So here are the top 10 lucky countries with cheapest diesel in the world:
10) Sudan:

Officially called as Republic of Sudan and often called as North Sudan is an Arab state situated in North Africa. The high price diesel crisis were released overnight in the virtually independent nation. In early June the price was 2.7 Sudan exchange pound(SDG) which has now exceeded to 5.0 SDG. 1 SDG is equal to 12.3 Indian rupees.

9) Oman:

Oman is an Arab state situated in southwest Asia on the coast of Arabian Peninsula is Officially called as Sultanate of Oman. Last reported in 2010 the price of diesel per litre was 0.38 dollar. 1 Dollar is equal to 53.46 Indian rupees. Oman produces about 600,000 barrels making it possible for the government to offer low price.

8) Egypt:

Officially called as Arab Republic of Egypt is a country in North Africa. Egypt has amongst the most diversified and developed economy. The price of diesel, last reported in Egypt was 0.32 US dollar. 4.39% of monthly income is spent on diesel in Egypt. Due to the recent instability, the price of the diesel is very uncertain in future. The price depends on how the new government deal with it.

7)Ecuador:

Ecuador, a representative democratic  in South America officially called as the Republic of Ecuador is  bordered by Peru on east and south ,Colombia on north, , and by Pacific Ocean on the west. The price of diesel last reported in Ecuador was 0.28 US dollar per litre. Ecuador economy is subjected by petroleum extraction.

6)Yemen:

Officially called as Republic of Yemen is a country in Western Asia, dwelling in southern and southwestern end of Arabian Peninsula. Bodered by Red sea on the west, Oman to the East and Saudi Arabia to the north. Diesel pump price last reported in 2010 was 0.23 US dollar per litre.

5) Algeria:

Officially called as Democratic Republic of Algeria and formally referred as Democratic and Popular Algerian Republic is situated in Maghreb region in Africa. Algerian economy highly depends on natural gas and petroleum exports. It accounts 30% of the GDP. Pump price of diesel last reported in 2010 was 0.19 US Dollar per litre. Percentage monthly income that is spent on petroleum is 6.53% in Algeria. In Algeria 60% of the income is derived from oil production.

4) Libya:

Libya is situated in Maghreb region in North Africa. It is bordered by Egypt on the east, Sudan on the southeast, Mediterranean Sea on the north and Chad and Niger on the south. Price of diesel fuel last reported was 0.13 US Dollar per Litre in 2010. Libya has one amongst the highest GDP in Africa. Monthly income percentage spent on petrol in Libya is around 3.32 percent. 41 billion barrels of oil per year puts Libya on the 9th place in world league in oil producers.

3)Saudi Arabia:

Officially called as kingdom of Saudi Arabia is the biggest Arab state(by land area) situated in Western Asia, consisting of immense Arabian Peninsula and is the second largest in Arab World. Saudi Arabia has oil based economy. Possesses 20% of the world’s petroleum reserves ensuring it to be one among the cheapest countries in the world in terms of diesel.  Pump price of diesel, last reported in 2010 was 0.07 US Dollar per liter. 0.98 % of the monthly income is spent on diesel in Saudi Arabia.

2) Iran:

Officially called as Islamic republic of Iran is situated in Western Asia. It is also often called as Persia however in political context Iran is preferred. Pump price of diesel last reported in 2010 was 0.02 US Dollar per litre. It has the sixteenth largest economy. Iran chief source of overseas trade constitutes 60% of Government revenue. 6.53 percent of monthly income is spent on diesel in Iran.

1)Venezuela:

Officially called as Bolivian Republic of Venezuela is a country situated on the northern coast of South America. Price per litre of petrol in Venezuela is 8p thus making Venezuela the cheapest country in world in terms of petrol. Second time in history, Venezuela rushed the world for being the cheapest. The country is facing the tremendous problem of smuggling of petrol. The reason is that the neighbouring country Colombia is paying the price 40 times greater than Venezuela. Another important thing is that the monthly income of the residents is very less compared to the Middle East countries. 2.73% of monthly income is spent on diesel in Venezuela. Pump price of diesel last reported was 0.01 US Dollar per liter.

