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Since you want to talk about the 'true state of the economy,' let’s look at Kerala’s actual numbers: 📉 Youth Unemployment: ~29.9% (Highest among states) 1 📉 Debt-to-GSDP Ratio: ~38.2% 2 📉 Committed Expenditure: Over 70% of your state's entire revenue is eaten up just paying salaries, pensions, and interest. 3 You aren't creating wealth or industrial jobs; you're running a debt-funded, remittance-reliant economy. 4 Sit this one out.
Congress Kerala@INCKerala
Workers are protesting in Noida, and unfortunately it turned violent. But before blaming them, take a look at our minimum wages. India’s minimum wage was ₹50 in 2003. When the UPA came to power, and by the time it left office, it had increased to ₹137 per day. That’s a rise of 174% in ten years, nearly three times. Since then, the minimum wage rose to ₹176 in 2017 and has stayed around ₹178 per day from 2019 till today. That’s barely 29% growth in 12 years. It has hardly moved since 2017, for nearly nine long years. Anyone reading this might be earning much more than the minimum wage. But are you earning the same salary as in 2017? If yes, would you be able to sustain a decent life today? Minimum wage growth has almost stopped since demonetisation and GST were introduced back to back from 2016. This also reflects the true state of the Indian economy. All the $4 trillion GDP claims don’t match with this reality. If the growth is real, why hasn’t the minimum wage increased in the last nine years? During the UPA period, growth was high, real and visible. One simple indicator was the 174% increase in minimum wages over ten years. People were clearly better off. Now were are being impoverished under the rule of 'West India Company', who are busy hollowing out the entire economy.
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Before lecturing others on the economy, maybe look at your own backyard. Kerala’s youth unemployment (15-29 age group) is at a staggering 29.9%—nearly three times the national average. What good is talking about minimum wages when you are systematically failing to create local jobs, forcing your educated youth to migrate to places like Noida just to find work? Fix your own crisis first
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Workers are protesting in Noida, and unfortunately it turned violent. But before blaming them, take a look at our minimum wages.
India’s minimum wage was ₹50 in 2003. When the UPA came to power, and by the time it left office, it had increased to ₹137 per day. That’s a rise of 174% in ten years, nearly three times.
Since then, the minimum wage rose to ₹176 in 2017 and has stayed around ₹178 per day from 2019 till today. That’s barely 29% growth in 12 years. It has hardly moved since 2017, for nearly nine long years.
Anyone reading this might be earning much more than the minimum wage. But are you earning the same salary as in 2017? If yes, would you be able to sustain a decent life today?
Minimum wage growth has almost stopped since demonetisation and GST were introduced back to back from 2016. This also reflects the true state of the Indian economy. All the $4 trillion GDP claims don’t match with this reality. If the growth is real, why hasn’t the minimum wage increased in the last nine years?
During the UPA period, growth was high, real and visible. One simple indicator was the 174% increase in minimum wages over ten years. People were clearly better off.
Now were are being impoverished under the rule of 'West India Company', who are busy hollowing out the entire economy.
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@INCKerala Imagine not knowing the difference between the advisory National Floor Wage and actual State Minimum Wages. 🤡 The floor is ₹178, but the actual mandated minimum wage in Noida is ₹423+/day. Delhi is ₹763+/day. Stop using non-binding technicalities to fake an economic crisis
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By this logic, we should never build airports or tech hubs anywhere. Let’s just go back to riding bullock carts to avoid traffic jams. Peak backward thinking to cry over actual development
rep-lier@favdasingh
😂😂this doesn’t benefit average middle class residents already living in noida. Infact it will have a net negative effect. More traffic jams, inflated land/service everything
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BJP has destroyed Noida. From look and feel to average driving speed... it's completely ruined.
Incapable leadership. They do not understand the very concept of urban living.
Epic fail.
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@IndianTechGuide 2028 is still so far away. I wish it would have started on Jan 1, 2027, instead.
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🚨 Delhi is set to ban new petrol two-wheeler registrations from April 1, 2028.
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Parali is definitely a massive macro issue, but it's seasonal (Oct-Nov). Vehicular emissions choke the city 365 days a year. Two-wheelers make up over 70% of Delhi's total vehicle fleet—millions of them idling in daily traffic create severe, localized toxic pockets right where we breathe. We have to solve the 365-day problem alongside the 60-day problem.
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@kapsology What if you didn't need a parking spot to charge it? Since the 2028 ban is for two-wheelers, most of these come with detachable batteries. People can just carry them up to their apartments and charge them like a smartphone or laptop. No allocated parking needed! 🔋🔌
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80-90% of Delhi people do not have allocated parking.
Where are they going to recharge their EVs if that is the plan??
Indian Tech & Infra@IndianTechGuide
🚨 Delhi is set to ban new petrol two-wheeler registrations from April 1, 2028.
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what if??????
Imagine a pristine, garbage-free riverfront behind the Taj Mahal—a view that truly matches the beauty of this global wonder. We need urgent intervention to clean the surroundings and build a sustainable green corridor. 🌳
@MinOfCultureGoI @tourismgoi @myogiadityanath @ASIGoI
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@OfficialGNIDA The ongoing development in Greater Noida is highly appreciated, but it's time we upgrade our road infrastructure to global/Western standards! 🛣️ We urgently need roads with proper, durable lane markings, clear signage, and pedestrian safety features. Let's make the city truly world-class! 🌍🚦 #GreaterNoida #GNIDA #RoadSafety #Infrastructure
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@FranzKhahMkhah Let’s look at the facts: 🇮🇳 India: ₹913 for a 14.2kg cylinder. 🇵🇰 Pakistan: PKR 4,000+ for an 11.8kg cylinder. You're paying 4x more for less gas in a struggling economy. Maybe focus on your own inflation before worrying about what Indian Twitter is doing.
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Tell me you’ve never seen modern urban design without telling me. Those are decorative curved poles, not melted wax. Maybe stick to reviewing pothole videos instead of architecture?
AAP Gujarat || Mission 2027 || Target 150 | Parody@18Kishann
यह है BJP का बनाया हुआ आगरा–लखनऊ एक्सप्रेस…!! सड़क तो सीधी बना दी, लेकिन लाइट के खंभे टेढ़े-मेढ़े लगा दिए है..! लगता है Nitin Gadkari जी ने टेंडर नहीं, कबाड़ी मंडी से माल उठाया है, एक भी खंभा सीधा नहीं!
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@18Kishann Tell me you’ve never seen modern urban design without telling me. Those are decorative curved poles, not melted wax. Maybe stick to reviewing pothole videos instead of architecture?
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यह है BJP का बनाया हुआ आगरा–लखनऊ एक्सप्रेस…!!
सड़क तो सीधी बना दी, लेकिन लाइट के खंभे टेढ़े-मेढ़े लगा दिए है..!
लगता है Nitin Gadkari जी ने टेंडर नहीं, कबाड़ी मंडी से माल उठाया है, एक भी खंभा सीधा नहीं!
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@thispodcastguy Took you five hours to come up with that? I expected a better script from 'thispodcastguy
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RSS is not Hinduism. BJP is not India. And He is COMPROMISED
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