Indian Education: Actually Terrible !!! 1773

On Sun, 30 Jul 2006, Kamal R. Prasad

You don't want it apprecitated or you will lose business. China doesn't want Yuan to go up or it will lose business. Yeah...you want it to be devalued.

You are exporting services like mad, and you are importing USD and other currencies like mad.

And, you are getting your own package of debt, too.

Further, an appreciating rupee will

Not true.

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But, I think your sentence is patently false and for several technical reasons. First, widespread buying of gold is unlikely unless gold is legal tender in India. Second, only if you have serious inflation or debasement of the Rupee might Indians buy up gold. Third, gold is likely to be bought in India only if the market value of gold goes up substantially. You give zero reasons for your sentence and the link doesn't work,

Nah, you just want to "snip" issues you don't want to deal with.

This totally ignores national interests, history, politics, and the fact that humans from another land and educational background (or lack thereof) and poor or non-existent ability to speak the native langues will place a substantial burden on local services. It also totally ignores the fact that many if not most countries do not make it easy to become citizens and obtain citizens rights.

It also totally ignores the fact that in your own country, your society still extensively discriminates against Dalits ("untouchables") in terms of them being "as human as you are."

People who call themselves

So what?

If americans want to

And, above and in other posts by you, you just want to give yourself the right to take anything, anywhere, anytime and to declaire anythinig you want. Sorry, no go.

Here is some

Irrelevant. But, your own country and society has its own high priviledge caste system which has been around 3,000 years, handing out birthrights to the vast majority of your people, irrespective of whether those birthrights are earned or deserved. And, the "untouchables" (Dalits) don't get ANY rights, except to get kicked around by higher caste Indians.