Typical scene. Father business trip for a multinational. Family tags along for "culture" and "spirituality". India office manages the cabs and hotels and speed circuit sightseeing.
Typical scene. Father business trip for a multinational. Family tags along for "culture" and "spirituality". India office manages the cabs and hotels and speed circuit sightseeing.
I think these guys are trying to get a bit of a youtube scene going, aaj kal goron ka latest trend hai.. couple with kids in tow traveling the world, and vlogging it.. youtube is bharela with these types.
Typical scene. Father business trip for a multinational. Family tags along for "culture" and "spirituality". India office manages the cabs and hotels and speed circuit sightseeing.
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BD's inflated fake GDP Numbers have given you a delusion that BD is at some kind of parity with India like US and Canada. In reality difference is much closer to US and Mexico.
'When we apply the BEA [US Bureau of Economic Analysis] method to Indian data, the most recent growth rate falls from the headline 7.8% to 4.5% – a marked decline from 13.1% in April-June 2022...' says Ashok Mody, visiting professor of International Economic Policy at Princeton University.
According to the World Inequality Lab, the top 1% own over 40% of India's total wealth. The starkness of this trend is apparent: a "rising India" for a few, but ongoing deprivation for the majority.
Gurugram (Gurgaon - in Delhi) Property prices are high (it is one of the prime real estate properties in a country of 1.4 Billion people) - but some of the property prices in other subcontinental cities like Dhaka is also coming up to rather high level.
Gulshan, Baridhara, and Banani have experienced substantial increases in both residential and commercial real estate prices over the past decade. This surge is driven by factors such as land scarcity, exclusivity, high-quality amenities, and enhanced security.
thedailystar.net
Property Rates Comparison: Gurgaon vs. Gulshan, Bangladesh
Overview of Property Markets
Property Types Apartments, Villas, Commercial Apartments, Residential Plots
Average Price per Sq Ft ₹9,000 - ₹12,000 ৳15,300 - ৳18,870
Market Growth Steady increase in demand Growing interest in luxury living
(Bilal's note: This avg. property valuation above on Gulshan is severely undervalued by this newspaper)
Key Factors Influencing Prices
Location: Gurgaon is a major tech hub with high demand, while Gulshan is known for its luxury residential options.
Amenities: Gurgaon offers modern infrastructure and facilities, whereas Gulshan provides a blend of luxury and accessibility to essential services.
Investment Potential: Gurgaon has a more established market, while Gulshan is emerging, attracting both local and foreign investors.
This comparison highlights the differences in property rates and market dynamics between Gurgaon and Gulshan, catering to various buyer preferences and investment strategies.
It is becoming common practice with andhbhakt langoti Indians (who live in third-rate nondescript neighborhoods and can't even afford a proper luxury car) to bad mouth the US (or China), both first world countries. Of course to bad mouth any country all you need is a cheap cellphone and Internet access.
I believe the concept of an open (and free) internet as originally conceptualized in the 1970s - is back-firing on itself. It was idealistic but impractical in today's world.
The time has come to exclude this underclass third world human trash (and their garbage thoughts) selectively from Internet access in first world countries depending on behavior.
There needs to be a paywall/firewall situation of some sort, so the incessant Internet 'noise' coming from some of these trash countries is made irrelevant to first world ears by using selective access, to stop the distraction in the first world.
First and second world countries and the decent people living within them deserve better than to listen to third world crap.
The current paradigm cannot continue as it is. It must change.
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