The Dominican Republic economic crisis : Citizenship available for Rs 1.7 crore
And India does not stop crores of people from infiltrating into India, while the corrupt people in India manage to give them Indian citizenship.
Saudi Arabia and China halt investments in economically bankrupt Pakistan
China had discussed making an additional investment of ₹1,42,000 crore in Pakistan. However, China later gave a cold response, stating that ‘security and political stability in Pakistan are needed first’.
Indian electric distribution companies yet to receive over Rs 9,500 crore from Bangladesh
The ongoing violence against Hindus and street unrest in Bangladesh has affected the country’s economy.
India saved Sri Lanka from an economic crisis !
When I discussed the need to speed up the joint program with Prime Minister Modi in my previous meeting, to which Prime Minister Modi has agreed.
Bankrupt Pakistan’s foreign debt has doubled
The debt burden of Pakistan’s dwindling foreign reserves has created problems for the import-dependent country.
India has stopped trade with Pakistan : Ishaq Dar, Pak Foreign Minister
India has stopped Kashmir bus service and trade with Pakistan, informed Ishaq Dar, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Pakistan in the Pakistani parliament.
India reaches the Moon, while children in Karachi die falling into open sewers
Even after this situation was brought to light by their own MP, there is no hope for improvement in Pakistan. The world will soon see that Pakistan has no future.
Pakistan can outperform India economically with hard work : PM Shehbaz’s overconfidence
Pakistan is constantly appealing to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to save itself from bankruptcy.
India aiming to become a superpower, while Pakistan is begging : Maulana Fazlur Rehman
It is not India which is responsible for Pakistan’s current plight, but Pakistan’s own anti-Indian politicians, army and religious fanatic public.
Canada on a brink of economic recession
Canada’s gross domestic product (GDP) shrunk by 1.1% in the previous quarter. If there is a decline for two consecutive quarters, it is called a recession.