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This Ganesh Chaturthi, Control emissions not emotions. #alifeelectric #gowithdot #electricmobility

@digitalindianyt You are completely oblivious to reality. Delhi and Mumbai accounts for over 15% of India’s GDP. About 50 million people in the top 10 cities have income equal to mid income economies. They can afford a lot of things. But India largely remains poor. Check our per capita GDP.

India is a dead economy! Only according to Internet economists who are totally disconnected from ground realities APx Swatch Watch Launch is a perfect example

@rose_k01 I can understand she may have many issues with her employer, but her tipping point is hilarious. “can’t come today due to a wedding”, as if the wedding was planned previous night. She could have easily planned it and asked for a leave.

A Young Teacher Resigned from her TOXIC Job where she was expected to do multiple teaching jobs for the Salary of one & that too was cut at slightest pretext "Teaching Job has become Mazdoori"

@ashishnh @RahulSeeker Not really. With stagnant exports rupee depreciation is going to bring double whammy of rising inflation and severe BOP crisis.

@RahulSeeker The best solution is to let rupee depreciate against dollar.

The problem is that the Government is neither willing to acknowledge the economic crisis nor ready to face difficult questions. Just listen to Indian Express Senior Associate Editor Udit Misra for 4 mins only.

@Bhatia_Sikh @RahulSeeker That won’t matter if we continue on this path. Investment climate is bleak. Unemployment is rising, and double whammy is that the inflation is also going to rise.

@RahulSeeker He is just doing doom mongering India still has strong GDP growth 6.5-7%, healthy forex reserves (covers 10+ months of imports), is not in any immediate crisis like 1991 Many countries face similar deficits Ask him why IMF still says India will be fastest growing economy

@Pikaro03 @IndianGems_ Utter nonsense. All of the above mentioned Csuite people gave up their Indian citizenship for the US’. Further CEOs are also employees. They haven’t created those tech giants.

Google has an 🇮🇳 CEO — Sundar Pichai Microsoft has an 🇮🇳 CEO — Satya Nadella Adobe has an 🇮🇳 CEO — Shantanu Narayen IBM has an 🇮🇳 CEO — Arvind Krishna YouTube has an 🇮🇳 CEO — Neal Mohan Palo Alto Networks has an 🇮🇳 CEO — Nikesh Arora Honeywell has an 🇮🇳 CEO — Vimal Kapur Novartis has an 🇮🇳 CEO — Vas Narasimhan Micron has an 🇮🇳 CEO — Sanjay Mehrotra FedEx has an 🇮🇳 CEO — Raj Subramaniam Starbucks had an 🇮🇳 CEO — Laxman Narasimhan Proud to be Indian 🇮🇳❤️ But at the same time, sad to see so much of India’s top talent and brightest minds building other nations instead of India 🚀💔

USA has APPLE China has VIVO Japan has SONY South Korea has SAMSUNG India has?

@BilionaireRonen @NamraPatel__ @narendramodi Check the video. It’s Modiji Vs Modiji.

@BilionaireRonen @NamraPatel__ @narendramodi How can be a ₹3/litre hike only 2 percent? Unless you were already paying ₹150/ litre. Probably need to go back to elementary school.

This is totally false. Not an iota of truth in this. There is no question of putting such restrictions on foreign travel. We remain committed to improving ‘Ease of Doing Business’ and ‘Ease of Living’ for our people.

@yoursbidhuri Problem with India is it’s a jewellery driven market with restricted OTC trade. India already have worlds largest reserves held individually in jewellery, thus won’t impact bullion market. Indian bullion market place will be just for local players and won’t become truly global.

@yoursbidhuri Nonsensical economics lesson. Bullion is a physical market place which follows an index which usually comes from paper trade, as it is more liquid. LME has trust of traders and has been benchmark, thus there is no takers for Indian bullion market place.

RBI pichle 6 mahine m 104 metric gold India leke aayi h 🤨

@yoursbidhuri Marketplaces can only function, if the indexing is trusted by the players involved be it seller, buyer or trader. India lacks that and despite having MCX prices which are used by the likes of MMTC. Bulk is still at LME index.

