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It’s strange people are bashing the question.Because when the organization are formed, BIMSTEC was meant to be the acronym for economic cooperation among the participating nations, that is: Bangladesh, India, Myanmar, Sri Lanka and Thailand Economic Cooperation.Fortunately for us, Wikipedia[1] has an accurate history:On June 6, 1997, a new sub-regional grouping was formed in Bangkok under the name BIST-EC (Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka, and Thailand Economic Cooperation).On 22 December 1997, Myanmar became a full member, resulting in the renaming of the grouping to BIMST-EC. In 1998, Nepal became an observer. In February 2004, Nepal and Bhutan became full members.On July 31, 2004, in the first Summit the grouping was renamed as BIMSTEC or the Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic CooperationSo, why does N for Nepal does not exist in BIMSTEC? It’s because the full form was changed to Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation. If they had continued keeping the first letter of member nation, how long would the name of the organization be? And how many times would they have to amend the name?So, the founder members reached BIMSTEC and let it remain by changing its meaning!Footnotes[1] Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation - Wikipedia

Some interesting fact-->>The RBI logo was inspired from the East India Company Double Mohur2. It was formed on April 1, 1935 as a private entity, but autonomous body now. Nationalization of the central bank did not happen till 1949.3. The financial year of RBI is from 1 July to 30 June but from the next financial year(2020–21), it will be in line with government's fiscal year from 1 April to 31 March.4. RBI is responsible only for printing the currency notes. Minting of coins is done by the Government of India.5. The first woman to become the deputy governor of RBI is K. J. Udeshi. She was appointed in 2003.6. RBI demonetized notes in the denominations of five thousand rupees (Rs. 5,000) and ten thousand rupees (Rs. 10,000) in 1938. They were reintroduced in 1954 and again demonetized in 1978. RBI can print these notes according to the RBI act of 1934.7. RBI was also the central bank for two other countries. It played the role of Central Bank of Pakistan till June 1948 and the Central Bank of Burma ( Myanmar) till April 1947.8. The bank was established on the recommendation of the Hilton Young Commission.9. RBI does not have second class employees. It has only Class I, Class III & Class IV employees.10. Dr. Manmohan Singh is the only Prime Minister(PM) to have also served as the Governor of RBI.11. The first Indian to hold the position of the Governor of RBI was Mr. C.D. Deshmukh. He was the third governor of RBI.12. RBI has 29 offices in India which are mostly located in the state capitals.13. RBI runs a Monetary Museum in the premises of the Mumbai head office.Thank you for scrollingJai Hind

Rohingya Muslim people showing their Aadhaar Cards at Kelambakkam in Chennai. Rohingya Muslim refugees from Myanmar have been living in the government-run cyclone shelter at Kelambakkam on the city outskirts after fleeing their home land in 2012 amid deadly sectarian violence. PTI file photoSC bench to hear plea against deportation of Rohingya muslimsThe problem is there not just for the BJP, it is a problem for the country itself. You better realize this. How many Bangladeshi illegals are there in India? Any idea? The government itself has no idea.Among the so many laborers you see in construction sector, the security guards in our buildings, the hawkers you see, the list is endless. I have seen many newsreports of police claiming illegals committing offenses like thefts and then sneak back into their country. Enough to say, there is a flourishing trade in trafficking.I keep seeing many who speak Bengali. They say, “I am from Bengal”. Or , “I am from Assam”. That is the stock reply. Do you know Bengali? Do you know Assamese? Can you distinguish between these two languages? Can you place a speaker just by his/her accent? For that, you got to be a native Bengali in our Bengal or an Assamese in Assam. What a Bangalorean or a Chennai-ite know about that?For all you know, a Rohingya or a Bangladeshi doesn’t look any different from the natives of your place. Our cities are ideal places for illegals to hide. West Bengal is the funnel. Once in, the illegals quickly spread all over the country.Some illegals simply take up a Hindu name! Who is questioning? Who is asking for identification papers? I have seen photos of Rohingyas having Aadhar card. Who is giving them the cards?Can the government identify, round up and then deport all the illegals? A fat chance! The moment something starts, you will see a huge furor from “Human Rights Activists” in India, amply supported by opposition parties including the Congress and the communists. Some years ago, under Congress government, some half-hearted attempt was made to deport some illegals. Bangladesh government reacted very violently and pushed those people back into India. Our government