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You'd probably include my father, Daniel Rose, in that list (he developed Pentagon City in Washington, which won the ULI Award for mixed use developments), and my cousin, Jonathan Rose, who is currently at the forefront of international community planning and development. And maybe my brother, Joseph Rose, erstwhile Chairman of the New York City Planning Commission (and now a developer) who overhauled the antiquated NYC zoning resolution.(Me, I just hang out here on Quora answering questions... :-)

No sire!Pakistan’s planning and development commission has published a “vision 2025” document where you can read how Pakistan is trying to make itself the next Asian Tiger. Also, the timeline for China-Pakistan-Economic-Corridor is until 2030, which is a game-changer project not only for Pakistan but for the region. So, Pakistan will not vanish by 2025 but will emerge as a country of greater significance in the world’s affairs.If you mean another country will invade Pakistan and that’s how Pakistan will get vanished from the map, that’s not going to happen too. First, Pakistan is a nuclear armed country so conventional war is not an option anymore when it comes to Pakistan. Second, Pakistan has a strong alliance with the powers of the world (China & Russia) — just like India has a strong alliance with the United States, so if any country wants to invade Pakistan, it has to get prepared for the collective response of these countries.Lastly, Pakistan has a greater significance in the world’s intelligence community because of it’s spy agency known as Inter Services Intelligence Agency (I.S.I.) — if you look at the history, America (world’s super power) had beaten Soviet Union with help of I.S.I., the world’s largest terrorist network known as Al-Qaida is almost vanished from the face of earth with the help of I.S.I.. Therefore, Pakistan plays a very significant role in the world’s affair.And, we are here to stay for long.God bless our country.

I think no one knows. Not the PM, and not the people in the Niti Aayog. It was created in a rush to replace the Planning Commission. So, it’s main motto was “Successor to the out-of-date, failed Planning Commission.” Yes, the Planning Commission was out of date. It was no longer meaningful - had not been for years.But, NITI is silly Englished-version of niti in Hindi, which means ‘policy.’ But, what type of policy? No one knows.The PM appointed Prof. Panagariya as the head. First, he did not get the same rank as (Cabinet minister) as the previous head (Deputy Chair) of the Planning Commission. So, there was no equivalence. Then, he got this rank. But, he was not invited - as an observer - to Cabinet meetings, unlike the head of the Planning Commission.And, I believe, the PM never turned to the Aayog for policy advice. Instead, he appointed a 5-member Economic Advisory Council. And, as I see it, the PM has ignored them too.So, as I see it, the Niti Aayog has fallen into a situation similar to the Planning Commission - no significant, national role to play in the current administrative/political environment.