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1. garibi he ye hame accept karna hoga.....sach accept karo us pe kaam karo.....
2. chinta mat karo beta poors bhi uthenge is desh k ...youth kaam karega.....
3. cumon indians.. its time to do some charity.. esp by big companies to uplift the poor of the nations.
4. han beta bol le.... kuch v bol kar khus ho le ...aur wo jo aya tha india usko Raj thakre ne mumbai me pinchwara mara tha...aur bechara baura gaya... aab jo wo ladki bethi hai wo v aanaa cha rahi india
5. indian has been giving lots of reservations and benefit to so called low caste people but because of corruption and lack of education.........benefit is not reaching the deserving people but this is also true because of long time reservation....low caste living in city enjoy far better wages and life style than many many upper caste people.
6. very nice analysis....from India. I also feel the same.
7. Jahil Pakistanis discussing Indian economy.
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9. jat pat ki bate kar rahe he anpad ke bache salo tum to whabi katwa shia katwa sune katwa ahmadi katw kadyani katwa pata nahi kitne tipe ke katwe hote he sale daba ke ak dusaro ki masjido me quran ke andar boom fit kar ke uda dete ho salo khud ko dekh lo paehale porrrrrrrrrrrrrrkiiiiiiissssssssssloooool
10. India is ahead in each and every field ..... does any Pakistani has the data and authentic information to differ? this is open challenge .....
11. the Child labour Index 2012 evaluated the frequency and severity of reported child labour incidents in 197 countries. Maplecroft attributes the increase in global child labour to the economic downturn and the worsening global human security situation that has increased the number of internally displaced children and refugees who are most vulnerable to economic and labour exploitation. Understandably, the countries topping the Index as worst performers are conflict torn and authoritarian states – Myanmar (1), North Korea (2), Somalia (3), Sudan (4), DR Congo (5), Zimbabwe (6), Afghanistan (7), Burundi (8), Pakistan (9) and Ethiopia (10). Challenging economic conditions in many countries due to the financial crisis continuing from 2008, and the consequent reduced donor money for education, etc. have also contributed to more children trapped in work to support their families.
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13. List of countries and dependencies
    All figures are in current Geary–Khamis dollars, more commonly known as international dollars (Int$).
    
