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Originally posted by squandered
Originally posted by slanteye
reply to post by daaskapital
That is why India does not trust the US enough to buy its fighter jets. Imagine being saddled with 120 US made fighter jets with no spare parts. US foreign policy and strong arm tactics will scare away potential customers. This is bad for your aviation industries at home. More and more countries purchasing European and Russian planes, military or civilian stuff. But because Boeing and Lockheed Martin have contracts with the govt. no one dares to voice up.
No it's because they cost half as much, but I'd go with American if you want spare parts. India can put all it's eggs in Russia's basket if it wants. The world would be interested to see India having an alliance and not playing the field, just for once.
Originally posted by atsmem1980
Originally posted by hp1229
Originally posted by atsmem1980
Originally posted by ModernAcademia
Originally posted by marg6043
We are now going to war with India right after US decimates whom? oh yeah Iran, then China.
edit on 16-3-2012 by atsmem1980 because: (no reason given)
trouble came in the form of the brits who didn't mind killing our people , looting us of wealth, wrecking our economy..oh yeah we have to thank the brits a lot..u say that "Brits that actually forced the Indian Independence Movement to form the most diverse nation from some 500 plus states down to 22 states that it represents today" is better than all the evil they did to us?
u must be mad ..we were doin well 4 ourselves pal..we didn't need their 'HELP'
edit on 16-3-2012 by atsmem1980 because: (no reason given)edit on 16-3-2012 by atsmem1980 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by SashaHighkick
Love my country, hate my government..... Why can't they just mind their own business? It's not like it is perfect here at home, plenty of hungry, homeless and corruption in our government to fix. Money better spent at home, than meddling with other's affairs.
Originally posted by sk0rpi0n
reply to post by ModernAcademia
Obama is plain and simply being a piece of #$%#^
Correction. He happens to be a nobel peace prize winning piece of #$%#^.
Originally posted by atsmem1980
reply to post by daaskapital
India is not an ally of the U.S, BRICS nations are moving away from the dollar , what would happen if India refuses to comply, is the U.S or NATO or whoever going to invade India..do nations have that kind of money these days ?
Originally posted by victor7
Originally posted by atsmem1980
reply to post by daaskapital
India is not an ally of the U.S, BRICS nations are moving away from the dollar , what would happen if India refuses to comply, is the U.S or NATO or whoever going to invade India..do nations have that kind of money these days ?
If there is a WWIII, mainly Russia vrs NATO, then who's side will India be on.
Originally posted by victor7
Originally posted by atsmem1980
reply to post by daaskapital
India is not an ally of the U.S, BRICS nations are moving away from the dollar , what would happen if India refuses to comply, is the U.S or NATO or whoever going to invade India..do nations have that kind of money these days ?
If there is a WWIII, mainly Russia vrs NATO, then who's side will India be on.
Originally posted by atsmem1980
Originally posted by victor7
Originally posted by atsmem1980
reply to post by daaskapital
India is not an ally of the U.S, BRICS nations are moving away from the dollar , what would happen if India refuses to comply, is the U.S or NATO or whoever going to invade India..do nations have that kind of money these days ?
If there is a WWIII, mainly Russia vrs NATO, then who's side will India be on.
y do uthink ww3 maybe rus vs nato?
i bet on india with nato
y do uthink ww3 maybe rus vs nato?
i bet on india with nato
Clearing the way for oil refiners to pay Iran in Indian rupee, the Union Budget has exempted the payments made for crude oil purchased from the Persian Gulf nation, from any local tax.
[...]
As a way out, Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee in his Budget for 2012-13 exempted payments to Iran from taxes in "national interest".
The exemptions would be effective from April 1, 2012.
[...]
Under the mechanism agreed, NIOC will accept 45% of the payments in an account opened in Kolkata-based UCO Bank. UCO Bank has been chosen because it has no US or European exposure and its overseas presence is limited to Hong Kong, Singapore and China.
"In the national interest, a mechanism has been devised to make payment of certain foreign companies in India in Indian currency for import of crude oil," the Budget documents said.
"The curent provisions of the Income-tax Act would render such payment taxable in India because payment because payment is being received by these foreign companies in India in Indian currency. This would not be justified when such payment is based on national interest and particularly when no other activity is being carried out in India by these foreign companies expect receipt of payment in Indian currency," it said.
Originally posted by victor7
y do uthink ww3 maybe rus vs nato?
i bet on india with nato
That is why India has been a slave nation for last 900 years, being slaved, oppressed, exploited and brutalized by foreign powers. Go figure.......!edit on 17-3-2012 by victor7 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by atsmem1980
Originally posted by victor7
Originally posted by atsmem1980
reply to post by daaskapital
India is not an ally of the U.S, BRICS nations are moving away from the dollar , what would happen if India refuses to comply, is the U.S or NATO or whoever going to invade India..do nations have that kind of money these days ?
If there is a WWIII, mainly Russia vrs NATO, then who's side will India be on.
y do uthink ww3 maybe rus vs nato?
i bet on india with nato
A major Indian trade delegation to Iran to explore export opportunities created by US-led sanctions against the Islamic republic was a big success, a leader of the mission has said.
The 80-member delegation spent five days in the Persian Gulf nation last week in a bid to boost Indian exports as a way of paying the country's huge oil bill to Iran.
[...]
The trade mission, headed by Indian Joint Commerce Secretary Arvind Mehta, came as the intensifying sanctions campaign dries up dollar and euro payment routes that India has been using to pay for Iranian oil imports.