Purchasing power parity GDP per person of India is $4500 while of Pak is $2400 according to wikipedia. So an average Indian is twice well off as an average Paki. But, is it really true?
RE:Purchasing power parity...
by JGN on Mar 14, 2008 09:51 PM Permalink
Some islands of wealth in both countries does not make much of difference to the poor of both countries. GDP is not an indicator of the standard of living of a country's citizens.
The Govt of both countries should strive to give proper education and employment opportunities instead of wasting money on arms race. Neither can Pakistan defeat India nor anybody in India wants to annex that country. The problem is kashmir has to be solved amicably.
RE:Purchasing power parity...
by no south on Mar 14, 2008 09:50 PM Permalink
Sorry for Pak it is $3320. So an average Indian is 1.5 times better off as compared to an average Paki.
RE:Purchasing power parity...
by Nandu on Mar 14, 2008 10:00 PM Permalink
small p or big p you moron, FACT REMAINS that a country 1/30th the size of INDIA occupies 85,000 square kilometers of our land for 60 long years.
pretty powerful small p indeed that india cannnot do anything about except small time armchairs barkers like you .
why dont you go fight at the border, you said Indian youth will do it, what is stopping you or you are scared to death ? dont bark here FIGHT THERE OR TALK SOME SENSE
never underestimate your ENEMEY GIVE SOME RESPECT.