10) KT

KT stands for Korea Telecom, originally founded in 1981, is a South Korean integrated wired/wireless telecommunication service provider with largest High-Speed Internet Business. Its users are provided with advanced wired and wireless services through digital devices. Korea Telecom (KT) has been a leader in WiMAX application, this success of Korea Telecom has attracted worldwide attention.

The establishment of mobile WiMAX network by KT WiBro provides reliable and true mobile broadband service (i.e. mobile 2.0.). The main features includes UGC (user-generated contents), little cost functionality, high speed liberation and an open platform allowing full Internet browsing. KT has a additional company Korea Telecom Freetel(KTF) providing 2G/3G networks and a Wi-Fi network covering heavily populated, KT provides flawless data services for users across the entire Korean market through these networks.

9) France telecom

France Telecom is the primary telecommunications access provider, the largest in Europe, allowing customer’s entrance through multiple platforms. Fixed line telephone, broadband access, mobile phone telephony, IPTV with MaLigne TV, now known as Orange TV are the 4 key platforms.

It currently has 221 million customers as of 2011 and employs about 180,000 people (half outside France). The company’s corporate brand is Orange; it is the largest provider of Internet access in France and offers the most reliable service and an option with 18Mbit speeds.

8) Verizon

Verizon Communications Inc. started in 1983, is a global broadband and telecommunications company with headquarters located in Verizon Building at 140 West Street in Lower Manhattan, New York City.

To bring high-speed Internet over a local receiver line, Verizon uses DSL technology. Verizon allows customers to package their Internet service with TV, home phone or wireless services. Verizon’s plans offer variety of services including access to Wi-Fi hotspots all through the country, online backup and sharing etc.

For customers who download movies or use the Internet for online gaming, faster download speed is required. Thus a download Speed of between 1.1 and 15 Mbps is provided by Verizon’s Enhanced plan.

7) Time Warner cable

Time Warner Cable Inc. (TWC) was formed in 1989 and is an American cable telecommunications company that offers Digital Phone, Digital TV, High-Speed Internet services across the nation with download speeds of up to 50Mbps. Time Warner Cable does not provide any assurance or has any problem relating to your use of the McAfee Antivirus Software.

Its business headquarters are located in the Time Warner Center in Midtown Manhattan, New York City. The company operates in 28 states and is extended to 31 operating divisions.

6) Deutsche telecom

Formed in 1996, Deutsche Telecom is one of the world’s leading integrated German telecommunications company headquartered in Bonn, North Rhine-Westphalia. ICT solutions for commerce customers and corporate customers were provided by the group. Services and products were provided for fixed network mobile infrastructure and the Internet.

More than 37 million fixed-network lines and approximately 16 million broadband lines were provided by the company. The company is present in 50 countries. The numbers of customer reaches to 131 million making this company the 6^th best broadband company in the world.

5) AT &T

AT&T Broadband was formed in 1999. The company provides a Wi-Fi broadband Internet, mobile and wireless access services over networks that support millions of customers at the same time. Its Media and online services were originally provided by either Excite@Home or RoadRunner. They have developed a method in order to reduce the data throughput speed skilled by marginal Smartphone users (those who use 3gigabytes or more on a 3G/4G Smartphone).

Their network is protected against security threats or other harmful action. As long as the devices don’t harm their network, they can be attached with their Wi-Fi broadband, wired and mobile Internet services. AT&T allows usage calculators and other tools for their wired and mobile services to help customers.

4) NTT

NTT stands for “Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation”. It is the leading Japanese telecommunications company Asia whose headquarters is at Tokyo, Japan.

It is ranked 31^st in Fortune Global 500 and in terms of revenue it is the second major company. The company offers variety of access methods, such as optical-fiber access, wireless LANs and 3^rd generation mobile telephones.NTT planned a boost from dialup (56kbit/s), ISDN (64kbit/s), to FTTH (fiber to the home) in Japan.