    International Monetary Fund (2015)
    (based on estimates of projected data)[1] World Bank (2011–2014)
    (based on actual data)[4] Central Intelligence Agency (1993–2015)
    (based on estimates and, sometimes, IMF data)[5]
    Rank Country Int$
    1 Qatar 132,099
    2 Luxembourg 98,987
    3 Singapore 85,253
    4 Brunei 79,587
    5 Kuwait 70,166
    6 Norway 68,430
    7 United Arab Emirates 67,617
    8 San Marino 63,104
    9 Switzerland 58,551
    — Hong Kong 56,701
    10 United States 55,805
    11 Ireland 55,533
    12 Saudi Arabia 53,624
    13 Bahrain 50,095
    14 Netherlands 49,166
    15 Sweden 47,922
    16 Australia 47,389
    17 Austria 47,250
    18 Germany 46,893
    — Taiwan 46,783
    19 Iceland 46,097
    20 Denmark 45,709
    21 Canada 45,553
    22 Oman 44,628
    23 Belgium 43,585
    24 France 41,181
    25 United Kingdom 41,159
    26 Finland 41,120
    27 Japan 38,054
    28 South Korea 36,511
    29 New Zealand 36,172
    30 Malta 35,826
    31 Italy 35,708
    32 Spain 34,819
    33 Israel 33,656
    34 Cyprus 32,785
    35 Trinidad and Tobago 32,635
    36 Equatorial Guinea 31,758
    37 Czech Republic 31,549
    38 Slovenia 31,007
    39 Slovakia 29,720
    40 Estonia 28,592
    41 Lithuania 28,359
    42 Portugal 27,835
    43 Poland 26,455
    44 Greece 26,449
    45 Malaysia 26,315
    46 Seychelles 26,277
    47 Hungary 26,222
    48 Russia 25,411
    49 Bahamas, The 25,167
    50 Saint Kitts and Nevis 24,808
    51 Latvia 24,712
    52 Kazakhstan 24,268
    53 Antigua and Barbuda 23,476
    54 Chile 23,460
    55 Argentina 22,554
    56 Panama 21,765
    57 Croatia 21,581
    58 Uruguay 21,507
    59 Romania 20,787
    60 Turkey 20,438
    61 Mauritius 19,509
    62 Bulgaria 19,097
    63 Gabon 18,639
    64 Lebanon 18,240
    65 Azerbaijan 17,993
    66 Belarus 17,654
    67 Mexico 17,534
    68 Iran 17,251
    69 Venezuela 16,673
    70 Barbados 16,575
    71 Turkmenistan 16,445
    72 Botswana 16,368
    73 Suriname 16,292
    74 Montenegro 16,123
    75 Thailand 16,097
    — World[6][7] 15,638
    76 Brazil 15,615
    77 Costa Rica 15,482
    78 Iraq 15,474
    79 Palau 15,182
    80 Dominican Republic 14,984
    81 Maldives 14,923
    82 Libya 14,650
    83 Algeria 14,504
    84 China 14,107
    85 Macedonia 14,009
    86 Colombia 13,847
    87 Serbia 13,671
    88 South Africa 13,165
    89 Grenada 13,128
    90 Peru 12,195
    91 Mongolia 12,147
    92 Jordan 12,123
    93 Egypt 11,850
    94 Saint Lucia 11,739
    95 Tunisia 11,428
    96 Namibia 11,408
    97 Albania 11,301
    98 Ecuador 11,264
    99 Indonesia 11,126
    100 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 10,956
    101 Dominica 10,788
    102 Sri Lanka 10,566
    103 Bosnia and Herzegovina 10,492
    104 Georgia 9,630
    — Kosovo[8][9] 9,540
    105 Fiji 9,044
    106 Jamaica 8,759
    107 Paraguay 8,708
    108 Armenia 8,468
    109 Swaziland 8,453
    110 Belize 8,373
    111 El Salvador 8,303
    112 Bhutan 8,201
    113 Morocco 8,164
    114 Guatemala 7,738
    115 Ukraine 7,519
    116 Guyana 7,509
    117 Angola 7,344
    118 Philippines 7,254
    119 Congo, Rep. 6,722
    120 Cape Verde 6,522
    121 Bolivia 6,465
    122 India 6,162
    123 Nigeria 6,108
    124 Uzbekistan 6,068
    125 Vietnam 6,024
    126 Timor-Leste 5,628
    127 Myanmar 5,469
    128 Laos 5,309
    129 Samoa 5,174
    130 Tonga 5,045
    131 Moldova 5,006
    132 Pakistan 5,000
    133 Nicaragua 4,997
    134 Honduras 4,869
    135 Mauritania 4,395
    136 Sudan 4,344
    137 Ghana 4,266
    138 Zambia 3,868
    139 Bangladesh 3,607
    140 Cambodia 3,487
    141 Tuvalu 3,393
    142 Kyrgyzstan 3,363
    143 Côte d'Ivoire 3,316
    144 São Tomé and Príncipe 3,244
    145 Marshall Islands 3,211
    146 Kenya 3,208
    147 Djibouti 3,204
    148 Cameroon 3,144
    149 Lesotho 2,987
    150 Micronesia 2,955
    151 Tanzania 2,904
    152 Tajikistan 2,749
    153 Yemen 2,671
    154 Papua New Guinea 2,652
    155 Chad 2,634
    156 Vanuatu 2,550
    157 Nepal 2,465
    158 Senegal 2,451
    159 Mali 2,199
    160 Benin 2,113
    161 Zimbabwe 2,096
    162 Uganda 2,003
    163 South Sudan 1,992
    164 Solomon Islands 1,950
    165 Afghanistan 1,947
    166 Rwanda 1,807
    167 Ethiopia 1,801
    168 Kiribati 1,787
    169 Haiti 1,750
    170 Burkina Faso 1,724
    171 Gambia, The 1,646
    172 Sierra Leone 1,577
    173 Comoros 1,519
    174 Guinea-Bissau 1,508
    175 Togo 1,483
    176 Madagascar 1,462
    177 Eritrea 1,297
    178 Guinea 1,214
    179 Mozambique 1,186
    180 Malawi 1,124
    181 Niger 1,080
    182 Liberia 873
    183 Burundi 818
    184 Congo, Dem. Rep. 770
    185 Central African Republic 630
    
