India Pakistan Comparison 2010
Pakistan’s KSE-100 stock index surged 55% in 2009, a year that also saw the South Asian nation wracked by increased violence and its state institutions described by various media talking heads as being on the verge of collapse. Even more surprising is the whopping 825% increase in KSE-100 from 1999 to 2009, which makes it a significantly better performer than the BRIC nations.
A familiar yardstick often used to measure progress of a nation is its energy consumption. Per capita energy consumption in Pakistan is estimated at 14.2 million Btu, which is much higher than Bangladesh’s 5 million BTUs per capita but slightly less than India’s 15.9 million BTU per capita energy consumption. However, South Asia’s per capita energy consumption is only a fraction of other industrializing economies in Asia region such as China (56.2 million BTU), Thailand (58 million BTU) and Malaysia (104 million BTU), according to the US Dept of Energy 2006 report. To put it in perspective, the world average per capita energy use is about 65 million BTUs and the average American consumes 352 million BTUs. With 40% of the Pakistani households that have yet to receive electricity, and only 18% of the households that have access to pipeline gas, the energy sector is expected to play a critical role in economic and social development. With this growth comes higher energy consumption and stronger pressures on the country’s energy resources. At present, natural gas and oil supply the bulk (80 percent) of Pakistan’s energy needs. However, the consumption of those energy sources vastly exceeds the supply. For instance, Pakistan currently produces only 18.3 percent of the oil it consumes, fostering a dependency on imports that places considerable strain on the country’s financial position. On the other hand, hydro and coal are perhaps underutilized today, as Pakistan has ample potential supplies of both.
Pakistan’s KSE-100 stock index surged 55% in 2009, a year that also saw the South Asian nation wracked by increased violence and its state institutions described by various media talking heads as being on the verge of collapse. Even more surprising is the whopping 825% increase in KSE-100 from 1999 to 2009, which makes it a significantly better performer than the BRIC nations. BRIC darling China has actually underperformed its peers, rising only 150 percent compared with energy-rich Brazil (520 percent) and Russia (326 percent) or well-regulated India (274 percent), which some investors see as a safer and more diverse bet compared with the Chinese equity market, which is dominated by bank stocks.
Here are some more recent comparative indicators:
One out of every three illiterate adults in the world is an Indian, according to UNESCO. Pakistan stands fourth in the world in terms of illiterate adult population, after India, China and Bangladesh.
One out of very two hungry persons in the world is an Indian, according to World Food Program. Pakistan fares significantly better than India on the hunger front.
Poverty:
Population living under $1.25 a day – India: 41.6% Pakistan: 22.6% Source: UNDP
The reason for higher levels of poverty in India in spite of its rapid economic growth is the growing rich-poor disparity. Gini index measuring rich-poor gap for India is at 36, higher than Pakistan’s 30. Gini index is defined as a ratio with values between 0 and 100: A low Gini index indicates more equal income or wealth distribution, while a high Gini index indicates more unequal distribution. Zero corresponds to perfect equality (everyone having exactly the same income) and 100 corresponds to perfect inequality (where one person has all the income, while everyone else has zero income).
Nutrition:
Underweight Children Under Five (in percent) Pakistan 38% India 46% Source: UNICEF
Health:
Life expectancy at birth (years), 2007 India: 63.4 Pakistan: 66.2 Source: HDR2009
Education:
Youth (15–24 years) literacy rate, 2000 to 2007, male Pakistan: 80% India 87% Source: UNICEF
Youth (15–24 years) literacy rate, 2000 to 2007, female Pakistan 60% India 77% Source: UNICEF
Economics:
GDP per capita (US$), 2008 Pak:$1000-1022 India $1017-1100
Child Protection:
Child marriage under 15-years ; 1998–2007*, total Pakistan – 32% India – 47% Source: UNICEF
Under-5 mortality rate per 1000 live births (2007), Value Pakistan – 90 India 72 Source: UNICEF
Let us conclude with an excerpt from a British writer William Dalrymple’s article, published on 14 August, 2007 in The Guardian:
“On the ground, of course, the reality is different and first-time visitors to Pakistan are almost always surprised by the country’s visible prosperity. There is far less poverty on show in Pakistan than in India, fewer beggars, and much less desperation. In many ways the infrastructure of Pakistan is much more advanced: there are better roads and airports, and more reliable electricity. Middle-class Pakistani houses are often bigger and better appointed than their equivalents in India.
