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Just goes to show what a hypocritical society we are. This guy preaches and dishes out moral lessons on probity, honesty, integrity, and morality on TV debates, though he speaks like a pansy. Part of the liberal left, this fellow has finally been caught for his deceit and dishonesty! And the Lutyens media and the pseudo liberal gang are full of these frauds and scamsters.
How did you come to conclusion that I don't work in a hospital or don't come in contact with symptomatic/asymptomatic patients?Waste of money! You don't need the N95 mask. It's meant for the staff in hospitals who are in close contact with COVID patients and for suspected patients too. An ordinary mask that you get at pharmacies is good enough. In fact you don't need a mask at all unless you have the virus that can spread to others. But in public everyone needs to wear a mask as one doesn't know who is infected thereby creating apprehension in others.
You didn't say so! I ain't neither a telepath nor a clairvoyant to know that you work in a hospital.How did you come to conclusion that I don't work in a hospital or don't come in contact with symptomatic/asymptomatic patients?
N95 is for medical professionals not for civilians.The government has not been able to stop the black marketing of N95 masks. I brought five today ,each for RS 375.
We should earn some interest on it. If we earn 3 to 4 pc, even then it will be a huge amount.India’s forex reserves rise to $487 billion
India’s foreign exchange reserves rose $1.726 billion to $487.039 billion during the week to May 15, just short of its life-time high of $487.238 billion. After the reserves reached its previous lifetime high in the week to March 6, it fell by $11.983 billion in the week ended March 20, the highest fall since the global financial crisis of 2008, and subsequently increased.
India’s forex reserves rise to $487 billion
After the reserves reached its previous lifetime high in the week to March 6, it fell by $11.983 billion in the week ended March 20, the highest fall since the global financial crisis of 2008, and subsequently increased.www.financialexpress.com
This is a big amount. It should be used for making jungles, lakes , regenerate rivers, strengthening of rural and agriculture sector. We should eliminate poverty, pollution, lack of green cover and water security issue with this. We should rejuvenate all rivers by planting billions of trees. Sadguru is doing an excellent work for kaveri. This need to be replicated for all major rivers.Printing Press has its own down side:
1. Bond market will be screwed with high yield; meaning reserving major part of budget to service the debt .
2. Can spike inflation; Helicopter money doesn't help much as compared to systematic infusion which could create more jobs and infrastructure. Worst victim of printing press Venezuela.
3. Once you start printing, you don't know the extent when to stop; Demands of under developed 1.3 Billion populace is insatiable.
4. Can generate a dangerous precedence that may tempt the buffoons from oppositions to make further outlandish promise during elections.
The current stimulus is off-the-bit in a sense that it doesn't have wage protection component like The US, UK package does. In any scenario, for India, it's hard to protect the interest of workers in unorganized sector. So, if Govt had announced distribution of money, you simply couldn't have averted this movement to zero as identification and distribution of money will take its own time. To avoid that, they thought off raising the MNREGA allocation to cater them once laborers reach their village and allowing states to borrow more so that they can run their own welfare scheme.
The decisions related to deregulation were unnecessary to tie them in the package announcement; who you are going to impress with liberalisation in Space and Atomic energy or defense for that matter in times when it's a question of survival.
I have problem with tagging this package as 20L crore package; it's deceptive and gives people false hope. Daily wage workers and poors would have been utterly disappointed having seen no money coming in their hand after the details emerged. The PM could have avoided this by just announcing a "COVID Package" or something like that.
I am sorry. Didn't knew that.N95 is for medical professionals not for civilians.
That's very smart move as well as quick thinking.India looks to store cheap Oil in US & Australia..
Dharmendra Pradhan: India looks to store cheap oil in United States | India Business News - Times of India
India Business News: India is looking at storing some low priced US oil in facilities there as its local storage is full, oil minister Dharmendra Pradhan said. India’s platimesofindia.indiatimes.com
The main reason are Chinese imports.For all you guys who are good with business and economics.
Before March India was not producing a single PPE ,whereas within a span of 3 months we have almost become self sufficient in PPEs. This means that we have the required skill , resources and infrastructure to manufacture a lot of things ,if not all which we import. Still we depend on imports for so many things.
What is the reason for it ? Do you see it changing within the next few months.
It means that our manufacturing can survive only if gets government protection in the form of antidumping laws.The main reason are Chinese imports.
We can substitute a lot of them easily like data cable headphones , Chargers and toys ,small electrical things etc.
The problem is that whoever invests to build them in India will have to face chinese dumping and won't make profit for a while this prevents people from investing.
But if we apply huge tarriff on China or ban chiese supply outright we can give space for our industries to catch up. We did the same with ppe when we returned shitty Chinese products.
And we did the same with smartphone components as we kept increasing tarrff gradually on different components to promote domestic building. And now we are second largest smartphone maker in the world. And we have seen more and more smartphone components built in India now.
So basically our manufacturing can thrive if we give it protection from Chinese or asean dumping untill it reaches competitive scale.
The other issue is land availability for huge factories and labour reforms. Good thing is that many governments have built landpools and UP and MP have reformed labour laws.
Also refer to my post here to have a look at our present manufacturing trend.
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