3) Comcast

Comcast Corporation supplies broadband internet, home safekeeping [in some areas], and cable television and telephone services to both suburban and marketable customers in 40 states and in the District of Columbia. It is the 3^rd largest home telephone service provider, prime cable operator and home internet service provider in US headquartered in Pennsylvania and Philadelphia.

Each and every residential customer is provided with dynamic IP addresses according to the Comcast High Speed Internet terms of service. It Provides “PowerBoost” feature which allows the users to use all surplus cable node capacity in order to pace up the 1^st few seconds of downloads. As per the data [March 30, 2012] Comcast has 18.582 million internet customers.

2) China Unicom

China United Network Communications Group Co.Ltd. , established on January 6,2009 , was Briefly named as “China Unicom”. China Unicom has a vast communication network which spreads over all the urban and rural areas of China. Its users are provided with various types of value added services and high-quality voice service.

Has telecom-grade IDC (internet data centre) , thus provides high-speed bandwidth, reliable and secure internet services. It also offers -

• Basic IDC services – IP Transit, Hosting etc
• IDC security services- firewall, backup, network security monitoring etc
• IDC value added services- terminal maintenance, performance designing etc
• Family-oriented software -CU MAX client provides broadband services and relevant internet browsing functionality.

1)     China Telecom Corp.Ltd.

It is a Chinese wireline telecommunication company with an extended broadband network over 30,000 hotspot places with transportation facilities in around 250 major Chinese cities.

It has the world’s largest single Wi-Fi wireless broadband network providing basic telecommunication services, Internet services and information services to over a million of users. In order to improve performance, the company invested a lot in broadband and internet services. The company improved network infrastructure capacity and actively carried out pilots on high-performance transmission network and next generation Internet.

Over the previous years, there was an improvement of 12 percentage points as 20Mbps access bandwidth connection coverage ratio reached 70% in urban areas.

However refining a career choice in engineering may be, information regarding the performance of private engineering colleges is very important. Almost all private colleges offer placements and have considerably good infrastructure. Hence, in a way, it becomes difficult to choose. A credible system that ranks these institutions on the basis of performance can be extremely helpful in gauging the standards of private institutions. There are many private institutions that are equally good in comparison to the coveted IITs and NITs. To help on deciding which private colleges are the best, here is a list of the top 10 private Engineering Colleges in the descending order.

10. SSN College of Engineering

Sri Sivasubramaniya Nadar College of Engineering, SSN in short, is located in Chennai, Tamil Nadu. The college came into existence in the year 1996. In the beginning, it was affiliated to Anna University, Chennai. It is now an autonomous engineering institute. It is amongst the best engineering institutions in Tamil Nadu. Admissions to this university are strictly on the basis of merit. The institution is equipped with the latest infrastructure and has exhibited an excellent placement record.

9. RV College of Engineering

The Raashtreeya Vidyalaya College of Engineering is located in Bangalore. It was established in the year 1963 by the Rashtreeya Sikshana Samiti Trust in Bangalore. It is the best private engineering college in Bangalore and this fact has been attested by all major accreditation agencies like the NBA and NAAC. Top multinational Corporations come to the college to recruit its students. The institute is popularly referred to as the Centre for Excellence by the Union Government.

8. Dhirubhai Ambani Institute of Information and Communication Technology

The Dhirubhai Ambani Institute of Information and Communication Technology is located in Gandhinagar in Gujarat. It is by far the best private educational institute in the state with an excellent placement record and top class infrastructure. The University has figured in the list of top ten private engineering institutes for nearly four years now.

7. Veeramata Jijabai Technological Institute

The Veeramata Jijabai Technological Institue is in Mumbai. The institute was formerly known as Victoria Jubilee Technical Institute. It came into being in the year 1887 and is one of the oldest Engineering institutes in Asia. It is a premier educational institute that has been functioning autonomously from early 2000. But, the Maharashtra Government funds many projects that the university undertakes. It is the best engineering institute in the state of Maharashtra and has lived up to its excellence for over a decade now after it was renamed VJIT in the year 1997.

