mention two areas each of cooperation and disagreement between india and bangladesh. - india's relations with its neighbours
mention two areas each of cooperation and disagreement between india and bangladesh.
disagreement differences over the sharing of the ganga and brahmaputra river waters. illegal immigration to india. refusal to allow indian troops to move through its territory. not to export natural gas to india. cooperation economic relations have been improved considerably within last ten years. bangladesh is the part of india’s ‘look east’ policy to link up with southeast asia via myanmar. cooperated on the issues of disaster management and environment. cooperation on identifying common threats and being more sensitive to each other’s needs.
migration is a response to the uneven distribution of opportunities over space. people tend to move from a place of low opportunity and low safety to the place of higher opportunity and better safety. this has both positive and negative effects.the economic consequence of migration in india are:a) the biggest plus point is the remittances sent from abroad to the home country. it is one of the major sources of foreign exchange.b) in 2002, india received the us $ 11 billion as remittances from international migrants.c) the maximum amount is received by punjab, kerala and tamil nadu.d) the amount of remittances sent by the internal migrants is low as compared to international migrants.e) internal migrants also play an important role in the growth of the economy. بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
  

  
الجواب حامداومصليا
  

  
You should respect the rights of your neighbours.
  

  
And Allah knows best
  

  
27 ٍSafar 1442/ 15 October 2020 india secured 57th position among 65 countries, falling eight places from its rank in 2016. despite giving good ratings for high salaries and low living costs, expats in the country **struggled with pollution**, long working hours, culture shock, personal safety concerns, poor family life and below-par quality of life. dear student,

any new policy/ implementation on economy will create problems
initially similarly gst will initially create some issues for
taxpayers in the long run, gst will have quite a favourable impact
on indian economy some sectors will have more favourable impact
compared to others under the proposed gst gst will have favourable impact on
organised logistic industry and modernised warehousing
gst will remove cascading
effect of taxes gst will increase national income in long run

regards caste sanctions is losing its lustre in contemporary india and therefore, do not operate with the same force in all sections of indian society. however, marriage rules are still observed strictly. we see, endogamy is still the dominant mode in contemporary india but inter-caste marriages are also acceptable today in some sections of indian society particularly in the urban centres. however, this trend is also limited to the upper castes i.e. inter caste marriages between brahmin, ksatriya and vaisya or bania families. marriages outside we see, hardly run for any longer period and end in divorce or separation otherwise. this happens because the couple cannot do compromise with their distinct manners any long. the political use of the caste is increasing day-by-day to every region of india.


the structures and functions of caste system have also been deteriorated to a greater extent. the ritual injunctions and interdictions relating to food and physical contact have almost vanished since untouchability has been declared an offence liable to punishment by the laws of the land. the relations of jajmani have been replaced by clientele in urban areas. even in villages, jajmani relationships are mantained only at the ritual level.


caste system is thus, making an adequate adjustment with the changing times. it has retained its relevance by becoming more resilient and accommodative. the most important of such processes include sanskritisation, westernisation, industrialization, urbanisation and constitutional legislation. differ, mismatch, anger, upset, disturb, disappoint, question, offend, displease, oppose, disagree, annoy, miss, reject, refuse, frustrate, neglect, dissatisfy, fail. There are two perspectives to the theme of "karma".   
  
One is a Western view which has an emphasis on shame or "What comes around goes around." In other words if one has done something to hurt or damage another then at some point in the future one will experience a similar injury or embarrassment that somehow "evens the score."  
  
Another perspective comes from the Eastern Hindu and Buddhist faiths which view karma as life presenting constant experiences for "soul growth". Whether "good" or "bad" experiences their purpose is for the eventual acquisition of "enlightenment" and freedom from the wheel of reincarnation. What is this enlightenment? It is living in the consciousness of love and compassion. It's not a philosophy of shame or "comeuppance" for doing wrong to another.   
  
It's really tough to forgive someone if they have hurt or wronged you. And yet, it is by following this difficult path, we eventually earn both a psychological and spiritual freedom that allows us to live a peaceful life. nairobi, because of its high altitude, is cooler than the rest of kenya, which can be quite hot. especially in the evening nairobi can get a bit chilly, so you'll want to bring a light jacket or sweater. mombasa, which is right on the indian ocean, is distinctly warmer than nairobi and can be quite humid. few guidelines on which agency you should approach while engaging in real estate activities in bangalore:

if you are a builder who is seeking&nbsp;approval for&nbsp;building and layout plans, you should approach the&nbsp;bda.
the bbmp collects property taxes, and&nbsp;maintains the layouts of buildings according to the plans approved by the bda. the bbmp also provides &ldquo;khata&rdquo; or documentation.
the bbmp provides specific guidelines regarding the construction and maintenance of drainage, road, and amenities while developing land.
it is not safe to purchase a plot of land that is approved by the gram panchayat but not by bda.&nbsp;it would be difficult to get financing from external sources.&nbsp;
in urban&nbsp;bangalore, the bda is supposed to give a no objection certificate&nbsp;(bda) while building on a piece of property. in rural bangalore, you should approach the bmrda.

the bda provides&nbsp;two types&nbsp;of no objection certificate (noc). the first is to certify&nbsp;that the agency had not tried to acquire that plot of land. the second is to certify that the bda approves the residential layout plan of the builder. it is necessary to acquire both nocs before developing land. * however, the quality of the roads is a far cry from the silky smooth expressways that you’ll glide across in singapore. a poor road system combined with a growing middle class who own an increasing amount of vehicles per household can quickly lead to crushing congestion problems. as traffic slows to a crawl, it’s not just the commuters that suffer.