By: Sri1

Sri1 — Fri, 30 Nov 2012 18:20:35 +0000

As an Indian, my understanding of the mindset across the border is that “most things Indian are somehow substandard”. Perhaps such perceptions are purposely driven by the “elite/establishment”to maintain the status quo and create obstacles to trade and commerce. Take examples of sugar, electricity, raw materials, meat, services – some doubts always seem to have been deliberately planted scuttling large-scale trade.
It is heartening that over the past six months, such issues have not reared their ugly head. Maybe the establishment finally realizes what hurts it more.

By: raika45

raika45 — Fri, 30 Nov 2012 12:16:58 +0000

If there is one area you can truly gain in cooperation in the medical field or tourism medicine..There are those in the middle east that have the money but need a good “muslim” country to treat them.This is in view of food,attire and religious obligations.Your north with it’s stunning natural beauty will be a magnet.Your only problem is security.Overcome that and there is money to be made.Indian medical know how with your people will be a success.

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