6. Vellore Institute of Technology

Vellore Institute of Technology, popularly called VIT in short, has been one of the best private institutes for a very long time. It has been accredited by all major rating agencies for its brilliant infrastructure and enchanting campus. The University is located in Vellore in Tamil Nadu. It is the second best private engineering institute in this southern state of India.

5. Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology

This university was founded by Karan Chand Thapar in the year 1956. It is situated in Punjab. The institute attracts students from all over the country. The standard of teaching is excellent and the university has a placement record of over ninety-nine percent.

4. PSG College of Technology, Tamil Nadu

The PSG College of Technology is an autonomous, government aided institution and is affiliated to Anna University. It is THE best private engineering institute in the state of Tamil Nadu. It offers courses in nearly fifteen branches of engineering. Established in the year 1951, it has lived up to its reputation ever since.

3. Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Mesra

The BIT Mesra is a coveted engineering institute located in Ranchi, Jharkhand. The institute takes in students on the basis of the BITSAT entrance exam. The Institute was founded in 1956 and has figured in the list of top ten private engineering colleges for nearly four years.

2. Manipal Institute of Technology

Manipal Institute of Technology, popularly known as MAHE in short, is located in Mangalore, Karnataka. It was established in 1957 and has been consistent in its appearance in the list of top ten private engineering institutions.  The university offers a flurry of other courses apart from engineering and is the most reputed and esteemed college in Karnataka after the RV College of Engineering.

1. Birla Institute of Technology and Sciences, Pilani

The Birla Institute of Technology and Sciences has been the top Private Engineering Institute for more than a decade. The University has signed MOUs and collaborated with the best engineering institutes in the world. The infrastructure is splendid. The Campus Placement record is inarguably the best. It is THE best private nngineering Institute in India and finds a place among the best ten engineering colleges of the countries. The institute is located at Pilani in Rajasthan.

10. Perl

 Perl is used by a lot of veteran and seasoned programmers. Although its popularity has reduced when compared to 1990s, Perl still finds a spot among the ten most popular languages because it offers excellent system administration and text processing. The main drawback about the language has been its absurd syntaxes. But veteran programmers don’t seem to find anything strange in it because Perl is still one of the most popular programming languages in the world.

9. JavaScript

 JavaScript is a mini version of Java. It has fewer features and is a client side programming language. The strength of JavaScript is that it is a browser based language. Secondly, the coding is very simple. Thirdly, you don’t need to compile it. Fourthly, JavaScript has been embedded in HTML and so, it is easier to run these applications. JavaScript is programmer-friendly and is counted among the easy programming languages.

8. Visual Basic

 If you seek some easy programming languages, Visual Basic tops your list. This event driven language is executed on .NET framework. The importance of Visual Basic stems from the fact that it is very basic, simple to use and learn. It is dominant in adoption, which also contributes to the popularity of the language. Although there are no major strengths of Visual Basic, the language is still used by a lot of developers. The weakness of the programming language is that it works only on Microsoft systems.

7. C

 C is a very basic programming language. Developed by Dennis Ritchie, C is the base for C++ and makes learning other more advanced languages such as C# and Java easy. It is a general purpose programming language and involves a lot of syntaxes. Although it is older than most of the existing languages, C is still used extensively for various developmental purposes and is among the most popular programming languages.

6. Python

Python is event driven. Majorly used by the giant Google, Python is simple and very effective in programming. It is easy to learn and easier to use. The best features about Python are its readability and the elegant codes which can be written using the language. It can be used for general programming.

5. Ruby

Ruby is the most object oriented languages available currently. Although a bit slow when compared to other languages, Ruby offers tremendous flexibility in programming because of its dynamic nature. The major strength of Ruby is its simplicity, which ranks it among the easy programming languages.

4. PHP

 If you want to be a web developer, PHP is the language which you should use. The compatibility of PHP with HTML is excellent. Further, it is a server side open source platform. PHP is known for perfectly accommodating plug-ins which aid in easy and quick programming. The job of a developer becomes much easier when PHP programming language is used for development. The only weakness of the language is its inconsistent syntaxes. Nevertheless, the language performs extremely well when used for web development.

