yes...i barely see homeless people in uttarakhand. if we improve our bad roads etc, we can become even bigger tourist hub. coz we hv natural beauty, but we hv also many holier/pilgrimage sight of hindus. thats why we known as "devbhoomi". although himanchal people also called them devbhoomi. but i hv objection in this
First let's see the US have the nuts to dismantle Google- a company with the power of nations.
yeah also we needyes...i barely see homeless people in uttarakhand. if we improve our bad roads etc, we can become even bigger tourist hub. coz we hv natural beauty, but we hv also many holier/pilgrimage sight of hindus. thats why we known as "devbhoomi". although himanchal people also called them devbhoomi. but i hv objection in this
for example
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why u think ghost villages r bad?? i mean villagers r leaving villages, which is civilization process. In those empty villages nd fields plantation grows naturally. wild life animals get bigger place to roam.for example
Thanks to Major Chandola’s efforts, the locality that once looked like a ghost town, now looks lively. The road that leads to the village has been properly laid, and the crumbling houses have been restored. Abandoned farms are being used for farming, and outgrown tree branches have been pruned. A rainwater harvesting plant has been installed and new water channels are being created for irrigation. Employment and recreation centres have been set up for youth and migrants of neighbouring villages.
But this transformation did not come easy. The biggest challenge for Major Chandola was to attract the migrants back to the village. “I know migration is a big issue and I cannot solve it, but I can play a part by creating hill-centric and climate-resilient livelihood options,” explains Major Chandola. “It is straightforward – if you provide people opportunities to work, they will not migrate. So, I started looking at traditional practices in agriculture, construction and tourism.”
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A ghost village in Uttarakhand has been transformed by tourism and new work opportunities
An increasing number of villages have become uninhabited in the state as residents migrate in search of work.
1 . chinese threat
1:- most border areas hv army/itbp, like in our ancestors land near tibbet border.
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Americunts and Euroniggers should shove their sanction down their butthole. Bastards have fucked the entire world including themselves.Tinfoil Hat on :
17th March, BBC :
"The revolution underway in India's diamond industry"The revolution underway in India's diamond industry
India's long history with diamonds enters a new chapter as lab-grown versions of the gem take off.
India has long played a key role in the diamond industry - it's estimated that nine out of 10 of the world's diamonds are polished in Surat.
Now the government wants India to become a key player in the lab-grown diamond business.
31st March, ET :
"India may lose Russian facet of diamond trade"India may lose Russian facet of diamond trade
About a week ago, officials of the US State Department and European Union (EU) alerted leading diamantaires and jewellers in Mumbai that plans were underway for harsher sanctions on diamonds originating from Russia, two persons familiar with discussions told ET.economictimes.indiatimes.com
Indian diamond houses that cut and polish nine out of 10 stones mined in the world are caught in the crossfire between Washington and Moscow.
About a week ago, officials of the US State Department and European Union (EU) alerted leading diamantaires and jewellers in Mumbai that plans were underway for harsher sanctions on diamonds originating from Russia, two persons familiar with discussions told ET.
Not saying it is a conspiracy, but the coincidence is simply too unreal to be ignored !! To be fair, the BBC article doesn't talk about India's trade with Russia on diamonds. But still. Makes for a nice tinfoil hat story.
Tinfoil hat off.
beside russia, many african countries hv diamond mines. i dont think sanction on russian diamond, will not effect us that much.Tinfoil Hat on :
17th March, BBC :
"The revolution underway in India's diamond industry"The revolution underway in India's diamond industry
India's long history with diamonds enters a new chapter as lab-grown versions of the gem take off.
India has long played a key role in the diamond industry - it's estimated that nine out of 10 of the world's diamonds are polished in Surat.
Now the government wants India to become a key player in the lab-grown diamond business.
31st March, ET :
"India may lose Russian facet of diamond trade"India may lose Russian facet of diamond trade
About a week ago, officials of the US State Department and European Union (EU) alerted leading diamantaires and jewellers in Mumbai that plans were underway for harsher sanctions on diamonds originating from Russia, two persons familiar with discussions told ET.
Indian diamond houses that cut and polish nine out of 10 stones mined in the world are caught in the crossfire between Washington and Moscow.
About a week ago, officials of the US State Department and European Union (EU) alerted leading diamantaires and jewellers in Mumbai that plans were underway for harsher sanctions on diamonds originating from Russia, two persons familiar with discussions told ET.
Not saying it is a conspiracy, but the coincidence is simply too unreal to be ignored !! To be fair, the BBC article doesn't talk about India's trade with Russia on diamonds. But still. Makes for a nice tinfoil hat story.
Tinfoil hat off.
I read this exact article 1 year ago.. We process 90% of all diamonds .. the westerners are free to pay 5X the cost if they want an alternative.Tinfoil Hat on :
17th March, BBC :
"The revolution underway in India's diamond industry"The revolution underway in India's diamond industry
India's long history with diamonds enters a new chapter as lab-grown versions of the gem take off.
India has long played a key role in the diamond industry - it's estimated that nine out of 10 of the world's diamonds are polished in Surat.
Now the government wants India to become a key player in the lab-grown diamond business.
31st March, ET :
"India may lose Russian facet of diamond trade"India may lose Russian facet of diamond trade
About a week ago, officials of the US State Department and European Union (EU) alerted leading diamantaires and jewellers in Mumbai that plans were underway for harsher sanctions on diamonds originating from Russia, two persons familiar with discussions told ET.
Indian diamond houses that cut and polish nine out of 10 stones mined in the world are caught in the crossfire between Washington and Moscow.
About a week ago, officials of the US State Department and European Union (EU) alerted leading diamantaires and jewellers in Mumbai that plans were underway for harsher sanctions on diamonds originating from Russia, two persons familiar with discussions told ET.
Not saying it is a conspiracy, but the coincidence is simply too unreal to be ignored !! To be fair, the BBC article doesn't talk about India's trade with Russia on diamonds. But still. Makes for a nice tinfoil hat story.
Tinfoil hat off.
no we the consumers are not paying, that's the problem.
One reason why I stopped reading international news esp the anglo ones. Some random thing happening in some interior village somehwere will be blasted onto the world media. Why this manic obsession? I dont know.
1. We do not have to pay directly, to subscribe or otherwise. Google generates revenue from Adsense based on the views hit per ad and is supposed to share it with those news pages. So WaPo BBC NYT Lo-Lasun hosting ads is enough, all we need to do is hit these top of the shelf links for them to make money off us.
peak bimaru things. Lets hold a havan on top of a covered stepwell. What could go wrong. This is what happens when the value of life is so low
