Is Tajling Indian? 10

If it refers to the "Taj Mahal". Yes.

I think so, but it seems to be true that India has not developed the country well, and it does not mean that it has always been like this.

There is a huge gap between the rich and the poor in India, where the rich are rich and the poor are poor.

India is a great place. Definitely not scary!

Although it is true that some aspects are not as good as ours, India has so much to praise as an ancient civilization.

I think you'll be surprised if you go to Thailand.

If you listen to both, it will be clear, and if you listen partially, it will be dark!

The weather is very hot, you have to bring more heatstroke prevention and cooling, I don't know where the state you said is, our place is four to five hours away from Delhi to do a car, dirty is out of the light, the above two are good, my girlfriend is a construction site translator, more than 8,000 a month, subsidy plus salary.

As long as a girl doesn't go out alone, it should be fine, you have to go out and dress very revealingly, then it is entirely possible to be besieged by Indians, I once went out to the park with my girlfriend, my girlfriend is okay, the skirt she wears, there are a group of Indian young people around, we left quickly.

Chinese women must be accompanied by a man when they go out, otherwise they really don't know what will happen, and they won't even be able to find anyone at that time.

No. Generally speaking, apart from Brahmin (the highest caste), which is not allowed to divorce and widows are not allowed to remarry, women of the general caste are also accommodating and can remarry, but the first marriage is the most serious, and then they can remarry.

In the Hindu Marriage Act, 1956, polygamy is prohibited, and bigamy is punished as a crime and the marriage is null and void; grant of divorce; The act of entering into marriage is specifically regulated by law, but the formal requirements are determined by customs and etiquette. In the area of divorce, the Act retains the most conservative doctrine that only one spouse can dissolve a marriage if the other spouse commits a crime. Hinduism practices monogamy.

Despite the abolition of the caste system since India's independence, and the prohibition of class discrimination in India's constitutional civilization, the remnants of the caste system are still preserved in Indian society today.

Polygamy is allowed in some areas, but not in Hindu places and in Muslim places it is allowed.

Polygamy is a marriage custom in which a man has more than one wife at the same time. Beginning in the late matriarchal period, it is a characteristic of the patriarchal form of marriage, and is the product of private ownership of the means of production. Polygamy was initially limited to sisters, but when it entered class society, the nature changed, and the choice of wives was expanded.

Legal polygamous marriages are mostly found in Islamic countries.

Polygamy, which began in the late matriarchal period, is a characteristic of the patriarchal form of marriage and is a product of private ownership of the means of production. Initially, the choice of wives was mostly limited to sisters, but after entering the class society, the nature changed, and the range of wives was broader.

But Islam does not consider polygamy to be a one-size-fits-all system. For most of his life, the Prophet had only one wife. He married Katija at the age of twenty-five, and until Katija's death when he was fifty years old, he practiced monogamy.

In Pakistan and Morocco, a man is not allowed to marry a second wife until he has the consent of his first wife.

Yes, there are only a few areas where polygamy is possible.

A few days ago, a 146-year-old man in Indonesia passed away, and in his lifetime, he experienced two world wars, witnessed the death of 10 siblings and four wives. According to the British newspaper Daily Mail, the man's funeral took place on May 1, and he may well be the longest-lived person in the world.

Mbah Ghoto's birth certificate shows that he was born on December 31, 1870. Mba is a big smoker, and when asked about the secret of longevity last year, he said that patience is the key; Because he has people who love him to take care of him, he can spend a long life happily.

Previously, the French elderly Janet Calman was recognized as the world's longest-lived person with a lifespan of 122 years. If Mba's birth certificate is accurate, the 146-year-old has undoubtedly broken the record for the longest life held by Carmão.

Scientists have doubts about Mba's lifespan. Last year, a group of researchers from the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York, USA, conducted a study and showed that the maximum natural life expectancy of a human being is 125 years. It is reported that the staff of the Indonesian Archives Bureau verified that Mba's date of birth was December 31, 1870.

There are several issues plaguing India at the moment:

1. The gap between the rich and the poor is serious. The power of the state and the owner of wealth are not together, so each has its own needs, and there will be a power-for-money transaction, and the consequence of the power-for-money transaction will accelerate the differentiation between the rich and the poor. When the gap between the rich and the poor is excessive, it will hinder market liquidity, but it will further accelerate the gap between the rich and the poor.

2. The population is large. In fact, having more people is not a bad thing, but the bad thing is that the poor are especially able to live. On the contrary, the rich people in India do not have many children.

As a result, despite the large number of people, there is no increase in spending power. Without consumption, there is less market demand. Another problem with overpopulation is that the poor get poorer and the rich get richer, so back to question 1.

The gap between rich and poor has widened.

3. Indian women have not been liberated, and Indian women cannot achieve the same status as Chinese women in India. Compared to China, the wealth created by women alone in China has surpassed that of India as a whole. Therefore, the gap between China and India can obviously be concluded from the status of women.

4. The geography of India. The perennial heat makes it impossible for Indians to work all year round like the Chinese, during the hottest times and during the rainy season. They need to spend a lot of time and energy on water treatment and cooling.

A typical example is that the new energy source solar energy cannot be widely promoted in India because of the low-cost cooling equipment. India, which relies on traditional energy sources, is constrained by the pressure of a large population.

5. India and Pakistan dry frame all year round. There are a lot of Indian talents immigrating overseas (the United States), which makes it impossible for the country to retain talents. This is very similar to China, but it is very different.

Although China also quarreled with the Japanese, they did not throw shells at each other. Although Chinese immigrate to the United States, you will find that although they are Americans, they still return to China to start a business. Many Indians immigrate to the U.S. and don't return.

Without a strong ****, it was impossible to concentrate on laying the foundation for industrialization in the early stage of independence, and China stood in the way after wanting to develop industry in the later stage of independence. The premise of India's development is that there is a **centralization** and the collapse of China, otherwise it can only follow China and take advantage of the advantages of the Indian Ocean and Eurasian transportation to survive.

The habit of Indians is to be lazy, and they were colonized by the British, and now they are developing countries, and the whole society is dirty and messy.

This country has long embraced the idea of intervention in the economy, and since independence, the idea of intervention and planned economy has been dominant in India. ** Intervention and the planned economy not only stifled India's early economic development, but also left India with four major legacies, which are still constrained by these institutional factors to this day: first, the dominance of state ownership in some key industries (such as banking); Second, it is not open to the outside world, lacks international competition, and the state implements comprehensive control over imports, exports and foreign exchange; The third is the huge bureaucracy, which has led to serious corruption, and in some recent international rankings of the degree of national corruption, India is on a par with countries such as China and Russia, and is among the most corrupt countries. Fourth, labor legislation and employment systems have led to suffocation and rigidity in the labor market.