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Big price means better trade deal for America."China's gonna pay a big price for what they've done to this country, and the world (sic)"
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Big price means better trade deal for America."China's gonna pay a big price for what they've done to this country, and the world (sic)"
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He's prepping his constituents for revenge, not for concessions.Big price means better trade deal for America.![]()
If they stay there for any longer, they might develop a new virus amongst themselves.Chai neese soldiers
India, the divine land, is blessed with aquatic, ecological and social diversity. It accounts for 18% of the world population but only about 4% of the world’s water resources that accounts for its categorization as a water stressed country. India, in fact, is facing the worst ever water crisis in its history and millions of lives and livelihoods are under threat. With some 600 million people facing acute water shortage at present, the crisis will further worsen as demand is projected to be twice larger than the available supply by 2030.In the current geopolitical situation in which water disputes are major factors in diplomatic relations, there is a need to devise negotiation tactics for the settlement of trans-boundary water disputes.
In January 2013, China approved mega dam projects on the Brahmaputra River as part of its 12th Five-Year Plan. Dam projects such as Zangmu Dam (510 MW), on the Yarlung Tsangpo, the upper stream of Brahmaputra river near India-Bhutan border, the Lalho project in Xigazê (near Sikkim), undeclared under-construction Dagu, Jiacha and Jeixu dams pose a serious threat to the ecology of the eastern Himalayas. These large dams will control part of the flow of the mighty Brahmaputra and could turn into a seasonal river in India, affecting the livelihood of millions.The formation of the Ministry of Jal Shakti in May 2019, clearly indicates the priority which the present government grants to tackle the challenges of water security in future.
In this scenario these densely populated Southeast Asian countries have to rely on the goodwill of China, making them prone to Beijing’s water blackmail. Chinese leverage over these countries could be used to India’s benefit in this region. Sharing of the hydrological, engineering, economical, computational modelling and ecological knowledge could help these countries to successfully negotiate with China.It is high time to build a framework for river management agreements among the ASEAN & SAARC countries.
India needs to take the lead role in the establishment of a regional hydrological data centre to exchange data across the Himalayan region so that a comprehensive water management and harvesting policy may be formulated. India’s achievement in space technologies may pave the way for a regional exchange of satellite data acquisition, interpretation and decision making.India needs to take the lead role in the establishment of a regional hydrological data centre to exchange data across the Himalayan region
Jab itna time aur paisa lagaya to thhoda bada hi banadete.
As long as they keep it to themselvesIf they stay there for any longer, they might develop a new virus amongst themselves.
there are various constraints, be it geological, technical or financial, when such projects are being constructed in such geography. It is enough for our needs as of now.Jab itna time aur paisa lagaya to thhoda bada hi banadete.
Why only two lane tunnel?
Dude carving a tunnel at 10000ft is not an easy task. Himalayas aren't sturdy like Western ghats which are volcanic mountains and Himalayas are quite young as compared to the Western ghats and are fold mountains ,hence fragile and prone to earthquakes....Jab itna time aur paisa lagaya to thhoda bada hi banadete.
Why only two lane tunnel?
This looks more like a pathway to underground parking than a proper tunnel built for strategic purposes.
in love with the innocence the question is posed here.Jab itna time aur paisa lagaya to thhoda bada hi banadete.
Why only two lane tunnel?
This looks more like a pathway to underground parking than a proper tunnel built for strategic purposes.
A new question now for resident expert:
Escalation ho gaya kya?
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That's like saying you spent 2 crore on a Mercedes, should have added a couple more and bought a lamborghini. Yes. That's how much additional it would have cost. Probably even more.Jab itna time aur paisa lagaya to thhoda bada hi banadete.
Why only two lane tunnel?
This looks more like a pathway to underground parking than a proper tunnel built for strategic purposes.
are you expecting to land Boeing 747 in the tunnel?Jab itna time aur paisa lagaya to thhoda bada hi banadete.
Why only two lane tunnel?
This looks more like a pathway to underground parking than a proper tunnel built for strategic purposes.
Number of lanes in a road are decided based on the traffic it is supposed to carry, not on how vital the route is. Increasing the number of lanes won't make it more secure. Especially a tunnel which can be put out of commission by a couple of well placed hits, doesn't matter if there are two lanes or 32 lanes.when the tunnel is so vital, why couldn't it have been a little wider.
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