3. C#

 C# is an offshoot of C and C++ and bears a lot of resemblance to Java. The programming language has been developed by Microsoft under .NET development. C# works on .NET framework. So, if you use Microsoft for development, you will have to learn the language for easy programming. Although the language performs excellently on Windows, it is seldom seen on other operating systems. The major strengths of the language are its powerful performance on Windows and its speed.

2. C++

 In this quickly evolving computer world, C++ is a dinosaur, although it can never be extinct. The language has been around from 1979 and offers a well compiled platform for programming. It is a combination of low level as well as high level languages. From a developer’s point of view, learning C++ can be very rewarding. The flexibility offered by this language is enormous. It can be used to design software applications, system software, client based applications and a wide range of entertainment software including games. C++ provides a strong base for people who want to learn Java. The major strength of C++ is its speed.

 1.   Java

 New generation developers are probably surprised and skeptic to find Java on the top spot. However, even with so many languages operating currently, the two decade old Java still rules the roost. Java is an object oriented language and was developed in 1990 by scientists at Sun Microsystems.  Java is one of the most important languages for people who program on platforms other than Microsoft. It is a major development over C++ and has been considered the best language by most of the computer experts. Java can definitely be ranked among the high paying programming languages.

10.French:

French is spoken in tons of countries, including Belgium, Canada, Rwanda, Cameroon, and Haiti. Oh, and France too.It is often called the most romantic language in the world. We’re actually very lucky that French is so popular, because without it, we might have been stuck with Dutch Toast, Dutch Kissing.French is the fourth-most widely spoken mother tongue in the European Union.The population of its speakers include 129 million.

9.Malay-Indonesian:

Malay-Indonesian is spoken in Malaysia and Indonesia.Its strength of speakers include 159 million.There are many dialects of Malay the most important being the Indonesian.Indonesian is the official language of Indonesia.It is standardized register of Malay.The Malay language was originated in Sumatra.

  8.Portuguese:

Portugal after its independence from Spain in the 12th century expanded all over the world.Portugal explorers played an important hand in expansion of the language the most famous being Vasco da Gama and Prince Henry the Navigator.Portugal got in so early in exploring the world, the language established itself all over the world, especially in Brazil, Macau, Angola, Venezuela, and Mozambique.The no. of Speakers of this language are around 191 million.

7.Bengali:

Bangladesh is a country of population of about 120+ million.Bengali is the national language of Bangladesh and here almost everyone speaks Bengali.As the Bangladesh is surrounded by the Indian states like West Bengal,Tripura,Assam ,many of its speakers reside in these areas..  Speakers also live in Europe, the United States, and even Saudi Arabia.The Bengali speakers are much higher than expected around the world about 211 million.

6.Arabic:

Arabic is one of the world’s oldest languages.It is spoken in the Middle East and other countries such as Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Iraq, Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, and Egypt with total strength of 246 million.Millions of Moslems in other countries speak Arabic as well.In 1974 it was made the sixth official language of the United Nations.

5.Russian:

It is one of the six languages in the UN. Apart from the Mother Country it is also spoken in Belarus, Kazakhstan, and the U.S. with a total strength of 277 million speakers.It is the largest native language in Europe.

4.Spanish:

Spanish is the official language of Spain and is spoken in just about every South American and Central American country along with Cuba and the U.S. with total strength of 392 million speakers. There is a particular interest in Spanish in the U.S. Spanish is one of the most widely distributed languages in the world. It is the official language of nearly every state in Latin America.It is also one of the six official languages of the United Nations.

3. Hindi-Urdu:

It is a language with two official forms i.e. Standard Hindi and Standard Urdu.The two forms are nearly indistinguishable from each other.  Hindi is the official language of India while Urdu is the official language of Pakistan.Urdu and Hindi are also spoken in parts of Europe and North America with heavy Indian and Pakistani immigrant populations.It has engulfed large no. of speakers with total strength of 497 million.

