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Disha ji, Superpower remain so not just because they defeat current enemies but also because they identify and actively suppress future claimants.. India will reach the position in some time (come in direct crosshair of uncle).
The video surfaced on social media depicts a man calling himself the manager of the Model Colony branch of the National Bank of Pakistan (NBP). He can be seen holding two Rs 1,000 currency notes which are blank from the backside.
“I have no idea how many bundles have been dispatched already. These were returned by a customer and that is how we got to know about it,” he said. Then he proceeded to zoom in on a table where another bank employee sat, inspecting currency notes in a bundle. As the worker flipped through, one note after the fourth turned out blank on the back. “Every packet has at least two notes like this,” the manager said in the video.
Mashallah! Bakistan has made progress! We had only heard of Mr. 10%. There is now a new Mr. 25% who has pocketed one in four notes and put in blanks!
The baki PM should announce that bakis will ride donkeys (while chewing grass) but will not trade with India until Art 370 is brought back!PAMA’s Khan says import of used vehicles has increased by staggering 641 % this year
According to import data, the influx of used vehicles has soared to 25,098 units, marking a staggering 641% increase during the first eight months of the current fiscal year compared to around 3,386 units imported in the same period last year.
Murtaza Mandviwala, a leading auto expert, dealer, and author of ‘Steering The Pakistani Wheel’, suggested reducing import duties on auto parts, opening trade with India to access cheaper components, and stopping the misuse of used car imports to address the growing volume in Pakistan.
pretty sure PNS rizhwan is manned by the Chinese !.. dont think there is any paki who can manage electronicsdrnayar wrote: ↑16 Mar 2024 22:23 https://theprint.in/defence/pakistan-na ... a/2003359/
Away from the spotlight and fanfare of military inductions, the Pakistan Navy has gone ahead and acquired its first spy ship — PNS Rizwan — courtesy China.
The spy ship is an answer to India’s INS Dhruv, which was inducted into the Navy in 2021 with capabilities to track satellite and ballistic nuclear missiles — both for its own testing and for others.
source : https://theprint.in/defence/pakistan-na ... a/2003359/
TFTEach day, more and more people are finding themselves in economic blackholes, thanks to imprudent government policies, and each day more and more people are openly or covertly begging before anyone who can give them a few rupees.
This trend is fast gaining an international dimension, as evident from a news report wherein the Overseas Ministry Secretary informed the Senate Standing Committee on Overseas Pakistanis, that a growing number of beggars from Pakistan were moving abroad, spurring human trafficking. More disturbing is the fact that 90 percent of beggars arrested in foreign countries were of Pakistani origin. They have been known to exploit pilgrim-visas to travel to Saudi Arabia, Iran and Iraq. A good number of pickpockets who were apprehended at holy sites were also Pakistanis. Japan, in dire need of skilled labor, is also emerging as a country of destination for these beggars. It is not long that just as we look with disdain at paupers in the streets, the international community would also be eyeing us with the same contempt.
In the 1st half of 2023, PIA made an even bigger loss - this after people travelled a lot more in the post Covid environment.drnayar wrote: ↑06 Apr 2024 02:05 PIA’s most recent full-year annual report shows it generated revenues of PKR172 billion ($619 million) in carrying 4.2 million passengers in 2022. That is around a million lower than its pre-pandemic passenger high of 5.2 million in 2019. The report shows the airline was loss-making between 2017 and 2022.
“Can’t afford to feed them”: Pakistan Man kills wife and seven children with an axe, cites financial distress as motive in confession to police
meanwhile India in just one month of March -Passenger car sales plummeted to 54,089 units, marking a significant 36.9% decline during the initial nine months of fiscal year 2024 (July to March). This downturn can be attributed to various factors, including soaring inflation, diminished purchasing power, high interest rates, expensive auto financing, and rising car prices, as per data provided by the Pakistan Automotive Manufacturers Association (PAMA).
Additionally, PAMA reported significant declines in truck and bus sales by 45.2% and 39% respectively. Sales of Jeeps and pick-ups also saw a decline of 40.3%, while two and three-wheeler sales (motorbikes and rickshaws) decreased by 9.9%.
Note - Al bakistan is moving even more aggressively towards green fuel with faster transition to donkey carts.Monthly Performance: March 2024
Production: The total production of Passenger Vehicles, Three Wheelers, Two Wheelers and Quadricycle in the month of March 2024 was 23,25,959 units
Domestic Sales:
Passenger Vehicles sales were 3,68,086 units in March 2024.
Three-wheeler sales were 56,723 units in March 2024.
Two-wheeler sales were 14,87,579 units in March 2024.
