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Lo ji abhi 3rd wave aana baaki hai. In short economy will remain fucked this year also.
Waah modi ji waah, waah...!!!Lo ji abhi 3rd wave aana baaki hai. In short economy will remain fucked this year also.
You mean modi fucked the economy?Waah modi ji waah, waah...!!!
Nah nah, pichhle 3 saal se mai sharaab pee ke economy ki le raha thha.You mean modi fucked the economy?
Okay, good for you keep it upNah nah, pichhle 3 saal se mai sharaab pee ke economy ki le raha thha.
Where it is mentioned that China will build railroad upto Birgunj / India border.
Last I knew, India had sent in proposal to built Indian broadgage from India border to Kathmandu.
China will build from China border to Kathmandu in standard gauge.
Gauge change disruption at/near Kathmandu.
Nepal's East West or Mechi-Mahakali project I suppose is standard gauge as well.
Apart from Mumbai and Bengaluru no city you mentioned above comes anywhere close to KolkataAssuming this map is the official plan & assuming this is the final alignment, it doesn't look like good planning.
1. Present-day high income cities are not well-connected. It would be better plan to connect high-income cities first like Mumbai-Pune-Bengaluru; Mumbai-Nashik-Indore-Bhopal, along with current Mumbai-Ahmedabad & Delhi-Amritsar as part of 1st phase. This makes the project financially viable and helps generating revenue to execute next phases of project.
2. Many routes like Delhi-Kolkata & Mumbai-Guwahati have numerous detours. From end-user's POV, what's the point of taking bullet train between Delhi-Kolkata that has lot of detours, when I can take a flight that costs roughly the same & takes lesser time?
Agree, but the long detours proposed defeats the purpose of HSR itself.. for example for Delhi-Kolkata corridor, this detour is made so that Lucknow is connected, but as a result, Kanpur is left out. Instead, the route could have been made to run via Kanpur, avoiding detours, and instead there could have been a spur to Lucknow from Kanpur.Apart from Mumbai and Bengaluru no city you mentioned above comes anywhere close to Kolkata
When it comes to cities, Mumbai, which generates 6.2 percent of the national GDP leads with 16,933 millionaire households, followed by Delhi with 15,861 millionaire households.
Kolkata is home to nearly 42 percent of the 24,000 millionaires households in the state. Bengaluru comes fourth with around 7,582 millionaire households. With 4,685 millionaire households and home to 37 of the richest Indians, Chennai is at the fifth position.
Delhi-Kolkata air traffic route is the 4th most busiest route after Delhi-Mumbai , Delhi-Bangaluru and Mumbai-Bangaluru route
https://inshorts.com/en/news/which-...tic-air-traffic-routes-in-india-1510659058473
and I am not even counting the air traffic from Tier 2 cities like Patna and Lucknow which come in between
Kolkata airport was ranked 4th most busiest airport and Patna was Ranked 8th in 2021
I don’t have the data about Lucknow airport but it should also be among top 15Top ten busiest airports in India ranked by passenger traffic | Business Insider India
Top ten busiest airports in India ranked by passenger trafficwww.businessinsider.in
Babaji the place (Rasuwagadhi) upto which Chinese will construct is 5 kM from Kathmandu. For a person using Nepali flag, that should have been clear.A train from Beijing to Bihar? China wants to extend its Nepal rail link to India
Having already expanded its influence in Nepal with road and rail network through Tibet, China is now looking to stretch its railway link to Bihar to improve connectivity with India and South Asia.www.indiatoday.inChina Wants To Stretch Rail Network All The Way To Touch Bihar: Report
Having already expanded its influence in Nepal with road and rail network through Tibet, China is now looking to stretch its railway link to Bihar to improve connectivity with India and South Asia, state-run Chinese media reported today.www.ndtv.comChina looking to stretch its railway link to Bihar: Report
This proposed rail line makes it possible to connect China to India as from Rasuwagadhi to Birgunj, which borders Bihar is only 240 km.m.economictimes.comChina looking to stretch Nepal rail link to Bihar: Report
A cross-border railroad link to the Rasuwagadhi area in Nepal has already been discussed between the two countriesindianexpress.com‘China wants to extend Nepal rail link to Bihar’
Link to Rasuwagadhi in Nepal can be extended to Birgunj, bordering Bihar: Chinese media BEIJING Having already expanded its influence in Nepal with road andpunemirror.indiatimes.comChina eyeing rail network to Bihar
NEW DELHI: Having already expanded its influence in Nepal with road and rail links through Tibet, China is looking to stretch its rail network to Bihar. The movwww.newindianexpress.comChina to stretch its Nepal rail link all the way till Bihar, reports Chinese media
China is looking to stretch its railway link all the way to Bihar to improve connectivity with India and South Asia, state-run Chinese media reported today.knnindia.co.in
There is this mallu brand called "Elite"Private business do flourish here- Malls, supermarkets (even in villages), auto dealerships, clothing/ jewellery stores, financial services or even IT.
Do not try anything related to manufacturing industry though, that's when the union scum starts poking their nose. Even warehousing is rather okayish.
The High Speed Rail Corridor which is being planned from Delhi to Patna should be extended to Kathmandu what do you think ?Babaji the place (Rasuwagadhi) upto which Chinese will construct is 5 kM from Kathmandu. For a person using Nepali flag, that should have been clear.
And you are posting links from 2016.
Then it was speculated that, it can/could be extended to India border.
See updated news below.
Nepal agrees to fast-track rail connection from Kathmandu to India
The contest between India and China for strategic influence in the Himalayas has escalated with authorities in Nepal agreeing to fast-track a rail connection from Kathmandu to the Indian mainlandwww.business-standard.com
Babaji...this is 2021.
Too much cost. I doubt RoI would be good. Also India to Kathmandu ( after Tarai) will be in mountainous region and the cost of normal railway itself would be high.The High Speed Rail Corridor which is being planned from Delhi to Patna should be extended to Kathmandu what do you think ?
Had predicted this in one of previous posts last week.Lo ji abhi 3rd wave aana baaki hai. In short economy will remain fucked this year also.
This is semi HSR but even for that this route is not feasible. The three biggest tech cities - Chennai, Hyderabad and bengaluru should be connected first with a HSR/semi HSR lines in a triangular fashion. Besides this Mumbai-Delhi is viable. The rest of the routes are not viable. Railways just needs to focus on the Mumbai-Delhi industrial corridor and H-B-C triangle. And finish these ASAP. These are easily viable and will attract very competitive financing from all over the world. Finish these by 2030 on a war footing instead of wasting time drawing up plans until 2050 etc when we will all be dead or very old.Is this even a busy route to make bullet trains feasible?
Third wave ???Lo ji abhi 3rd wave aana baaki hai. In short economy will remain fucked this year also.
It involves the process of adequately donating to various party funds & even gifting free stuff like cakes on important occasions.... Every businessman here does it.Now that is technically "manufacturing", so do union parasites bother them too or is that matter sorted with generous "gifts" by the owners of Elite?