Moreover, the Pakistani economy is undergoing a construction and consumer boom similar to India’s, with growth rates of 7%, and what is currently the fastest-rising stock market in Asia. You can see the effects everywhere: in new shopping centers and restaurant complexes, in the hoardings for the latest laptops and iPods, in the cranes and building sites, in the endless stores selling mobile phones: in 2003 the country had fewer than three million cellphone users; today there are almost 50 million.”
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This is true Rising and shining Pakistan Even though we are having many Indian terrorists in our Pak sar zameen.
In coming future cow piss lovers Economy will go very down, And hindu piss lovers wud bow there head down to shiv cena for help BLOODY Cheap Nation
not true. this article is written by a pork eater. Pak economy is crumbling and is expected to fail soon
http://blogs.ft.com/beyond-brics/2010/04/30/india-to-generate-more-multinationals-than-china-report/
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/4964934.stm
this type of comment by a celebrity of Pakistan very clearly reflects the cheap and non-cooperative nature of Pakistan. Their betrayal atitude is hidden to no one. They are the ones who support and encourage Terrorists be it for Kasab or any other such from pakistani’s country land. The step of Shiv sena reflects that we are not weak. Although we all criticize them because we are peace lovers…..
u damn.
and plz dont insult us by comparing us with pakistan.
India is a powerful nation with 5000 years history that plays an important role in international affairs and forums like BRIC, G20, etc.
Foreign experts usually watch and compare india and china. not pakistan. I can show u many links where they prove that indian economic model is more stable than China’s
I know that this article hit u hard
yes it has. i feel really sorry for u guys. painting false pictures to make urselves feel good.
which history u r talking about last 1100 years is our history since last 5000 years you never be united accept so called Ashoka period. We muslim made you united and now hatered with muslims makes u united.
R u making jet fighter we are making, your nuclear power is a airbubble, your missiles are nothing and talking about economy.
Your economy based on call centres only. its from your own media. you have world largest slum in mumbai is this your growth…..
the 5000 years included the indus valley civilization. India was never united until the British came. Please dont think highly of musim rulers. most of them were sadistic and forcefully converted indians to islam. (including u).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Persecution_of_Hindus
just because u guys hate hindus does not mean indians hate muslims. Unlike u we are taught to respect all relegions(some do not learn)
JF17 is mostly chinese made. and its so bad that PLAAF are not inducting it.
our economy is based on agricultrr, BPOs, IT companies, outsourcing, car manufacturing, etc. we also have the most richest people in the world
Here, read something about the IAF.
RIP, MiG-21
April 27, 2010: India has finally made it official, its troublesome fleet of MiG-21 fighters are being phased out. The 121 that were recently upgraded, will all be retired in seven years. The other 85 will be out of service in two years. India operates the largest fleet of MiG-21s, although China has even more of their MiG-21 clones, the J-7 in service. China still exports J-7s, but is rapidly retiring the ones remaining in Chinese service. Over 10,000 Mig-21s and J-7s have been produced in the last sixty years, making this the most widely manufactured jet fighter of the last century (during World War II, there were several propeller driven fighters that were produced in greater numbers.) The MiG-21 looked fearsome, but it was a bust in combat, getting shot down more often than not.
During 1966-84, India built 658 MiG-21s. Over half those aircraft were lost to accidents. This got worse as the aircraft got older. India lost 250 MiG-21s to accidents between 1991 and 2003. When consulted, Russia pointed out that India had insisted on manufacturing many of the spare parts needed to keep MiG-21s operational, and many of these parts were not manufactured to Russian specifications. While Russia does not have a reputation for making the highest quality equipment, their standards are often higher than India’s. It’s no secret that much of the military equipment made in India is pretty shabby by world standards.
Most of the 110 pilots lost in these MiG-21 accidents were new pilots, which pointed out another problem. India has long put off buying jet trainers. New pilots go straight from propeller driven trainer aircraft, to high performance jets like the MiG-21. This is made worse by the fact that the MiG-21 has always been a tricky aircraft to fly. That, in addition to it being an aircraft dependent on one, low quality, engine, makes it more understandable why so many MiGs were lost. And a lot were lost.