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14. Inequality-adjusted HDI (IHDI) (2015 report)[6][edit]
    Rank Country IHDI
    1 Norway 0.893
    2 Netherlands 0.861
    3 Switzerland 0.861
    4 Australia 0.858
    5 Denmark 0.856
    6 Germany 0.853
    7 Iceland 0.846
    7 Sweden 0.846
    9 Ireland 0.836
    10 Finland 0.834
    11 Canada 0.832
    12 Slovenia 0.829
    13 United Kingdom 0.829
    14 Czech Republic 0.823
    15 Luxembourg 0.822
    16 Belgium 0.820
    17 Austria 0.816
    18 France 0.811
    19 Slovakia 0.791
    20 Estonia 0.782
    21 Japan 0.780
    22 Israel 0.775
    22 Spain 0.775
    24 Italy 0.773
    25 Hungary 0.769
    26 Malta 0.767
    27 Poland 0.760
    27 United States 0.760
    29 Cyprus 0.758
    29 Greece 0.758
    31 Lithuania 0.754
    32 South Korea 0.751
    33 Portugal 0.744
    34 Croatia 0.743
    35 Belarus 0.741
    36 Latvia 0.730
    37 Montenegro 0.728
    38 Russia 0.714
    39 Argentina 0.711
    39 Romania 0.711
    41 Bulgaria 0.699
    42 Kazakhstan 0.694
    43 Serbia 0.693
    44 Ukraine 0.689
    45 Uruguay 0.678
    46 Sri Lanka 0.669
    47 Mauritius 0.666
    48 Chile 0.661
    49 Armenia 0.658
    50 Trinidad and Tobago 0.654
    51 Azerbaijan 0.652
    51 Georgia 0.652
    53 Turkey 0.641
    54 Bosnia and Herzegovina 0.635
    55 Albania 0.634
    56 Mongolia 0.633
    57 Jordan 0.625
    58 Macedonia 0.622
    59 Moldova 0.618
    60 Fiji 0.616
    61 Costa Rica 0.613
    61 Saint Lucia 0.613
    63 Venezuela 0.612
    64 Lebanon 0.609
    65 Panama 0.604
    66 Jamaica 0.593
    67 Mexico 0.587
    68 Palestine 0.577
    69 Thailand 0.576
    70 Ecuador 0.570
    71 Uzbekistan 0.569
    72 Peru 0.563
    73 Tunisia 0.562
    74 Kyrgyzstan 0.560
    75 Indonesia 0.559
    
    Rank Country IHDI
    76 Brazil 0.557
    77 Belize 0.553
    78 Vietnam 0.549
    79 Philippines 0.547
    80 Dominican Republic 0.546
    81 Suriname 0.543
    82 Colombia 0.542
    83 Maldives 0.531
    84 Paraguay 0.529
    85 Egypt 0.524
    86 Guyana 0.520
    87 Cape Verde 0.519
    87 Gabon 0.519
    89 Tajikistan 0.515
    90 Iraq 0.512
    91 Iran 0.509
    92 Vanuatu 0.492
    93 El Salvador 0.488
    94 Nicaragua 0.480
    95 Bolivia 0.472
    96 Syria 0.468
    97 Guatemala 0.443
    98 Morocco 0.441
    99 India 0.435
    100 Congo 0.434
    101 Botswana 0.431
    102 Laos 0.428
    102 South Africa 0.428
    104 Bhutan 0.425
    105 Cambodia 0.418
    105 São Tomé and Príncipe 0.418
    107 Honduras 0.412
    107 East Timor 0.412
    109 Kiribati 0.405
    110 Bangladesh 0.403
    111 Nepal 0.401
    112 Ghana 0.387
    113 Solomon Islands 0.385
    114 Zambia 0.384
    115 Tanzania 0.379
    116 Pakistan 0.377
    116 Kenya 0.377
    118 Madagascar 0.372
    119 Zimbabwe 0.371
    120 Namibia 0.354
    120 Swaziland 0.354
    122 Cameroon 0.344
    123 Mauritania 0.337
    123 Uganda 0.337
    125 Angola 0.335
    126 Rwanda 0.330
    127 Yemen 0.329
    128 Togo 0.322
    129 Lesotho 0.320
    129 Nigeria 0.320
    131 Afghanistan 0.319
    132 Ethiopia 0.312
    133 Djibouti 0.308
    134 Senegal 0.305
    135 Benin 0.300
    136 Malawi 0.299
    137 Haiti 0.296
    138 Côte d'Ivoire 0.287
    139 Liberia 0.280
    140 Democratic Republic of the Congo 0.276
    141 Mozambique 0.273
    142 Mali 0.270
    143 Burundi 0.269
    144 Comoros 0.268
    145 Burkina Faso 0.261
    145 Guinea 0.261
    146 Guinea-Bissau 0.254
    147 Niger 0.246
    148 Sierra Leone 0.241
    149 Chad 0.236
    150 Central African Republic 0.198
    2012 and 2011 Inequality-adjusted HDI (IHDI) data[edit]
15. The Index ranks countries on a 100-point scale, with 0 being the best score (no hunger) and 100 being the worst, although neither of these extremes is reached in practice. Values less than 10.0 reflect low hunger, values from 10.0 to 19.9 reflect moderate hunger, values from 20.0 to 34.9 indicate serious hunger, values from 35.0 to 49.9 reflect alarming hunger, and values of 50.0 or more reflect extremely alarming hunger levels.[13]
    
    The GHI combines 4 component indicators: 1) the proportion of the undernourished as a percentage of the population; 2) the proportion of children under the age of five suffering from wasting; 3) the proportion of children under the age of five suffering from stunting; 4) the mortality rate of children under the age of five.[GHI2015 1]
    