got sweating and promptly stopped all such (even) half-hearted attempts. Now, if the BJP government tries that, the same Congress will shout the loudest.Now you want the Rohingyas to add to out problems? It is not just the question of more heads. More mouths to feed, they competing for jobs, living space & ration. Have you thought about it?Rohingyas have terrorist elements living among them and terrorists posing as Rohingyas. Do you know about that?The BJP’s CAAThere is nothing hidden in the CAA, the aim is largely political. By extending the cut-off date (from the Assam Accord date of 24/March/1971 to 31/Dec/2014), BJP expects to earn the gratitude of lakhs more of Hindu refugees that are now living all across the NE and especially West Bengal. That and the exclusion of Muslim refugees from naturalization, BJP thinks, it cut the ground from under the feet of TMC.Well the con side is, India has to bear the burden of these new citizens. Though these are Hindus, they nevertheless stress our meager resources.Since the entire NE is protected through the Sixth Schedule and the ILP, these new citizens can’t settle in the NE, they must be accommodated elsewhere in the country. Bengal can take only so much, 3 districts are already full to brim with refugees. So, the pressure is on the rest of India.The reality of India-Bangladesh borderIndia and Bangladesh share the 5th longest border in the world, it is 4,156 Km long! Of this, only 2,735 Km got fenced by March 2012.Can you seal every inch of such a long border?House on Indo-Bangladesh border has dwellers from both countriesCan border marking stones like this can stop people?Two Bangladeshi women cross the border wall between India and Bangladesh at Hili, West BengalDo you see any border here? Do you see anything like a demarcation here? What stops anyone from this side to go across the hills lying across the border to gather stuff and comeback?You see a fence in the background? This is something that can be called a demarcation.Extremely few countries in the world have a fully fenced border. Most borders in Europe are totally unmarked. Only communist countries believe in fortified borders to the last inch e.g. the old Berlin Wall or booby-trapped non-man’s fields between East & West Germany. Or between North & South Korea.People living right across any border don’t have any strong awareness of border. They are similar in all respects, their daily life calls for moving across the border quite casually. Thus, if Indians are said to be crossing into BD, that should be no news.Illegal trafficking is a fact on most borders given the above economic needs. “The [Indo-Bangla] border is used as a route for smuggling livestock, food items, medicines, and drugs from India to Bangladesh. Moreover, illegal immigrants from Bangladesh cross the border to India.”How “trade” or trafficking in medicines, livestock, food etc. can happen without people moving across routinely from India into BD?People think only of opportunities for making money or livelihood, for them border is never sacrosanct, at worst only a minor headache.Most international borders are hazy, people work across the border and return home across the border in the evening.To repeat, necessities of daily life do not allow one to have a special respect for border.Indo-BD border has many strange things (like most borders). People live in one country and work in their fields lying in the other country. At places, Indians are required to return from farms to homes, before the gates close in the evening, they must do so everyday.There are other peculiarities that you have “islands”, people living in there have no defined citizenship. There are areas that are in dispute, both BD and India claim them. People living in them belong to “both” countries.Deporting the illegals - the practical difficultiesBangladesh says, it is ready to accept some Bangladeshi illegal if India provides convincing evidence that a person termed illegal is indeed a Bangladeshi.Here is the rub, the “if”. If BD is not ready to take back, whichever “evidence” India provides, BD will simply refute.Any illegal entering India will never carry any proof of Bangladeshi identity. No fool will do that.Besides, BD is like India only, any number of destitutes/illiterates/nomads/beggars/laborers etc. will not have any identity papers at all. Does each & every India has an Aadhar? Certainly no.Worse, one can always throw away identity papers and declare himself to be somebody else.The weak point is, if you must prove your identity, you may provide some document. If you want to suppress your identity, all you have to do is, make sure that you have no incriminating evidence on your body! That is it.How India can prove if a certain person is a BD illegal? NRC catches someone only if he doesn’t have any documentation. But then, a person not having documentation doesn’t necessarily prove that he is illegal. As said, many legal Indians too don’t have any documentation. In this situation, India can show only indirect proof which, BD can always refuse to accept.Say, Indian authorities do some investigation, extract the confession