2.English:

Its speakers hail from all around the world.It is the official language of 53 countries including New Zealand, the U.S., Australia, England, Zimbabwe, the Caribbean, Hong Kong, South Africa, and Canada with total population of 508 million.English is also an official language of several organizations like the UN, NATO, and the European Union.

1.Mandarin:

Mandarin is often called Chinese but it is in fact only one of many Chinese languages, which include Cantonese and Xiang.Mandarin is the largest of the Chinese language.It is the official language of the People’s Republic of China and Taiwan.It is also one of four official languages of Singapore.Mandarin has two writing systems; Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese.The population of speakers of this language has passed 1billion mark.

Top 10 most Earthquake damage prone cities are:

10. Jakarta, Indonesia

Jakarta is a populated area and much of Indonesia is prone to Earthquakes and Tsunamis. It also suffered from a disastrous earthquake last year in september where thousands homes were destroyed and reported deaths in hundreds. It also suffered a very bad earthquake in 2007. In Jakarta, homes are not earthquake proof because they are very delicate and could collapse on aech other. An estimated 11,000 person would die, if 6.0 earthquake hit here.

9. Izmir, Turkey

Turkey is a place where small to moderate scale tremors occurs on daily basis. The Izmir city is located on the west coast of Turkey, which is the most prone area of the world. Izmir suffered from a very serious and terrible Earthquakes in 1999 and 2005. An estimated 11,500 people would die, if 6.0 earthquake hit here.

8. Mexico City, Mexico

Mexico city is a heavily populated area and with badly designed houses and structures. Central mexico is major prone to Earthquakes. There was a historic Earthquake in 1985 with 8.1 scale which killed 10,000 people approx. It also beared major Earthquake last year in april, where about 149 people died. Mexico City is not safe in future also about 11,500 people can die if again Earthquake occur on 6.0 scale.

7. San Salvador, El Salvador

San Salvador is a small country and densely populated and it experiences a lot Earthquakes. There was a  serious Earthquake in 1917. In 2001, a major Earthquake took place with highest 5 scale which result in death of thousands people, dangerous landslides and destruction of thousands homes.

6. Islamabad, Pakistan

Islamabad is a densely populated area and also suffers a lot from terrorism. It is not a safe place as it is recorded for breaking the record of ever highest Earthquake scale of 7.6 in 2005. At that time thousands people killed in landslides and buildings collapsing.

5. Manila, Philippines

In Philippines city 20 Earthquakes occur on regular basis. Some are felt and some not. Last year in September, Philippines suffered from an Earthquake with 6.1 scale. The Manila city is at northeast end of this metropolitan area. The city itself is very populated and earthquake at high scale can occur here anytime.

4. Quito, Ecuador

Quito city was very populated many years ago but now it is less populated. In 1859, a historic Earthquake took place here which destroyed many famous buildings and hundreds of homes. There was another major Earthquake in 1949 which killed about 6,000 people. Now engineers are researching to do something about this problem.

3. Delhi, India

Delhi, the capital of India, it’s on edge that is prone to Earthquakes. In Delhi, many buildings are attached together so a quake can cause a lot of damage and will result in thousands of deaths from collapsing of buildings.  In 2006, there was an earthquake with scale 4.1, but wasnt too dangerous.

2. Istanbul, Turkey

Istanbul city is densely populated area with about 12 million people, many of them live in crowded places with poor infrastructures which causes disasters. The city is over one of most active seismic fault lines on earth. Scientists are sure about the possibility of Earthquake here with scale more than 8 by the year 2030.

1. Kathmandu, Nepal

The city is located at the active seismic zones, and the buildings here are not prepared for any Earthquake. If Earthquake happens, thousands of people will die living in this area. In 20th century, 11,000 people were killed due to Earthquakes in Nepal and many temples and buildings in Kathmandu were damaged. Its seismic scale is increasing annually, and population of the city is also growing annually with rate of 6.5 %.

All these things definitely states China’s growth but is serious concern for Indian’s both Militarily and Economical. China is growing at such a fast pace that it may just turn out to be India’s biggest threat in the upcoming years. We below state 10 reasons why China is a serious threat to India.

