There are statistics available about the XUAR region's economic status on several sites. There are also various visuals of the region and it's administrative capital. To an Indian, the most striking aspect about these details is that they contrast very very favourably when compared to like statistics of several Indian states (especially rural regions).
If an Indian regards the Chinese hold on the XUAR as tyrannical, let him first consider carefully the situation back home to give a much needed proportion to his perspective !!!
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by ashish sinha on May 05, 2008 10:40 PM Permalink
its going to be in india as well. its because we have inclusive growth, so if you want to spend 1 rupee that has to be spent fairly equally over all districts. also a consensus has to be built.
this draws everybdy in decision making process, thus making the nation strong, even if good roads are not there.
I am appreceative of your india bashing stance. We need more people like you to point us our follies.
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by V S on May 06, 2008 09:53 AM Permalink
inclusive growth ? In India most govt. is of upper caste hindus and they are the ones who are indulging in rioting , corruption and all kinds of evils . India desperately needs more diversity that goes beyond lip service and slogans of democracy.