    The data and projections used for the 2015 GHI are for the period from 2010 and 2016—the most recent available data for the four components of the GHI. The data on the proportion of undernourished come from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the UN (FAO) and include authors' estimates.[21] Data on child wasting and stunting are collected from UNICEF, the World Health Organization, the World Bank, WHO, MEASURE DHS, the Indian Ministry of Women and Child Development, and also include the authors’ own estimates.[GHI2015 2] Data on child mortality are from the UN Inter-agency Group for Child Mortality Estimation.[22]
    
    Global and regional trends[edit]
    The 2015 Global Hunger Index for the developing world is 21.7. Although this hunger level is still considered serious, it is 27 percent lower than the 2000 GHI, representing an improvement.[13]
    
    According to the 2015 GHI, among regions, hunger is highest in Africa south of the Sahara and South Asia. Africa south of the Sahara has a GHI of 32.2, while South Asia’s is 29.4. Both regions’ GHI scores reflect serious levels of hunger. In East Asia and Southeast Asia, the situation continues to improve. The 2015 GHI for the region is 13.2, reflecting moderate levels of hunger. In the Near East and North Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean, as well as Eastern Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States, the GHI scores (ranging from 8.0 to 13.2) reflect low to moderate levels of hunger.[13]
    
    The food and hunger situation in several countries (Central African Republic, Chad, Zambia, Timor-Leste, Sierra Leone, Haiti, Madagascar, and Afghanistan) is still “alarming,” according to the 2015 GHI. Since 2000, Rwanda, Angola, and Ethiopia have seen the biggest absolute reductions in hunger, with GHI scores down by between 25 and 28 points in each country.[13]
    
    Ranking[edit]
    Countries with extremely alarming (GHI ≥ 50), or alarming (GHI between 35.0 and 49.9) hunger situation
    Global Hunger Index[12]
    Rank Country 1990 2000 2014
    1 Central African Republic 51.9 51.4 46.9
    2 Chad 65 52 46.4
    3 Zambia 47 50.9 41.1
    4 Timor-Leste — — 40.7
    5 Sierra Leone 58.8 53.5 38.9
    6 Haiti 52.1 42.8 37.3
    7 Madagascar 44.8 44.1 36.3
    8 Afghanistan 47.4 52.5 35.4
    Countries with serious (GHI between 34.9 and 20) hunger situation
    Rank Country 2014
    9 Niger 34.5
    10 Yemen 34.2
    11 Pakistan 33.9
    12 Ethiopia 33.9
    13 Djibouti 33.2
    14 Nigeria 32.8
    15 Angola 32.6
    16 Mozambique 32.5
    17 Namibia 31.8
    18 Burkina Faso 31.8
    19 Zimbabwe 30.8
    20 Liberia 30.8
    21 Tajikistan 30.3
    22 Rwanda 30.3
    23 Guinea-Bissau 30.3
    24 Mali 29.6
    25 India 29
    26 North Korea 28.8
    27 Guinea 28.8
    28 Tanzania 28.7
    29 Laos 28.5
    30 Uganda 27.6
    31 Malawi 27.3
    32 Bangladesh 27.3
    33 Congo 26.6
    34 Côte d'Ivoire 26.3
    35 Swaziland 26
    36 Sri Lanka 25.5
    37 Cameroon 24.2
    38 Kenya 24
    39 Myanmar 23.5
    40 Lesotho 23.5
    41 Senegal 23.2
    42 Botswana 23.1
    43 Togo 23
    44 Mauritania 22.6
    45 Cambodia 22.6
    46 Nepal 22.2
    47 Iraq 22.2
    48 Indonesia 22.1
    49 Benin 21.8
    50 Gambia 21.5
    51 Guatemala 21.1
    52 Philippines 20.1
    The Global Hunger Index is composed of the proportion of the undernourished as a percentage of the population, the prevalence of underweight children under the age of five and the mortality rate of children under the age of five (calculated average, in percentages).
    
    The 2015 GHI score could not be calculated for Burundi, Comoros, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Eritrea, Papua New Guinea, South Sudan, Sudan, and Syria, because of a lack of data on undernourishment.[GHI2015 3]
    
    Focus 2015: Armed Conflict and Chronic Hunger[edit]
    
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16. Seems like the other guy is constipated...
17. saalo ne kabhi economics ki book bhi dekhi hai economics ki E bhi ni pata hogi saalo ko
18. Bhenchodo har field mei india pakistan se bahot aage hai tum logo ko agla janam lena padega india ke paas aane ke liye bhi..poori duniya ki nazar mei pakistan ka passport 103 number pe hai uske baad sirf afghanistan hai lol aur india ka no 57 pe itna fark hai to khud hi soch lo
19. But every slum dweller has a color tv but no toilet.
20. these guys are damn funny and that guy in the middle is the biggest one