Infrastructure and Energy Sector

[Suryavanshi]

@mist_consecutive @Anibesh acharya


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Now let's talk about how be can build the biggest and the most efficient port city here.

 

[mist_consecutive]

@mist_consecutive @Anibesh acharya


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Now let's talk about how be can build the biggest and the most efficient port city here.

Nibba I was just going to blast the shit out of your liberandu opinionhood, good thing you posted this was a parody

 

[Suryavanshi]

Perspective.

Singapore's most active ports.

Total Area 1200 acres.

Now How much would we occupy if we build the same area In Nicobar.

Total Area covered 1278 acres.

Just about 5% of the total land

 

[Suryavanshi]

We have to go for Land Reclamations in the sea, more than 50% of the land must come for reclamation, does not matter if we have to shelve out a few more billions.

The residential areas must be made vertical as much as possible, no building other than gov should be allowed to be any less than 5 floor. All building must be made following the paradigm of earthquake safety.
Use the area in the most efficient manner

 

[Knowitall]

@mist_consecutive @Anibesh acharya


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Now let's talk about how be can build the biggest and the most efficient port city here.

Oh well thank God and here I was read to post we should burn the entire island to just piss you off.

 

[Knowitall]

On a serious note while some damage to the ecology is surely going to happen.

People need to read the documents published by the govt on just how much we have created will create riverine systems to tackle the issue of biodiversity etc.

We are extensively creating alternatives and are surely not just razing everything down.

I would go a step ahead and say that when compared to the developed world India seems to be working very hard to preserve the local fauna wherever possible.

 

[fooLIam]

I will copy our hostile eastern padosi and say
“Not having infrastructure and industry is like not having army”
Hans quote goes something like “not having your own communication (equipment and network etc) is like not having army)
In current world scenario it would be foolish to prioritise “nature” over industry and infrastructure.
see Singapore that tiny country is consuming sand(mostly illegal)from all over world to reclaim land from sea giving two hoots for flaura and fauna, all for to increase economic activity.

 

[Suryavanshi]

@ezsasa @SKC @FalconSlayers

Evey wondered if the purpose of River Interlinking is creating a blue quadrilateral?
River and canal version of Golden Quadrilateral to facilitate inland transport.

 

[SKC]

@ezsasa @SKC @FalconSlayers

Evey wondered if the purpose of River Interlinking is creating a blue quadrilateral?
River and canal version of Golden Quadrilateral to facilitate inland transport.

Managing Floods basically is the main reason, rest other things are additional benefits and opportunities.

 

[ezsasa]

@ezsasa @SKC @FalconSlayers

Evey wondered if the purpose of River Interlinking is creating a blue quadrilateral?
River and canal version of Golden Quadrilateral to facilitate inland transport.

north and south vindhyas do not share rivers if i am not wrong. so unlikely.

 

[FalconSlayers]

@ezsasa @SKC @FalconSlayers

Evey wondered if the purpose of River Interlinking is creating a blue quadrilateral?
River and canal version of Golden Quadrilateral to facilitate inland transport.

Wouldn’t be beneficial coz our rivers flow in non-beneficial directions, like any stuff manufactured in Delhi/Noida can’t be shipped to Kolkata port through Yamuna for example.

 

[Coalmine]

Foreign funded NGO protest loading in 4 3 2 1..........

I hope they use just a small part of island.
Meanwhile Vizhinjam Transshipment port is needed as well.

 

[Okabe Rintarou]

Maybe once we got a major economic center in Great Nicobar island, the Government might get serious about defending it. Not like now when politicians only talk about Andaman and Nicobar islands in a defence context when they want to throw spanner in the Navy's plans for a third carrier to defend those damn islands.

 

[ezsasa]

Maybe once we got a major economic center in Great Nicobar island, the Government might get serious about defending it. Not like now when politicians only talk about Andaman and Nicobar islands in a defence context when they want to throw spanner in the Navy's plans for a third carrier to defend those damn islands.

why would a carrier be needed to defend this island archipelago?
over and above what they already have, a few more layers of SAM and ABM perhaps.

 

[Okabe Rintarou]

why would a carrier be needed to defend this island archipelago?
over and above what they already have, a few more layers of SAM and ABM perhaps.

Because failure of a Blue Water Navy to destroy the enemy fleet on the high seas is what exposes the coastline of a nation to threats in the first place. No matter where our INS Vishal CSG will be, if its shadowing and holding back a PLAN fleet, it is in effect defending this island chain. Andaman and Nicobar are a very lucrative target for PLAN otherwise.

 

[Okabe Rintarou]

why would a carrier be needed to defend this island archipelago?
over and above what they already have, a few more layers of SAM and ABM perhaps.

Think about it like this: why was Iwo Jima captured? Because the IJN failed to defeat USN. Once USN fleet surrounded Iwo Jima, it was only a matter of when not if for the defenders of the island.

 

[Suryavanshi]

why would a carrier be needed to defend this island archipelago?
over and above what they already have, a few more layers of SAM and ABM perhaps.

Without a naval supply line to support any island it would fall eventually.
Granted that we are not able to deploy ships for defending the island which is highly unlikely but still.

 

[HitmanBlood]

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You know all those cities like Mumbai, Kolkata, Goa, etc. were once a habitat for trees and animals but now people live there. Its called development.

Its funny how some people demand better infrastructure for themselves. Like 24/7 electricity, 8 lane roads, large house, air conditioner, SUVs etc. but when it comes to development for people living in far away regions they cry muh environment.

Same people would love to work in an international company that provides them fat salary but poor villagers barely making ends meet is fine for them. God forbid if any industry set up in a village that provides good jobs to locals. Afterall what about environment. What about trees. what about animals.

Sometimes I think people see these far away places as nothing but some showcase pieces for them to explore on vacation. The needs, wants and ambitions of people living there without any proper infrastructure doesn't matter.

 

[HitmanBlood]

Don't know why it has not been done in the past. We have these perfectly habitable and productive islands located strategically, why don't we build cities and make them tourist hub?

Because we have too much "Democracy"

 

[FalconSlayers]

Maybe once we got a major economic center in Great Nicobar island, the Government might get serious about defending it. Not like now when politicians only talk about Andaman and Nicobar islands in a defence context when they want to throw spanner in the Navy's plans for a third carrier to defend those damn islands.

Biggest reason its being put forward is because of military reasons, which is why no NGO can dare stop this project. All the economic activity planned is secondary.