Nationalist - தேசியவாதி

After the recent developments of IMF and FATF with Pakistan, many are predicting that the neighbor nation Pakistan's Economy may collapse in the near future. But the ground reality is that the Pakistan would collapse as a Nation in whole in all the fields. The author briefs the factors that may force the Terror supporting nation Pakistan may collapse and merge with China or divided into 4 parts.                                                               File Pic: Pak PM Imran Khan There are about five key factors that will play an important role in the Collapsing "Naya Pakistan" : (i) Poor Economy:              At the time of forming government the Imran Khan led PTI  government pledged to create ten million new jobs (1 Crore) and build five million (50 lakhs) houses. With athe current 4 per cent growth rate, the poverty will not be tackled, nor will per capita income increase by much. The government is negotiating a bailout with the International Monetary

Islamic Republic of Iran has released a video of shooting down United States’ drone which it alleged, breached into Iranian airspace for reconnaissance purposes. The video released has a thundering background music, and shows Iranian Raad defence system being fired to destroy the drone. Iran's Foreign Minister Javad Zarif said that the country would take the complaint to the UN that the US "encroaches on our territory" while US denies the allegations, and says that the drone was in international waters.  Video released by Islamic Republic of Iran   As the game of chicken is on between the two countries, UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres has urged all parties to exercise maximum restraint. Russia's President Vladimir Putin has warned that war between the US and Iran would be a "catastrophe with unpredictable consequences". Trump said that Iran had made a mistake. "I think probably Iran made a mistake - I would imagine it was a gen

After Maruti Suzuki, Renault To Stop Sale Of Diesel Vehicles In India From 2020 When BS-VI Norms Kick In Indian workers labour on assembly lines of components for Datsun Go and Renault Kwid vehicles. Following the footsteps of India’s largest car manufacturer Maruti Suzuki, French automaker Renault has decided that the company will stop selling diesel vehicles from 2020, when the Bharat Stage-VI (BS-VI) emission norms kick in, reports Economic Times. According to the report, global chief executive officer (CEO) of Renault, Thierry Bollore, confirmed that the company will stop selling diesel cars in India from next year. On whether Renault will do so from April 2020, he said, “I believe so.” The stringent BS-VI emission norms are set to be implemented from April 2020, across all vehicle variants and categories. In this light, Maruti Suzuki in April this year had announced its decision to discontinue the sale of diesel run vehicles in the country as the costly transition to BS-