The MiG-21 problems were overcome by 2006, a year in which no MiG-21s were lost. India improved maintenance, spare parts quality and pilot training to the point that the aircraft was no longer considered the most dangerous fighter to fly. But they were more expensive to keep in safe flying condition. So now all are headed for retirement.
That introduces another problem, the MiG-21 replacement. Currently, India is determined that this will be the locally developed jet fighter, the LCA (Light Combat Aircraft, now called Tejas). There have been a lot of development problems, and mass production (at least 20 aircraft a year) won’t begin until 2012. Or at least that’s the plan. For over two decades, India has been trying to design, develop and manufacture its own “lightweight fighter” (the LCA/Tejas). The project has been a major disaster.
The U.S. F-16 is probably the premier “lightweight fighter” in service, and entered wide service about the time India began thinking about creating their own. Both the F-16 (at least the earlier models), and the LCA, weigh about twelve tons. But the F-16 is a high performance aircraft, with a proven combat record, while the LCA is sort of an improved Mirage/MiG-21 type aircraft. Not too shabby, and it is cheap (about half the cost of an F-16). Also, for all this time, money and grief, India has made its aviation industry a bit more capable and mature.
When work began in the mid-1980s, it was believed that the aircraft would be ready for flight testing by 1990. A long list of technical delays resulted in that first flight taking place in 2001. Corners had to be cut to make this happen, for the LCA was originally designed to use the Indian built Kaveri engine. For a jet fighter, the engine is the most complex part of the aircraft, and the Kaveri has had its share of setbacks. Fortunately, there was an American engine, the GE 404, that fit the LCA, and could be used as a stop-gap. The Kaveri engine has been ordered for the first production aircraft. The American engine has been used in the meantime, for the prototypes.
For all this, India only plans to buy 200-300 LCAs, mainly to replace its aging MiG-21s. Export prospects are dim, given all the competition out there (especially for cheap, second-hand F-16s). The delays have led the air force to look around for a hundred or so new aircraft (or even used F-16s) to fill the gap between elderly MiG-21s falling apart, and the arrival of the new LCAs. However, two decades down the road, the replacement for the LCA will probably be a more competitive, and timely, aircraft. The main purpose of the LCA program was not to produce a suitable replacement for the MiG-21, but to help build an Indian warplane industry. In this, it succeeded.
The LCA was not the first attempt to produce an Indian jet fighter. The HF-24 was an earlier attempt at developing a modern fighter. Designed by Kurt Tank (who also designed the German FW-190 and Ta-152 during World War II), the HF-24 was a failure because India could not develop a powerful enough engine. Thus the 147 HF-24s built, served from the 1960s, to the 1980s, as a ground attack aircraft.
thanks
there isn’t any insult but o yes there is insult after comparison because after this you realized that you are the poor people,poor country and having all the gay armed forces. they have only a gun but we have gun as well as a heart which always says to die for our country, and we will. mind it mr nik. and by the way your name is also saying this that you are minor in front of us.
answer to nik
the website link given was Last Updated: Tuesday, 2 May 2006, 12:40 GMT 13:40 UK
so any changes u see regarding afghan gorder, tribal areas etc….
India among worst places to become a mother: Survey
Despite progress in reducing maternal mortality, India is in the unenviable position of 73rd out of 77 middle-income countries rated by the new ‘Save the Children’ report for the ‘best place to be a mother’. The State of the World’s Mothers 2010 report released on Monday assesses countries on access to education, economic opportunities and maternal and child healthcare.
The Mother’s Index highlighted in the report is based on an analysis of indicators of women’s and children’s health and well-being. Despite progress in reducing maternal mortality and child mortality, India still ranks first out of 12 countries that account for two-thirds of under-five and maternal deaths in the world.
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This is a case of two beggars fighting over who is better than the other. I am from India and yes, it is undeniable that we have abject poverty, misgovernance, etc. However, from what is reported in the Pakistani media, things arent any better on the other side. Both countries need to just get along – I am not saying they have to be the best of friends – just get along and focus on alleviating the condition of the masses. Our politiicians have very comfortably stepped into the role of the British. They are truly ruling us, not providing governance. If I had to guess, the ruling elite on both sides of the border has enough money stashed away in Swiss accounts to help life millions out of poverty. Shame on the leaders of both nations and shame on the idiots who parade this data with pride to show who is better.
