
 
Not only high IQ but also 4xtime your economy, millitarly 15 years ahead, infrastructure 15 years ahead, and the rest is 25 years ahead

Totally wrong perception of data. Let me go about on points.

1. Military: Its one thing if US says the same to India. But not China. What aircrafts, submarines or other equipments you have
that we dont have to counter. Even in case of J 20 by that time we'll have PAKFA.So, its more of a quantity advantage not
quality. And as time progresses, alongwith economic growth, we will bridge the gap. Also, consider the threats that China has more borders to secure than India.

2. IQ: Associated with economic and especially middle class growth. Compare the South Indian IQ average with that of China.
What bogs India down is N.India and as economic development comes to the north and NE. The average will grow,

3. Economy and Infra: You have a larger economy and better infra cause you opened economy in 1978. India in 1991, but the
fact that even with such Infra India posts high growth is commendable.Consider the fact India is still not half the open economy
China is. So, in future there are high chances India will close the gap.

4 Rest- There is no rest which is 25 years ahead :)

Hopefully put in perspective.:)
 
Maybe you Indian think that divert Brahmaputra is highly expensive and geographically unreal but not according to Chinese

"Wang Guangqian of Tsinghua University's State Key Laboratory of Hydroscience and Engineering, have argued that the diversion project was feasible with recent technological advancements. "...see the rest of the link

China rules out Brahmaputra diversion
The Hindu : News / International : China rules out Brahmaputra diversion

Oh dude, have had enough with you. Well i would advise India to look for other options since you are hell bent in diverting Brahmaputra :)All the best
 
haha ... so do you think you know more than a renowned Chinese scholar .. i wonder why he gave this statement :) ... poor little egoistic dragons.. High IQ i guess... :)

Buddhism only became part of the Chinese culture, since we are never a 100% Buddhist nation like Thailand.
 
Totally wrong perception of data. Let me go about on points.

3. Economy and Infra: You have a larger economy and better infra cause you opened economy in 1978. India in 1991, but the
fact that even with such Infra India posts high growth is commendable.Consider the fact India is still not half the open economy
China is. So, in future there are high chances India will close the gap.

Actually, China and India had a similar GDP in 1990. Our earlier reforms only affected a few small regions, it only went nation-wide in 1990, and our GDP's were about the same in that year. Basically, we started from the same place.

As for the rest, you should read this article:

Comparing India and China: Chasing the dragon | The Economist

The lag in social progress is much longer. A child’s odds of surviving past their fifth birthday are as bad in India today as they were in China in the 1970s.
 
as China grows older.. and India becomes younger... WORLD is betting on India... let us see whose side TIME is..


India is becoming younger or another Malthusian Crisis boiling?
 
Buddhism only became part of the Chinese culture, since we are never a 100% Buddhist nation like Thailand.

better tell that too your Chinese scholar... in Taiwan ... they have build statue of him.. so I guess pretty knowledgeable guy he was ...

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India is becoming younger or another Malthusian Crisis boiling?

now that is a pakistani problem... check how high fertility rate your country have...
 
Oh dude, have had enough with you. Well i would advise India to look for other options since you are hell bent in diverting Brahmaputra :)All the best

As I repeat...why 1962 will not be repeated...becauce we have better way to deal with India : water
 
as China grows older.. and India becomes younger... WORLD is betting on India... let us see whose side TIME is..

Actually China will alter the OCP, what good is it when you have an illiterate population thats far to big to sustain ? If the world is betting on india why is india not bailing out the EU or the USA ? Time is something we have, for India time is ticking like a bomb.
 
Actually, China and India had a similar GDP in 1990. Our earlier reforms only affected a few small regions, it only went nation-wide in 1990, and our GDP's were about the same in that year. Basically, we started from the same place.

As for the rest, you should read this article:

Comparing India and China: Chasing the dragon | The Economist

You have put a good point. But the argument that India China had same GDPs or India in some point in history was the largest
economy of the world, does'nt justify. We have to remember that India in influence of USSR was leaned towards socialism and
is even today in some areas.

But there are certain advantages India has even though China is 3 times our economy. These include the fact that India
is not even close to an open economy status that China is. India still doesnt have the infra that China has. But the fact India
is clocking high growth rates is heartening. Apart from that the India demographic boom is about to start. All these factors will
help Indian growth rate.

Just 3 days back Ernst and Young in their report forecasted India to be the fastest growing economy in 2013. These state the
trust the world has on Indian economy and its future.
 
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