of a BD illegal including his permanent address in BD. Say, India forwards that “address” to BD for verification. What guarantee is there that BD will faithfully do that? Even if it does, how much time it will take? Months? Years? If the list is VERY long running into lakhs & millions of illegals, how much time BD authorities will take to verify each guy? CENTURIES! Can India push BD to do it fast? No.In all likelihood, India can do just one thing, put all those rounded up illegals in camps. That is all. India being able to send back all those lakhs & millions of BD illegals is just a pipe-dream.If India tries to push them all across the border, BD will react VERY violently. This will become an international incident showing up India as a monster, PERHAPS LEADING TO A WAR WITH BANGLADESH.Who are Rohingyas?Rohingyas are denizens of the Rakhine state of BurmaAs you can see, ethnically, the Rohingyas are unlike the Burmese. They have been living in Myanmar for centuries. They were mentioned in the records of East India Company in 1799 itself. If nothing else, 200 plus years should prove their Burmese nativity. There are about 1 million of them, majority of them are Muslims and some are Hindus.In 1982, Burma declared them as illegals despite their long history of being Burmese. there is an aspect of ethnic cleansing by the Buddhist Burma. The UN is aware of this issue and also passed resolution but are unable to force Burma into stop the persecution. There a history of suppression, persecution and denial of human rights to these people.Bangladesh quotes history to maintain that Rohingyas are Burmese by domicile & nativity whereas Burma denies based on ethnicity. India too shares a long border with Burma along Tripura, Nagaland and Manipur. Thus, India too is forced into this muddle.Rohingya SeparatismIn 1943–44, the British armed & trained these Rohingyas to fight the occupying Japanese in Burma. Just like how the Americans later created the Afghan Islamic terrorists. But the Rohingyas turned those British arms against the native Buddhist population, triggering a civil war.In 1947–48, Rohingya leaders sought to merge the Rakhine with the then East Pakistan. Since then, Burmese see Rohingyas as traitors and fifth columnists. Today, Burmese see the Rohingya as unpatriotic & disloyal to the country they live in for centuries.Who is funding Islamic terrorists among Rohingya?Since the 1980, Rohingya separatism assumed an Islamic dimension. The main Rohingya leadership group - Harakah-al-Yahin - is a 20 member group that controls from Mecca and Medina. This group got trained by Pakistan and Afghanistan and in turn trains Rohingyas in Rakhine. The Harakah gets funding from Pakistan, West Asia, Bangladesh and even some elements in India.Myanmar’s ethnic cleansing and genocideIt is one way countries prefer to deal with such problems. Before passing a judgement on Myanmar, let us see from their angle -Myanmar is a Buddhist majority country where Muslims stand apart very glaringly.Myanmar is a poor country with perennial problems of its own. There is a lot of pent up anger plus disillusionment and frustration. People in such a chronic situation just need an excuse and a fall-guy to vent upon, the authorities have always been very helpfully pointing their fingers at the Rohingya as the root cause of all problems. This a standard tool of deflection all dictatorial regimes employ.Rohingyas are ethnically different from the Burmese.Rohingya Muslims, like many other such, had a difficulty in merging with the majority culture.Rohingyas do, either voluntarily or per force, have Islamic terrorists among them. As such, the recent ethnic cleansing by Myanmar authorities was triggered by such elements attacking a police post and an army base.Some elements among Rohingya Muslims have a history of armed attacks on Buddhists (1944), insurgency with the intention of breaking away the Rakhine state to join the newly formed East Pakistan (1947–48) and supporting Islamic terrorism (1980s onward).Due to all the reasons, majority Buddhists do not have any rapport with whom they see as traitors and fifth columnists.What nobody tells you about the RohingyasWhat most of us do not know, there are already 40,000 such living in India. Some of them even got Aadhar cards. That 40K is just an estimate. Indian government doesn’t know how many are actually here. Of these, 20K are in Jammu & Ladakh regions the rest are spread over Delhi, Haryana, Hyderabad and other cities. Some people think, seeing 20K settled in just the J & L region, there is an organized syndicate with a clear purpose behind such massive concentration.They bring the same risks - fundamentalism, harboring Islamic terrorists, Islamic terrorism, inability to mix with the native population, socially regressive tendencies and insurgency.The recent Myanmar military action on the Rohingyas began with Rohingya Islamic terrorists attacking a police post and an army base. This led to the massive exodus of Rohingyas into Bangladesh.71 dead as Rohingya militants attack police, army base in MyanmarMyanmar Army Battles Rohingya Insurgents; Thousands Flee