Hey pls don’t collect data from CIA fact book or UNPD….They are not as relibal as World Bank or IMF.I think their is no comparision between india oand pakistani economy.Both in HDI(human development index) and standard of living India is better(wikipedia) which consider all the above facts.
Hey pls don’t collect data from CIA fact book or UNPD….They are not as relibal as World Bank or IMF.I think their is no comparision between india oand pakistani economy.Both in HDI(human development index) and standard of living India is better(wikipedia) which consider all the above facts.
Now worry about the flood(2010) situation in pakistan instead of giving 10 years old statictics.
The present choatic situation of paksitan proves the failure of the government. Although pakistan is gifted with all types natural services, still the masses are living in misery. Pakistan is very young country as it’s been around for 63 years as an independent nation. If we look at the economy of this country, 45% are farmers and 55% are engaged in all kinds of services and industries. Pakistan is one of the world largest producers of cotton. There is a strong textile industry throughout the country. It is an overwhelmingly Islamic country yet a democratic state. On the one hand around 40% children do not go to schools but at the same time there are segments of population highly educated. Pakistan has produced Silicon Valley IT experts, doctors, engineers and bankers who are working all around the world including Europe and America. There are more than 20 thousands doctors working in United States of America. Having said that, pakistan has the potential to be developed nation but the problem lies on the leadership side. For the prosperity, it is necessary to respect the merit and eradicate corruption. But again the question rises that how would this happen and who is going to take initiative. The answer to this question is unknown.
Hey washim..
It sounds very good that you are patriotic but you should not be blind and biased if you ae seeking the truth… you might be the good produce of cotton but still your textile industries ae far behind Inidians.. Lee , Wangler and other international brands have outsourced thier poduction to indian comaies like arvind mills .. and they ae expoted worldwide… what else industry or brand you have that ae known internationally . India has many like TATA , INFOSYS ,RELIANCE , WIPRO , SUZLON etc….we have good base of R n D .microsoft , google , Airbus , GE …(the list goes on) have set up thier RnD cente in india beacause of the liberal economy and huge talent pool. you talk about the democracy in your country..c’mon come out of the fallacy.. see the link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democracy_Index . India stands 39th and Pakistan 105th inDemocracy index ranking.. who told you that pakiastan has produced silicon valley IT experts . give me a name who is associated with any of a big IT companies in silicon valley . we have numerous like Vinod Dham (intel procession ) , Sabir Bhati (hotmail ), Vinod Khosla (SUN ) , Kumar Mahadeva (Cognizant Technologies) …..We have many scientists in other aeas like NASA , MEDICAL etc..so try to wake up and think unbiased ..your country needs a good governamce and the changing the paranoid of india attitude .. Inidans are known globally for our reason (good or bad) but you are known as anti-indians..so please change the attitude …
Most of the time it remains as a burning question in the western media ; are Pakistan’s nuclear assets safe. West keeps insisting that Pakistan’s nukes are vulnerable and they might fall into the hands of militants. But when it comes to the state of affairs of Indian nukes west, west keep its eyes wide shut. Most of India’s top nuclear and missile facilities are located in the extremely Nexal terrorists struck districts of India, located deep down in the Red Corridor. What if red corridor? It is the area which India has declared as unstable , ungoverned and highly fragile in security terms. There are some 51 districts that are very badly hit by the rebels while the total number of rebel struck districts remains around 164, ranging from Dehradhun to Kerala. This shows how much the Indian nukes are vulnerable against the rebels. This state of affairs in the direction India’s naked nukes clearly proves that Indian Nuclear arsenal and the entire nuclear infrastructure is much, much more fragile and vulnerable to fall in the hands of militants and extremists than that of Pakistan’s. But western media seems to be dumb on this situation. Had it be in Pakistan, west would highlight this as an international security threat. This sort of attitude puts question mark to the partiality of the western media.
no need to think about the security indian nukes . Indian govt is far more stable , organizedand matured
.. try to think on your nukes.
u pak people never change. first u people should know what pak position in the world.
even small countries like srilanka, nepal doing good job and hve respect across the world.
To be frank u pak people can say that u r from pakistan and u r proud on that.
when comparing to INDIA PAK did nt reach even 5% in any field except war instruments.
