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2014-15: Foreign direct investment shrinks by 58.2%

KARACHI:
Pakistan received foreign direct investment (FDI) of $709.3 million in 2014-15, which is 58.2% less than the FDI received in the preceding fiscal year.

According to data released by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) on Wednesday, FDI decreased by $989.3 million year-on-year in July-June, as it amounted to almost $1.7 billion in 2013-14.

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Peregrine wrote:

A_Gupta wrote:Thanks, that explains it!

A_Gupta Ji :

Here is the Article by the Grandson of Allama Iqbal :

Reforms in higher education

They, in turn, found a quick solution : they designed new boards and placed them where the boards of the colleges were previously standing. Thus, degree colleges in Multan, Bahawalpur, and Dera Ismail Khan overnight became universities. In due course of time, not even colleges could be found to convert to universities in certain remote areas, so the same fate fell to high schools. This is how quick universities could be established. All it needed was a board.

Well, Pakistan has progressed significantly since the days of ZAB. Why bother with painting boards and converting existing building infrastructure, when you can leverage the legendary IT skills of its people in printing a degree certificate for virtual universities. We have Axxact!

Peregrine wrote:2014-15: Foreign direct investment shrinks by 58.2%

KARACHI:
Pakistan received foreign direct investment (FDI) of $709.3 million in 2014-15, which is 58.2% less than the FDI received in the preceding fiscal year.

According to data released by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) on Wednesday, FDI decreased by $989.3 million year-on-year in July-June, as it amounted to almost $1.7 billion in 2013-14.

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Hainji, what happened to the $46 B from iron brother Cheen?

Guys, I haven't see it on "Pakistan" Express just yet, but what is Praveen Prestitute's take on Ufa and TSP's usual LOC circus including the drone masala they have added to the mix? Or has he moved to real Paki newspapers to bash ModiJi?

Paul wrote:

‏@ETDefence
NSA #AjitDoval spoke to the Pakistan envoy twice yesterday & once today on the border situation: Foreign Secretary

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How i wish i could be a fly on the wall when the conversation was taking place!

5 Day Eid Holidays ! To Cost Paki Economy $ 360 Million

Too many holidays too bad for economy

Thursday, July 16, 2015 - Karachi—Too many holidays on Eid ul Fitr or other occasions are too bad for the growing economies like Pakistan. President Lasbela Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) Yakoob H Karim has warned that too many holidays on Eids and other occasions is having a killing affect on the economy. While criticising the government’s unwise and anti-economy decision to announce five days holidays on Eidul Fitr, he said that holidays on Monday and Tuesday is a sheer wasteful and unjustified. [*]

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[*] But the aam abduls are loving it

he believed that this happened because Pakistan tried to copy Saudi Arabia[*] in these matters, ignoring that it is a rich country. “I think the policy decision is that we have to keep the begging bowl close to us all the time in future,” he said.

[*] Yes - In work ethic ; but then Pakistan is an Atomi Taakat, therefore everything should be OK

Frud Bezhan ‏@FrudBezhan Jul 15

#Afghanistan: Who else thinks Mullah Omar's "message" was written by the same people who set up peace talks with Taliban in #Pakistan?

Amber G. wrote:About drone - Not too long ago (In this July) another drone crashed near the "working boundary" (source is a Pkai news paper) in Shakargarh sector, which was taken into custody by Pakistani security forces. The drone was operated by Pakistan Rangers, it was later clarified.

Link: 'Experimental' drone crashes in Punjab

The drone landed in a field in the Shakargarh area, causing confusion and panic among the locals of the area. Locals initially speculated that the drone was being used to spy on Pakistan since the district shares a border with India.

Rangers, who were later handed over the drone by locals, clarified that it was an experimental drone being tested by the Rangers.

FWIW Here is a picture of that drone..

... and this is the Chinese made but Paki named Burraq?

Jhujar wrote:740 MW Munda Dam to be built on River Swat with French aid
Aid ,Aid &Aid, Nothing less Than Aids for Pakibabes

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SLAMABAD (92 News) – The Central Development Working Party (CDWP) on Tuesday has granted approval for construction of Munda Dam on River Swat.As per details, France has agreed to provide financial assistance for the project which will have the capacity to generate 740 megawatts of electricity, besides irrigating over 15,000 acres of land in Mohmand Agency and Charsadda district.The dam will also help control floods.

The French don't want to give money to their fellow Europeans, the Greeks, but want to spend in Pakistan? What maroons!

