shivansh mishra

  When we think of Bangladeshis, we feel that they are extremely poor, fed up of hunger, that's why they come to India in search of work. But as you may have heard the story of a turtle and a rabbit in childhood, nowadays India is doing the same with Bangladesh. India, which was supposed to be a $ 5 trillion economy till 2020, has slept somewhere like that rabbit. And Bangladesh's tortoise is slowly overtaking us. Because according to the estimates of the International Monetary Fund, in 2020 the income of an average Bangladeshi will be more than that of an ordinary Indian. It may sound strange to you, but how right is it? Is Bangladesh's average income really higher than India? Let's calculate it. In the new report of the IMF, the IMF is saying that in 2020, the capita GDP of Bangladesh will exceed the capita GDP of India. What is Per capita GDP? By dividing the total GDP of any country by the total population of that country, the capital GDP of that country gets. And t...

I have heard many times from the 'keyboard' revolutionaries who acquired knowledge  from 'WhatsApp University' that Gandhiji  could not stop the hanging of Bhagat Singh.  Gandhiji was against Subhash Chandra Bose and Ambedkar. Gandhi's ideas have no relevance in today's time. By saying this, he considers himself to be very knowledgeable, but in reality  it is those who have less knowledge, who have less study, who have read less of history, And  they want to differentiate between standards of freedom and heroes. Now the children who have  acquired knowledge from WhatsApp will not understand how relevant Gandhi is. the relevance of Gandhi's fight for 'truth and non-violence' will not be understood by those who turn the bike after  seeing a policeman on the street. If you want to  know the power of Gandhi, then you might be knowing  that no matter how big the opponent of Gandhi is They too have to speak revered Bapu in every thir...