India catching up with China


	India catching up with China

sohil

5-31-2006 8:41 PM

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india, china, economy, asia, interesting, russia, brazil, gdp

sohil says:

w00t.
All India needs now is UNSC Permanent seat and partially privatized sectors.
P.S. RBI is Reserve Bank Of India. 1 USD = Rs. 46
1 Crore = 10 Million

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5-31-2006 8:45 PM

adamc

Congrats sohil! Now if only india could catch up to Australia in cricket

5-31-2006 8:48 PM

sohil

Thanks adam. We'll see how the current Caribbean tour goes (less than an year till the next World Cup, Yay!!!)

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