Just go and check what INDIA is doing in IT field,automobile ,telecom , space ,hospitality, entertainment, medical, most impotently business across the world.
u PAK people hve been surviving yourself by begging money from UAE, USA,……. since 1947. Pak has small population and has large land area (density)whn compare to india.
u PAK people can do much better thn INDIA but wht PAK did nothing except forming terrorism and taking innocent people life across the world.
Recently US president obama visited india and removed trade barrier becz of that US citizens getting 65000 jobs. YES WE INDIANS HAVE GIVEN 65000 JOBS TO USA CITIZENS WHERE AS PAK STILL BEGGING DOLLARS FROM USA.
How Does Pakistan Compare with India?
June 1, 2010 by KashifHKhan
A number of my fellow Pakistanis variously label me as a “Hindu lover”, a “RAW agent”, and a “Western infidel” on account of my views. I humbly request them to read the article quoted below by noted Pakistani business analyst, Dr. Farrukh Saleem, on the spectacular rise of India.
Dr. Saleem describes India’s: (a) ongoing transformation into an economic giant; (b) stellar record of stable parliamentary democracy; (c) world-class scientific and technological talent; and (d) contributions to mankind’s progress. More importantly, he explains the reasons Pakistanis have failed to progress despite being identical – yes, identical – to Indians: (1) inability to elect national leaders, (2) focus on destruction of another nation as opposed to construction of their country; and (3) obsession with religion and religious wars.
[Here is what is happening in India; Dr Farrukh Saleem; Capital suggestion; Nov 8, 2009; Excerpts; Copy and Paste]
Here’s what is happening in India: The two Ambani brothers can buy 100 percent of every company listed on the Karachi Stock Exchange (KSE) and would still be left with $30 billion to spare. The four richest Indians can buy up all goods and services produced over a year by 169 million Pakistanis and still be left with $60 billion to spare. The four richest Indians are now richer than the forty richest Chinese. In November, Bombay Stock Exchange’s benchmark Sensex flirted with 20,000 points.
As a consequence, Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance Industries became a $100 billion company (the entire KSE is capitalized at $65 billion). Mukesh owns 48 percent of Reliance. In November, comes Neeta’s birthday. Neeta turned forty-four three weeks ago. Look what she got from her husband as her birthday present: A sixty-million dollar jet with a custom fitted master bedroom, bathroom with mood lighting, a sky bar, entertainment cabins, satellite television, wireless communication and a separate cabin with game consoles. Neeta is Mukesh Ambani’s wife, and Mukesh is not India’s richest but the second richest. Mukesh is now building his new home, Residence Antillia. At a cost of $1 billion this would be the most expensive home on the face of the planet.
In 2004, India became the 3rd most attractive foreign direct investment destination. Pakistan wasn’t even in the top 25 countries.
In 2004, the United Nations, the representative body of 192 sovereign member states, had requested the Election Commission of India to assist the UN in the holding elections in Al Jumhuriyah al Iraqiyah and Dowlat-e Eslami-ye Afghanistan. Why the Election Commission of India and not the Election Commission of Pakistan? After all, Islamabad is closer to Kabul than is Delhi.
Imagine, 12 percent of all American scientists are of Indian origin; 38 percent of doctors in America are Indian; 36 percent of NASA scientists are Indians; 34 percent of Microsoft employees are Indians; and 28 percent of IBM employees are Indians.
For the record: Sabeer Bhatia created and founded Hotmail. Sun Microsystems was founded by Vinod Khosla. The Intel Pentium processor, that runs 90 percent of all computers, was fathered by Vinod K Dham. Rajiv Gupta co-invented Hewlett Packard’s E-speak project. Four out of ten Silicon Valley start-ups are run by Indians. Bollywood produces 800 movies per year and six Indian ladies have won Miss Universe/Miss World titles over the past 10 years.
For the record: Azim Premji, the richest Muslim entrepreneur on the face of the planet, was born in Bombay and now lives in Bangalore. India now has more than three dozen billionaires; Pakistan has none (not a single dollar billionaire) .
The other amazing aspect is the rapid pace at which India is creating wealth. In 2002, Dhirubhai Ambani, Mukesh and Anil Ambani’s father, left his two sons a fortune worth $2.8 billion. In 2007, their combined wealth stood at $94 billion. On 29 October 2007, as a result of the stock market rally and the appreciation of the Indian rupee, Mukesh became the richest person in the world, with net worth climbing to US$63.2 billion (Bill Gates, the richest American, stands at around $56 billion).
