I can't understand PM Modi's language yet what i can only figured out is he's talking about trades and economy not the moster "war"!!!! This is what the world's need!!!! GOD Bless BRICS!!!
Indian steel manufacturers are currently urging their government to implement measures to restrict the volume of steel imports from China, arguing that the high influx of cheaper Chinese steel is significantly impacting domestic production and causing financial strain for Indian steel companies, essentially asking the government to "give them some breath" by protecting their market share through trade policies like increased tariffs or import quotas
Currency, no matter which one, is essentially just a piece of paper or a number in a bank's computer. Its value lies in the goods or services it can be exchanged for. With US dollars, you can buy an F-16; with Russian rubles, you can buy oil; and with Chinese yuan (RMB), you can purchase a wide variety of goods. But what can you buy with the Indian rupee? How much demand is there for spices globally?So it is useless.
@@vickytango wrong, do you know our grain per capita is 494 kg, yours is 235 kg? some rice from India only for rice wine, as for steel? that is a joke, your steel makers are now asking your government not import so much steel from China, give them some breath.
You should add subtitles. Adding subtitles won't be a crime or fraud.
there are translators fool
Switch subtitles
@@deborupbhowmick4919Only hindi Subtitles, there are no English Subtitles.
Not sure what Pakistani trolls are doing in this forum. They should be listening to Zakir Naik (peace be upon him).
as shown in Oct 10th 2021, The Express Tribune, with title "Indians furious. ..........."
Piss be upon him
I'm not Pakistani 😁
Warmest hello to deep, kind, democrat and friendly people of India from Iran ❤
I can't understand PM Modi's language yet what i can only figured out is he's talking about trades and economy not the moster "war"!!!! This is what the world's need!!!! GOD Bless BRICS!!!
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Modi modi🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Indian steel manufacturers are currently urging their government to implement measures to restrict the volume of steel imports from China, arguing that the high influx of cheaper Chinese steel is significantly impacting domestic production and causing financial strain for Indian steel companies, essentially asking the government to "give them some breath" by protecting their market share through trade policies like increased tariffs or import quotas
Cry more
Look at all other leaders. They are listening to PM Modi with utmost attention.
Of course they listen. That is not like Lok Sabha
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Everyone in sleepy mood 😂
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Hey, why no translation?
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Everyone not understanding properly.
Kab English mei bologe
Teleprompter theek se translate nahi kar paraha
Everyone giving speech in their own language... Muslims huh I can understand 😊...
Translate please
Dictators / Socialism Brics Cat and Mouse meeting war who beat whom
Modi 🤟 🔥
On diploma , required english for promotion
Unpad😂😂
Puncture putram triggered.
@@sisabed54321 hahahaha
At same time, people in Delih inhales toxic air, with PMI over 384
you watched "Gol Gappe khaega" on youtube or not? I told you go and see :)
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still no one will accept waste paper rupee
u idiotic guy keep quiet
u r a waist guy
Still Chinese would copy everything
@@kibukibu2665 as shown in Oct 10th 2021, The Express Tribune, with title "Indians furious. ..........."
Same comment everywhere, bot mf
Currency, no matter which one, is essentially just a piece of paper or a number in a bank's computer. Its value lies in the goods or services it can be exchanged for. With US dollars, you can buy an F-16; with Russian rubles, you can buy oil; and with Chinese yuan (RMB), you can purchase a wide variety of goods. But what can you buy with the Indian rupee? How much demand is there for spices globally?So it is useless.
You know mean by sappa mukkan ?
Why are you angry with india ?
There is lots of resources we have.
@@rajeshswasthik8327 such as? (no need to mention spices. mainly industry)
China is also a biggest importer of Indian rice. Rice, spices,textile, steels are exported from India.
@@vickytango wrong, do you know our grain per capita is 494 kg, yours is 235 kg? some rice from India only for rice wine, as for steel? that is a joke, your steel makers are now asking your government not import so much steel from China, give them some breath.
Simply waste & stupid
Pakistani not allowed
Translate please