* BMW, Mercedes, JLR, Tata Motors & Volvo Auto data are not available.
The Canal system was built by Hard working Hindus and Sikhs, but the British gave this.most fertile land in the subcontinent to the loyal Pakjabis.bharathp wrote: ↑19 Apr 2024 06:16 ^^^
the first line in the description reads
"British colonizers created a massive canal system in Pakistan — and helped cause the country’s deadly water crisis."
so why cant you do something about it for the past 70-75 years?
the entitlement and shifting the blame is so heavy in their discourse. its always someone else's fault.
Pakistan received only about $9.8 billion in foreign loans and grants in the first nine months (July-March) of the current fiscal year, far behind the annual target of $17.4bn, amid major slippages in raising international financial support.
The Ministry of Economic Affairs (MEA) on Tuesday said the government could materialise about $6.899 bn in foreign economic assistance (FEA) in the first nine months of the current fiscal year, almost 39 pc of the annual budget target, amid limited borrowing avenues in the wake of poor credit rating and adverse conditions in the global financial markets despite the support of the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
$3tr economy possible by 2047: Ahsan Iqbal
Impressive but not as much as this part of the speech where he laid out this clever plan:“Pakistan targets a 9% growth rate to realise this goal,” he said, underscoring the current favourable climate for international investments, with notable commitments from China and Saudi Arabia.
He advocated for the development of comprehensive ecosystems within business clusters to optimise value chains and promote sustainable value addition.
partha wrote: ↑24 Apr 2024 21:14 If India can talk about becoming a developed nation by 2047, why can't Pakistan?
https://tribune.com.pk/story/2463713/3t ... hsan-iqbal$3tr economy possible by 2047: Ahsan IqbalImpressive but not as much as this part of the speech where he laid out this clever plan:“Pakistan targets a 9% growth rate to realise this goal,” he said, underscoring the current favourable climate for international investments, with notable commitments from China and Saudi Arabia.He advocated for the development of comprehensive ecosystems within business clusters to optimise value chains and promote sustainable value addition.
It's so simple isn't it.partha wrote: ↑24 Apr 2024 21:14 ..
https://tribune.com.pk/story/2463713/3t ... hsan-iqbal$3tr economy possible by 2047: Ahsan Iqbal“Pakistan targets a 9% growth rate to realise this goal,” he said,
Canal system was engineered by none other than Sir Gangaram (same person who established many hospitals, orphanages, schools, etc) under the IAS officer Sir James Lyall (who established the city of Lyallpur now called Faisalabad).
If you want to waste your time, here is Ahsan Iqbal.partha wrote: ↑24 Apr 2024 21:14 https://tribune.com.pk/story/2463713/3t ... hsan-iqbal$3tr economy possible by 2047: Ahsan IqbalImpressive but not as much as this part of the speech where he laid out this clever plan:“Pakistan targets a 9% growth rate to realise this goal,” he said, underscoring the current favourable climate for international investments, with notable commitments from China and Saudi Arabia.He advocated for the development of comprehensive ecosystems within business clusters to optimise value chains and promote sustainable value addition.
from: https://www.thebanker.com/A-glimmer-of- ... 0by%202025.)In August {2014}, professor Ahsan Iqbal, Pakistan's minister for planning and development, launched the 'Vision 2025' programme, which aspires to make Pakistan one of the world’s top 25 economies by that year. (Two years ago, Goldman Sachs forecast that the country would be in the top 20 by 2025.)
My comment: vision is easy, creating a realistic plan and executing the plan is hard.As we pass through an era of unprecedented change and complexity, it is imperative that we refresh our framework for national development to create a robust platform and to place Pakistan in the league of Upper Middle Income countries by 2025. However, our ultimate destination is to see Pakistan among the top ten economies of the world by 2047 – the centennial year of our independence.
He also said due to CEPC worlds 4% sea traffic will pass through Gwadar port after phase I and Pakis will get trillions of dollar as royalty. Today there is 0.00% traffic passing through.Ahsan Iqbal - OCTOBER 1 2014
In August {2014}, professor Ahsan Iqbal, Pakistan's minister for planning and development, launched the 'Vision 2025' programme, which aspires to make Pakistan one of the world’s top 25 economies by that year. (Two years ago, Goldman Sachs forecast that the country would be in the top 20 by 2025.)
The issue of the applicable exchange rate for working out prices also surfaced during Pakistan-IMF meetings. The IMF advised Pakistan to consider the average depreciation in the value of the rupee for working out next year’s annual base tariffs instead of reflecting a stable value.
The IMF assumed the rupee would be devalued to Rs329 to a dollar or 18% by June next year. It is not clear what value of the rupee it has recommended for working out the next base price increase.