Indians and Pakistanis have the same Y-chromosome haplogroup. We have the same genetic sequence and the same genetic marker (namely: M124). We have the same DNA molecule, the same DNA sequence. Our culture, our traditions and our cuisine are all the same. We watch the same movies and sing the same songs. What is it that Indians have and we don’t? Indians elect their leaders!And also to mention: They think of construction of own nation, unlike other nations who are just concerned with destruction of others.
Simple answer why Indians fare better than Pakistanis: They don’t focus on religion and neither do they spend time and money in devising ways to kill their own and everyone else over religion.
Let India and Pakistan be friends, the people of both countries love peace. Let us build our countries for the betterment of human beings, and not fight each other. Let God bless both countries abundantly.
Bachi.. Very good answer..
hum indians kaise bhi ho kam se kam BHEEK to nahi mang rahe.. sharam karo pakistani logo, or US(jise tum kafir kehte ho) ki bheek(HARAM) kha kar, proud to be pakistani bolne se pehle chullu bhar pani me doob kar maar jao.. Islam bhi doosre mazhab ki izzat karna sikhata hai.. kis muh se khud ko musalman kehte ho?? PROUD TO BE INDIAN MUSLIM..
This is pakistani web site they do not publish comments which is true but hit them hard, I post almost five comments without any abuse but they did not publish, fake web site
well….. It’s quite inappropriate to comapre india and pakistan at this time of the 21st century because india has moved far ahead from such petty comparisons. India , now one of the world’s most developing countries is globally compared with equally potentian competitors like china , brazil and even the US as a matter or fact. So it would be unfair to put the poor ‘pakkis’ under such an unequal competition where they don’t stand chance at all. To support my answer i shall highlight merely few indicators cos i feel people are smart enough to percieve what is true.
1) The indian presence in internationally reputed establishments is far more then any nationa , be it pakistan.
2)The indian middle class is seen as potentailly the class with the highest growth rate whereas the pakistani middle class is nowhere to be mentioned in international circles.
3)India’s take on international affairs is given due significance and is looked upon by the developed world with much regard whereas any such thin in case of pakistan does not exist.
In the end , to my pakistani mates-
Guys always argue for pakistan , not in the name of islam because you spoil it rather then glorifying it. No religion , inlcuding islam ever teaches to revolt from your land in the name of religion.Here in india , except for a few , all our hindu brothers were never disturbed by us muslim residing in their neighbourhood inspite of the ugly face of islam which you showed at the time of partition. Its because of you that today indian muslims are doubted for thier loyalty to india. Being an indian muslim , i feel the best thing my grandfather did was not going to the so called ‘ pak sthan’ that u guys claimed to create because those who run from thei land or try breaking one nation are not considered freedom fighters , they are traitors. And thats what u people are
Pakistanis = gaddar hindustani
Thats ur identity……. And guys a piece of advice…. Mind your own business…. Go and compare youselves with some junior like you……. Lords aren’t compared with labourers ….oh sorry!!!!! BEGGERS to be correct
all world know about pakistan, so u do not try to teach world.
u pakistanis only write in newspaper about pakistan growth,its your dream not reality.be in ground realities.its better for u. world know that u r a terrorist factory.what about laden,what america did in your own country,could you stop him. very bad what america did with u .your so called greet army could not do something.
It Seem this web site is developed in asp.net or php is there any one from pakistan who has contrubuted single line of code to Microsoft or php for makeing C#,Vb and php compiler hmmmmmm any one….???????????????????????????
Now Smile…….
Hello any One ?????????????????? oops Non… so sad.. Lesson for You pakistan Never to abuse the resources of Others Be happy Make Happy
One more thing plzzzzzzz at list optimize this web site it takes too time for loading the crappy useless stuff jut like u
The truth is that you peoples are thrown away and made run holding your tails from our nation in 1947 and that to because of that fcuking crap “jinnah” who is just an example “greediness” he had the greed of ruling the pakistan and you dumb asses also supported him
But still pak’s gdp is only half of bombay stock exchange. shame.
But still pak’s gdp is only half of bombay stock exchange. shame.!!!!!!!!!!
Please have a look:
http://www.iba.edu.pk/News/speechesarticles_drishrat/Indo_Pak_economies_compared.pdf