Comments by "红火树 RedFireTree" (@firetree2007) on "China increases Dhaka's duty free access & thanks Bangladesh for supporting one-China policy | WION" video.

  1. We love our Bangladesh brothers, wish you guys get even higher income than Indians, to live a peace and good life.
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  2. Bangladesh people is on a good path for developing their country with hard work instead of BS whole day dreaming to be "superpower"as India, now Bangladesh is the second largest fashion/clothing exporter in the world, only next to China, this is just as China did in 1990s.
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  3.  @akeshshi9137  President of SL admitted himself that the failure of SL is their own fault, and seeking China's help for restoring SL
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  4.  @davetorcan6047  More than half of the Union’s total budget is made up of debt, and few investments are being made in profitable industries. More than Rs 17 lakh crore, or 45% of the budget size, was generated by borrowing out of the government’s overall budget of more than Rs 39 lakh crore. Additionally, the Centre is in the process of selling off some of its assets, like LIC, to raise Rs 75,000 crore. ratio of india's public debt to gdp likely to scale a new high in fy21 | business standard news This is a sign that the Center is approaching a damaging condition. We need to analyse the Sri Lankan crisis in this context. Over half of the budget of the Indian government is borrowed. The tax is not being properly collected. The centre is not increasing its investments in the industries that are productive. Additionally, the prices of fuel and kerosene have seen a considerable increase over the years, and if these keep on rising, India will soon face a food and fuel crisis like that of Sri Lanka.
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  5.  @truesrilankan  the most important is not to listen to US or west BS, totally abolish "no chemical agriculture" policy, learn from Bangladesh, set up industry that suitable for SL. and work in solid jobs, make things can be compatible in the world market, make money step by step via hard work. when China started, a whole village in Guangdong, they did not make cell phones or other high tech, they only made a tiny steel wire for bra , with this tiny thing, the whole village (not just one but the whole area) made money, similar story happened everywhere in 1980 and 90s around China, making shoes, making cloths, ...... then gradually they got development, then a small factory at the time could only build ship for hundreds tons , now they can make ships of 10000 tons.
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  6.  @Nil_M  ok, tell me, what can you do about it? now keep crying, hah :)
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  7. Bangladesh : GDP 2000 $53.37 Billion, 2021 $416.21 Billion 7.8 times increase India GDP, 2000, $468.39 Billion, 2021, ,$3170 billion, increase 6.8 times China, 2000 $1.21 trillion, 2021 $ 17.76 Trillion. 14.68 times increase, 14.68/6.8=2.16, China's growth is 2.16 times faster than India's
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  8.  @kushagrasingh4157  ?? Bangladesh GDP 2000 $53.37 Billion, 2021 $416.21 Billion 7.8 times increase India GDP, 2000, $468.39 Billion, 2021, ,$3170 billion, increase 6.8 times China, 2000 $1.21 trillion, 2021 $ 17.76 Trillion. 14.68 times increase, 14.68/6.8=2.16, China's growth is 2.16 times faster than India's
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  9.  @kushagrasingh4157  the problem is in 2021, it is recovery, does not mean a real growth, your 2020 growth is -7.3%, 2021 8.4% 2 years average, 0.55 %. Bangladesh 2020 2.4%. 2021, 4.5%, 2 year aveage, 3.5% much higher than your 0.55 %
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  10.  @PraveenKumar-kt1qr  sure , like all other parts of China, and thank you
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  11. india will be next SL, as reported by Indian media, More than half of the Union’s total budget is made up of debt, and few investments are being made in profitable industries. More than Rs 17 lakh crore, or 45% of the budget size, was generated by borrowing out of the government’s overall budget of more than Rs 39 lakh crore. Additionally, the Centre is in the process of selling off some of its assets, like LIC, to raise Rs 75,000 crore. ratio of india's public debt to gdp likely to scale a new high in fy21 | business standard news This is a sign that the Center is approaching a damaging condition. We need to analyse the Sri Lankan crisis in this context. Over half of the budget of the Indian government is borrowed. The tax is not being properly collected. The centre is not increasing its investments in the industries that are productive. Additionally, the prices of fuel and kerosene have seen a considerable increase over the years, and if these keep on rising, India will soon face a food and fuel crisis like that of Sri Lanka.
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  12. Nirmala Sitharaman in other country can only be a sell girl in a wet market, but here she is the FM, haha :) you guys too easy to be fooled.
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  13.  @akeshshi9137  More than half of the Union’s total budget is made up of debt, and few investments are being made in profitable industries. More than Rs 17 lakh crore, or 45% of the budget size, was generated by borrowing out of the government’s overall budget of more than Rs 39 lakh crore. Additionally, the Centre is in the process of selling off some of its assets, like LIC, to raise Rs 75,000 crore. ratio of india's public debt to gdp likely to scale a new high in fy21 | business standard news This is a sign that the Center is approaching a damaging condition. We need to analyse the Sri Lankan crisis in this context. Over half of the budget of the Indian government is borrowed. The tax is not being properly collected. The centre is not increasing its investments in the industries that are productive. Additionally, the prices of fuel and kerosene have seen a considerable increase over the years, and if these keep on rising, India will soon face a food and fuel crisis like that of Sri Lanka.
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  14.  rohit  you will never catch up with China, you have no future and no hope
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