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I hope these set of French guys on the Munda dam project fare better than their compatriots on the Agosta submarine deal.
Le Affaire Karachi

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The guy lifting the dlone on his head looks SDRE to me. I thought, that the all of the Bakies were TFTA onlee

deejay wrote:
... and this is the Chinese made but Paki named Burraq?

Nope.. The Burraq is easy to spaat, propellar is stuck to its musharraf..

sudhan wrote:

deejay wrote:
... and this is the Chinese made but Paki named Burraq?

Nope.. The Burraq is easy to spaat, propellar is stuck to its musharraf..

...and the propeller is run by gas from pindi channa.

-M

Pratyush wrote:^^^

The guy lifting the dlone on his head looks SDRE to me. I thought, that the all of the Bakies were TFTA onlee

SDRE RAA agint taking it to the Bhaartis

Peregrine wrote:2014-15: Foreign direct investment shrinks by 58.2%

KARACHI:
Pakistan received foreign direct investment (FDI) of $709.3 million in 2014-15, which is 58.2% less than the FDI received in the preceding fiscal year.

According to data released by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) on Wednesday, FDI decreased by $989.3 million year-on-year in July-June, as it amounted to almost $1.7 billion in 2013-14.

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RCase wrote:Hainji, what happened to the $46 B from iron brother Cheen?

RCase Ji :

Manay kaha Ji Cheen No Give Money. Only plovide inflastuctule to be constlucted by Cheeni Contlactol who chalging Foul or mole times the plice as compaled to Intelnational Contlacting Films and then Cheeni contlactol is paid the Intelnational Plice.

Thus the Land of the Pule and Home of the Tellolist will be paying Foul Times - or mole - the Inelnational Plice.

Cheels

Remember the "RAW broke our bridge" hungama after a train fell down and 17 TFTAs got their 72 ? Turns out it was the driver trying to do a wheelie with the locomotive.

http://news.yahoo.com/pakistan-says-tra ... 38377.html

Pakistan says a government investigation into a train accident that killed 17 soldiers earlier this month shows the train driver was speeding and that his negligence caused the tragedy.

The driver could have been a RAW agent. A lungi check is needed now.

The train was a RAW agent and they didn't lungi check that!

^^^
The Baki investigation skills are legendary. They know how to 'solve' most any incident in record time and hose it down.

Here is the fault tree logic:

1. It was a YYY conspiracy
2. RAW/ India
3. RAW and its Pakistani co-conspirators
4. Internal Deshatgards
5. Done by 'Not-True' muslims
6. Done by radicalized Islamists
7. Non-Punjabi, non-sunni
8. Namaloom afrad

Finally, the blame is placed on some one or some flimsy reason like sun roof lever, vacuum bulbs, speeding train etc.

There is a very sharp S shaped turn with the bridge in the middle.
I get the feeling that the driver must have been speeding on the orders of the fauji afsars.
Pakistani infrastructure is pathetic and it did the rest.

Pakistan files complaint with UNMOGIP over 'Indian ceasefire violations'

RAWALPINDI: Pakistan Army has registered a complaint with United Nations Military Observers group in India and Pakistan (UNMOGIP) against cease fire violations by the Indian Army along the Line of Control (Loc) and Working Boundary, according to statement issued by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR).

"UNMOGIP was asked to use its good offices[*] to investigate Indian cease fire violation," ISPR said.

[*] No 'aggressive posturing' this time ; language tone also very subdued

Customary exchange of 'Eid Mithai' off the table ?

Sorry if posted earlier -- happened to see this Japan times story recently..
July 1999 During kargil down hill skiiing Musharraf orders his general to launch the missile against india, but his commanders refused to do that because the accuracy of the missile systems of pakistan was worse so they fear that the missile could hit pakistani cites.


Excerpts from above Japan times story: (Please read the original if interested)

A retired Pakistani nuclear scientist has claimed that former Pakistani leader Gen. Pervez Musharraf’s 1999 military adventurism in the Kargil region of divided Kashmir failed in part because the North Korea-aided, nuclear-capable Ghauri missiles he wanted to deploy then had a faulty guidance system.

Speaking on condition of anonymity, the scientist said that during the Kargil crisis of May-July 1999, Musharraf, who was then army chief, “wanted to deploy Ghauri missiles, but air went out of his balloon when the top general in charge of the missile program told him the missile had a faulty guidance systems

Over a year earlier, on April 6, 1998, Pakistan had carried out what it described as a successful first test of the intermediate-range ballistic missile, developed by Khan Research Laboratory with North Korean assistance.

