[🇧🇩] How Is Restricting Trade and Visas to Bangladeshis Affecting India?

[Afhan]

Its true. We are grain surplus nation. Govt free ration scheme makes sure people have enough money to spend on other types of nutrition. So both extreme poverty and hunger are nearly irradicated .

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[Bilal9]

India eradicates ‘extreme poverty’ via PMGKY: IMF paper

A new IMF paper details the impact of the PMGKY scheme on extreme poverty in India

www.thehindu.com

Ah - if only propaganda put daal-roti on plates...

 

[Bilal9]

Its true. We are grain surplus nation. Govt free ration scheme makes sure people have enough money to spend on other types of nutrition. So both extreme poverty and hunger are nearly irradicated .

I think you mean 'eradicated'.

 

[Bilal9]

We have eliminated hunger poverty a long back. I have quoted None other than IMF report on same but you want to focus on thrash rathar than WB and IMF report.

 

[Afhan]

The Indian businessmen are lamenting for Bangladeshi tourists. They say their businesses are doomed. Without Bangladeshi tourists they cannot survive.

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[Cryptonian]

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The Indian businessmen are lamenting for Bangladeshi tourists. They say their businesses are doomed. Without Bangladeshi tourists they cannot survive.

And those BDeshi who can't afford expensive treatment can also not survive.

Indian visa curb: Bangladeshi patients in distress, forced to seek costly alternatives

Many Bangladeshi patients are turning to alternative medical destinations like Thailand, Malaysia and Singapore, but treatment in these countries and the travels are not affordable for many

www.tbsnews.net

 

[Bilal9]

And those BDeshi who can't afford expensive treatment can also not survive.

Indian visa curb: Bangladeshi patients in distress, forced to seek costly alternatives

Many Bangladeshi patients are turning to alternative medical destinations like Thailand, Malaysia and Singapore, but treatment in these countries and the travels are not affordable for many

www.tbsnews.net

You wish death for Bangladeshis - just like Modi??

Treatment in Bangkok is not that expensive, most people are going there now. Treatment in Bangkok is cheaper (and more advanced) than Bangladesh and India in some cases. India is way cheaper than both, but visa is the issue.

However the Specialty Medical Services sector in Bangladesh is changing rapidly, to cover the $5 Billion spent overseas by Bangladeshis annually. India is losing this $5 Billion now that they've curbed most medical visas for Bangladeshis, which is now going to Bangkok, Turkey and Singapore.