10. Indian Software Industry

China poses a serious threat to Indian software industry in future. Software industry is a major source of income for India and is expected to grow more in the coming years. China currently hasn’t been able to compete with Indian software industry and that is primarily because of  their low level of English and heavy accents. But this issue is getting resolved pretty quickly since Chinese government is advocating the usage of English and giving special preferences to English teachers. China has almost negligible US, UK and Australia outsourcing BPO partners currently but as the level of English increases the BPO’s too would grow.

Also Chinese government was advocating and giving benefits to manufacturing houses which encouraged people to set up a lot of manufacturing units but now they are encouraging Software industry far more and this would enable to set a lot of Software Companies in near future.

9. Control of Pakistan

China has been a close ally and has supported Pakistan since decades (1962). China has sent it’s top level diplomats to Pakistan regularly and for a variety of agreements. China has aided Pakistan both militarily by supporting them with top war weapons and economically by giving them aids regularly. Now this is a major threat to India since Pakistan has never had good relations with India after the partition and China can indirectly remotely power a war of Pakistan and India. And if China decides to support Pakistan during the war it could turn horrendous for India.

8. Control of Oil

We being Indian’s all know the value of Oil (Petrol price in India is Rs. 74/litre) and China has direct control of Oil since it has extremely close relations with high Oil Producing countries (African countries and Middle East Countries) and this in future can turn out to be a very serious threat for India. Today a lot of things are directly or indirectly controlled by oil and if the Oil prices increases at a quick rate than that could affect India’s economy badly.

7. Recent Close relations with Russia

China has been recently busy building close relations with Russia, a country that has supported India through out for a long time. If they become successful in building great relations with Russia than that could be an issue for India. Since India gets Economical aid and imports a lot of military Artillery from Russia and that could direct affect India’s security. Also during a war if Russia doesn’t supports India then Indian army wouldn’t be able to withstand China’s huge Army in any way.

6. Cyber Warfare

China has been upgrading it’s technology and is currently one of the most technological advanced countries of the world. It had all the economical and physical resources to invest in technology and that could harm India’s internal security. It could directly affect India’s internal security since important and sensitive information can be intruded. It could also affect Guided Missile Systems and defense shields of any country.

5. Biggest Domestic market and Boom of Jobs

China can sustain any major slow down or global recession because of it’s domestic market which is the biggest in the World.
1st in number of mobile subscribers.
1st in number of  internet users.
1st in number of global food consumption.

The list goes on.

4. Energy

Energy is required by a country to carry it’s daily manufacturing tasks. China has abundant energy resources but it is bound to get depleted in the near future. And once that happens China is bound to get to its neighbours with high natural resources for energy through either mutual agreement or empowerment.

3. Enviromental Threat / Energy

China has been famous for it’s unidentified and without any permission nuclear tests. But this is not the only reason why Chinaposes a serious environmental threat for its neighbouring countries. China has substandard chemical plants which pose a big threat and it’s flaws have been covered by various international newspapers in recent pasts but it has hardly affected China. Also they have no proper management of waste control which gets dumped.

2. Indian Manufacturing Industry

Chinse export industry has quickly become World’s number 1. China is manufacturing everything from textile cloths to technological advanced air crafts. Chinese good are no longer substandard and are made of high quality and durable items and most importantly are cheap. Chinese goods have afftected Indian export industry and more over even the domestic market and by the way they are growing it is sure to affect the indian manufacturing industry even badly in future.

1. Nuclear Weapons and War

Due to all the above or some more reasons China could rage a war again India at any instant. India is in no way competent enough to shield itself from China. The political system in India itself isn’t stable and the politicians in India are far more corrupted than anywhere else in the world. Thus the allot expenditure for Indian army inst utilized completely and thus making our army even more weaker. On the other hand China has one of the world’s most deadly weapons and army. It has close to 200 active nuclear weapons as compared to India’s 80 nuclear weapons. Their nuclear weapons are more sophisticated and can be a lot more dangerous. Thus it would be kind of impossible for India to win a nuclear war against China.