Even Musharraf, who witnessed that Ghauri launch as a local corps commander, had been led to believe it was a success then, according to the nuclear scientist, who until recently had long been closely associated with the country’s nuclear and missile programs.


The truth, he said, is that the ballistic missile failed to reach its predesignated impact point in Pakistan’s southwestern province of Baluchistan and its debris could not be found — something that would have undermined the missile’s deterrent effect if it were made public.

Conveniently the driver is dead. I think the issue is the bridge. Apparently it was marked "dangerous". It probably committed soosai as the train passed.

After border tension, India and Pakistan in visa row

NEW DELHI: India and Pakistan were involved in 'visa war' on Friday with both sides accusing each other of not issuing assignment visas to their diplomats and officials, amid the ongoing tension between the two countries over ceasefire violations along their border in Jammu & Kashmir.

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The pakis want to post ISI scumbags in their consulates in India so they can create trouble in J&K (there were reports to this effect recently), and India is not letting them do so, and hence this paki equal-equal drama for consumption by the treacherous cretins in the Indian English Media.

Watch at 19 minute, Mush Rat was saved by RAW from Jaish . Gilani still alive because of our humane policies

Amber G. wrote:Bulldozers for Peace in Karachi

This (picture) is all showbaazi


And the bye product scrap metal will be shipped / recycled by corrupt officials to famous Darra (Adam Khel) in FATA for the production of ordnance/ fire arms . And the recycle process will start all over again . Good for the Paki economy .

Jo Hasega Wohi Fasega and punished with repeat watching, listening of the Shittrategic expert of Al Bakistan

IED Celebration In Quetta Kills Two

QUETTA: At least two people were killed in a suicide explosion near Sardar Bahadur Khan Women's University at Quetta's Brewery road on late on Friday.

Balochistan Home Secretary Akbar Hussain Durrani said that the bomber attempted to enter Quetta's Hazara town area but was intercepted by security personnel. He added that the interception forced the attacker, who was wearing women's clothes, to prematurely detonate his explosives.

Brewery road is considered to be one of the sensitive areas of Quetta. The area has witnessed a number of attacks in the past as well.

Definitely a ' Green On Green ' attack at the end of the Holy Month

Those weapons look all rusty and old and were probably condemned any way -- why would the paki army destroy these weapons when they could hand over usable weapons to the Cashmeeri jihadi terrorist mofos and other assorted local 'non state actor' terrorists.

Good thing Muhammad isn't flying around on Burraq in Pakistan.
Pakistan would have shot him down thinking its a flying drone.

After border tension, India and Pakistan in visa row

NEW DELHI: India and Pakistan were involved in 'visa war' on Friday with both sides accusing each other of not issuing assignment visas to their diplomats and officials, amid the ongoing tension between the two countries over ceasefire violations along their border in Jammu & Kashmir.

While India maintained that Pakistan has not issued visas to its 12 officials including to a Naval attaché, Pakistan said it has recently issued several assignment visas to Indian officials but none were issued by India.

"It is, unfortunately, the Indian side which links issuance of visa to everything else. Pakistan has recently issued several assignment visas to Indian officials but none were issued by India. Visas to our diplomats and officials including air and naval attaches are stuck with India now for many months," Pakistani sources said.

Countering Pakistan, government sources here said there are only five officials who have not been granted visas due to some issues. They also criticised Pakistani authorities for not issuing visa to an Indian yoga instructor to take part in International Yoga Day celebrations organized by the Indian high commission in Islamabad.

On its part, Pakistan said India "unhelpfully continues to link all other administrative aspects to the visa issue which is indeed regrettable and is lately behaving in most uncooperative way".

The present row between the two countries comes amidst heightened tension along their border resulting in casualties on both sides following which India warned Pakistan of "effective and forceful" response to unprovoked firing and cross-border terrorism.

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If India named its planes muhammad, or painted the al-kitab on them then will the bakistanis still be able to shoot at them?

What if each plane carried al kitaab? What if drones carried pages of al kitab tied to a string?

What if there was shirm shirm material on one side and muhammad on the other? Wjat if drone broadcast al kitaab on one channel and nakid shirm shirm khusboo materiyal on the other? Or alternatively, alternated every half hour?

