Views about India and pakistan on global impact.?
480841
both r developing contries.......both has enormous potential in the realm of energy.it's high time to put aside the differences and get moving.........
653625
They were together at one point but because of religious differences (India is Hindu and Pakistan is Muslim mainly) they were split (actually Afghanistan was also part of the country).  It was under British control.  When Britain removed themselves it was put into 3 separate countries.  Yes Kashmir is a disputed area between them and will always be.  I think it is both of their Achilles heel in moving up from 3rd world countries.
703699
My own opinion is that I have met and worked with people from Pakistan and they are just as fine and hard working as anyone else.  However, there are many in that nation that have been seduced by radicalism.  Unfortuantely this makes them less than friendly to the west and it;s values.
1041478
ya sure...but i don see this happenin in the near future...unless and untill we get over with religious fanaticism this cant take place...but i do hope this takes place coz it will help the south asian region as a whole and not just india and pakistan....
221465
Globalisation is a tricky subject because no matter how many different countries and languages exist, we live on ONE planet (so its a double edged sword...does a country get involved in the global market and grow or does it try to withdraw and hid with its borders and preseve its cultural and national identity)\n\nI say that traditions are important but need to give way or adpat to the world\n\n1) What country wants to be without medical, business, science, and techological gadgets and the like to improve the lives of it government and people? China and India and other countries that were behind in Globalisation are speeding up to join the world. The Middle East despite all its political and social issues are wanting to join the rest of the world in trade and techological advances\n\n2) A country that isolates itself will have to join the world anyways (like China) but the more it drags its feet the futher behind it will be the rest of the world \n\n3) A country that joins the world market full force can wield influence over other countries. China and India are two good examples...the USA one of the most powerful countries on the planet can't really bully them around without negative political and economic effects to itself.\nThe Middle East also wield influence over the US and the rest of the world. Countries that want to grow need fuel to power their trade, goods, and market so you have to go to countries that have the means to fuel your global ambitions. India wants nuclear fuel to power its markets so it has to deal with the USA\n\n3) Tradition is erroded in the process but any given country would like to give a little of this up so that it will not be a total victim of assimilation of the other countries that go full force into Globalisation
1081538
1987: India and Pakistan
1135406
refer to class 8 ncert \nor \nbharti bhawan (p&d)book "our world: then and now" geography book.you will get short precise answers.
375429
i belong to india,theres a lot of gossip about ww3 over here,\ngenerally people say here that it will start bcoz of india and pakistan and then all the major powers taking the two sides,china ofcourse will take the side of pakistan,as it seems india as a major threat to itself,russia is seen to support india bocz of its good relations,and usa though has good relations with india is seen to support pakistan bcoz russia will naturallly support india so as go to do reverse.
696355
I rather doubt an annexation. Annexations in this day where these boundary lines are adhored and honored in the world community seem unlikely. Not to mention any advancement of the Indian border will bring in the Chinese and Pakistani governments in opposition to the idea. Considering there are already border disputes between India and both China and Pakistan, I doubt the Indian government could do such an act.
1004503
Hm mm. very interesting point of view.I feel the human race as a whole is closer to the stars than the jungle.However some would like to halt progress in the hopes they can dominate and control the masses.India is one of the more developed cultures in our time with knowledge and reason they dealt with the Taliban destroying 3,000 year old religious shrines.They dealt with the Islamic intrusion in Cashmere region.So I personally feel the odds of India becoming a welcome member of democracy is better than 50/50.Once the seed has been planted it will grow slow at times fast at others but you will never undo it's growth now that it has been tasted it will fight to survive.India's best days are yet to come.I can't say for sure if it is a true democracy however it is trying hard to be one,give it time and it shall be
735790
Why India and pakistan arent able to do good under pressure ???  IS that ur question \nn its fitness ..............................
982497
yes ofcource....\n\nwe have it in Pakistan...