I tell you, the best thing for piece(s) would be broadcast of global shirm shirm material on all frequencies, by sea, air and land. With a muhammad watermark andal kitab subtitles from north, saooth, east and west.

It will reduce internet searches, eliminate terristanism, and over population in oneshot. Why dont the blaypoys of the world do this? An extra 200M viewers 24/7 cant be bad for bijness. Top watched chanel 7 instantly. What a perfume.

"A final option open to the Saudis: Get a nuclear weapon as soon as possible. Prince Turki al Faisal, the kingdom’s former head of intelligence, vowed in the spring that “whatever the Iranians have, we will have.” The kingdom doesn’t have the technological ability to build its own nuclear program and is more likely to lobby Pakistan—whose nuclear development the Saudis helped fund—to establish a weapons program on Saudi soil. But Pakistan’s nonproliferation commitments make that solution less likely than many Saudis like to pretend.

So, while the nuclear agreement is being cheered in Tehran, while Obama aides are fist-pumping in the White House, while Europeans are salivating at the prospect of doing business in Iran, and while the Israelis are trying to lobby the U.S. Congress against the deal, the Saudis are left grinding their teeth in Riyadh, surveying a bleak future and no good options to change it."

http://www.wsj.com/articles/obama-pours ... 1437087768

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Guys, anybody know the pedigree of this ex foreign secretary Krish Srinivasan? He was on thappad show (who seized on what he said) saying that in order to prevent TSP from its LoC circus, "uninterrupted" dialogue with TSP is the answer for however long it takes to resolve "all issues", and both Krishnan and thappad went on to add that even if military disagree, political class must show "courage" and be willing to take "risks". Retd. General Mallik who said military input must be taken into account must have been aghast.

The TSPians on the panel also jumped on it and praised the proposal. Why would they not? And to give this nonsense legitimacy, thappad and Krishnan cited US sec. of state Kerry sitting with the Iranians for 18 long hours to get the deal with them worked out. The implications being if mighty USA can sit down with its nemesis why not India?

Wonder if these clowns have room temperature level IQ, or they think their viewers have the same level IQ? I mean US (and its western lackeys) negotiating with the Iranians is David Vs Goliath, with Iran being threatened annihilation. Thats the strength under which Kerry was negotiating. In contrast, should India have an "uninterrupted" dialogue with TSP as the guns blaze along LoC and pigLets continue to infiltrate, the very first thing TSP will demand on a silver platter is Kashmir. And these guys want Indian leaders to take the "risk".

SSJi et. al, we all know the TSP strategy behind keeping the LoC hot. However, I don't know the exact locations as to where along the LOC and IB that TSP is shelling, obviously adversely affecting the civilians in that area. Can any of you clarify my hunch the TSP is deliberately targeting those ares that are predominantly Hindu? By doing so, they score a double whammy, "core issue" gets highlighted, and at the same by targeting Hindus as cannon fodder, they don't lose any goodwill, which they would have, had the population being affected on our side of the LoC were Muslim. Am I right on this hunch or no?

CRamS wrote:Guys, anybody know the pedigree of this ex foreign secretary Krish Srinivasan? He was on thappad show (who seized on what he said) saying that in order to prevent TSP from its LoC circus, "uninterrupted" dialogue with TSP is the answer for however long it takes to resolve "all issues", and both Krishnan and thappad went on to add that even if military disagree, political class must show "courage" and be willing to take "risks".

I also happened to watch the show and was appalled by what was said. Other panelists (except Gen. Malik) said the same thing. And, then it was suggested that GoI must overrule the military and take a courageous decision on 'Siachen'. Karan Thapar also said that even if it goes wrong, it was OK. The devastation that Nehru and his close and far family members wrought on this country continues. In fact, the ex-Foreign Secreatry of Pakistan who was on the show recalled how his friend Mani Shankar Ayyar has been saying that the talks must be uninterrupted and uninterruptible etc.

Then, I turned to another channel in disgust and the fare that was dished out was exactly the same, that is, the talks must be uninterrupted. Can't recall if it was CNN-IBN or NewsX.

Very disgusting.

I have a doubt regarding the recent puki - KSA spat. I wonder if maal changed hands under the noise behind non cooperation of pukis in sending troops for suicide in Yemen.

We need to closely watch any money dropping into begging bowl of pukis that can be linked directly or indirectly to KSA.

It should be noted that puki economy is currently held afloat by remittances of pukis in KSA, UAE and Qatar. There is no indication of these countries sending back puki expats.