733200
Quickly and hardly all encompassing in a round about way:\n\nUS owes one to the Indian people (civilians), not the Indian government. International sanctions after 1974 nuclear test retarded civilian nuclear power program. Running water, basic sanitation and electricity for townships and villages that could otherwise be had for a song was shelved. India resorted to importing nuclear reactors from Russia, subject to operational IAEA safeguards.\n\nSurrounding geographic threat was largely reduced. 17 August 1988, President Zia Ul-Haq, a proponent and planner for nuclear arming, was killed in a plane crash. The soviets pulled out from Afghanistan, which helped reduce geographic threat of the Cold War. \n\nChina being essentially communist counter poised with a democratic India, is a reasonable choice as any for an ally in foreign policy: Arunachal Pradesh, claimed by China and India, was made part of the Indian union without China’s consent. Both sides bolstered about 200,000 soldiers, May 1987.\n\nNuclear proliferation was never a technical issue insofar as India had never signed one to begin. \n\nRight to exercise sovereignty in protecting its borders from Pakistan and China. India has had its own nuclear capability in the first place.\n\nTrade and economic relations between the US and India have seldom been better. \n\nIndia’s government and peoples’ intention and track record is to see that nuclear energy stabilizes the economy by allowing factories to run without down time and provides basic amenities that developed countries (Iran, US, and so on) take for granted: running water, flushing toilets, showers, electricity. Naturally, Peace activists would prefer a country to remain in the dark ages using kerosene lamps without providing a practicable solution.\n\nAs to the 3rd May 2005 bill, it is subject to further revision. The premise provided above in general was not wholly correct to begin with, although there is always a possibility that all means go to armaments. \n\nConstant supervision and monitoring is required as always that the purpose is wholly and without exception, for edification of people of India and the way politics are driven by its leadership.
604193
so many questions...\n\nfirstly a suggestion.(for your own benefit) please don't put abusive statements (like you have done)or someone will report you for abuse..\n\ndon't worry i haven't..\n\nnow your answers...India has a future, a bright one. but yes there are hinderances (i sound like an astrologer. hee.hee..). it may sound cliched but yes corruption and poverty need to be removed at any cost. we need to unite and rise above caste based politics..\nit might win the fifa world cup. but definitely not in the near future. because india has a long way to go as far as football is concerned and due attention has to be given to this sport. the value of rupee will surely rise as the position of india in the world economy is becoming stronger.. \nNO PAKISTAN DOESN'T SUCK..\n( I AM AN INDIAN)\nits just the terrorists and the fundamentalists there who suck..(same applies for india).\nIndia is already on the path of becoming a super power\nINDIA ROCKS AND I LIKE BOLLYWOOD..\n\nAND YES.. I AM MAD..JUST LIKE YOU
1074175
First of all, I'm Pakistani, and I find the fact that you said no one cares very offensive. It's because when Pakistan became independent from India, India wanted to fight back so they took over Kashmir, which is a PAKISTANI province, even India agrees to that. So, it's basically conflict over that, and I don't blame India, they want land, every country does.
71442
Its a very big revolution both interms of development and also wealth.\n\nAll the western nations have grown by using industrial technology, that resulted in lots of pollution. For a Nation like India its very difficult to afford such development. So software industry not only saves so many resources, but does not have any bad consequences for future.\n\nIndia must now start to take more responsibility interms if overall productivity and system level software production. There are handful of companies that make system level software, and other factor being that it will be very very difficult for Indian management to take over the US management teams. US is best at its management in technology areas and marketing in any area keeping aside the fact that their programars are also technically sound enough to develop state of the art technology. So we have to appreciate that facts and look into future. Good thing being that the curve in all development/technology areas in India is concerning enough for the western world. And not so great thing being that US once had a great potential for education. 30 years ago it was on top of everything in technology and eduction and its growth rate was 10 times compared to other developed nations like france and germany. Now it stands far below Germany. And India has a growth rate of highest right now in the world.\n\nSo we have to play right moves to go into future with both calling our nation a technology nation and also a developed nation.
77875
pakistan or australia