@CommerceGuruu @satishtheta @OfficeOfDGP We have invented a Time Machine.

@satishtheta @OfficeOfDGP Aage jaane ke liye pehle 2 kadam peeche lene hote hai

@uniqueflower97 @AutumnDew19 @juzokay What you have is data for capacity not generation or consumption. Coal accounts for over 70% of our electricity generation. Fossil fuels are still the backbone of our economy.

@AutumnDew19 @juzokay As if citizens are not part of country and its development. Around 40% of our energy production is from RE. It happened after govt invested in it, every scheme promoting and giving subsidies is govt investment in RE

Bruh this is literally need of the hour😭 why are indians cursing at modi? Every nation is switching to green energy and GOLD shouldn’t be bought when int rates might go up Financial illiterates

@theskindoctor13 This is austerity policy and it invariably fails every time. Instead it’s time to push exports and get more dollars. Or side with BRICs for an alternate currency, which I recently read that India is the only nation which backed out from.

Why the PM said what he said in Hyderabad today about WFH, saving petrol, avoiding destination weddings, not buying gold for a year, etc. India imports massive quantities of both crude oil and gold, and both are paid for in dollars. In a period of geopolitical instability, if crude oil prices rise sharply while gold imports and luxury foreign spending continue unchecked, it puts enormous pressure on India’s foreign exchange reserves, trade deficit, rupee stability, and inflation. Oil is a necessity. Gold and luxury foreign expenditure are lnot. From a policymaking perspective, reducing non-essential dollar outflow during economic uncertainty becomes strategically important. If people don't save fuel, keep buying imported gold at record levels, and spend heavily abroad, the pressure eventually hits the rupee itself. A weaker rupee makes imports more expensive, fuel prices rise, transportation costs go up, and eventually the price of almost every commodity in the economy starts increasing. So his appeal is logical for collective good.

@praffulgarg97 These are austerity measures.Why? Aren’t we the fastest growing economy or it was just a sham? Introspection is needed as we haven’t been able to increase our exports, while our manufacturing sector in terms of %age of GDP has gone down in the last 10 years, thus jobless growth.

Details: PM Modi has made 5 important requests to the country. This is not a panic message. This is a national discipline message. India spends a huge amount of foreign exchange on imports. Crude oil alone costs India around $134.7 billion. Gold costs around $72 billion. Vegetable oil costs around $19.5 billion. Fertilisers cost around $14.5 billion. Together, these 4 categories add up to nearly $240.7 billion, which is around 31% of India’s total import bill. That is why PM Modi has asked people to use petrol and diesel carefully, travel by metro or public transport, send parcels by rail, postpone non essential gold buying for one year, reduce cooking oil use, reduce chemical fertiliser dependence, promote natural farming, and avoid unnecessary foreign travel. He also gave the example of Covid time Work From Home because during Covid, India learned that many meetings, office tasks and discussions can happen online. If even some people reduce daily travel, India can save fuel, reduce pressure on imports and conserve foreign exchange. This is not about fear. This is about responsibility. When global situations become unstable, a country protects itself not only through government policy, but also through citizen behaviour. Sometimes patriotism is also about how responsibly we consume.

@WallStreetApes That’s why switched to Canon, few years ago.

American bought a brand new printer. She bought the ink for the printer, she bought the paper for the printer, now she’s at home and is ready to print She can’t print “They remotely shut off my printer until I paid $7.50 cents to print in my own home, to print on my printer, that I own in my home” This is the new $7.50 subscription plan by HP Printers Here’s how the plans work HP’s Instant Ink and newer All-in Plan programs are subscription services options: - You pay a monthly fee based on pages printed (not ink used). - Plans start low, from $1.79–$7.99 per month for 10–100 pages - $7–$8 per month plans are for around 100 pages If your payment fails. HP will remotely shutoff your printer

@RaviCha17217172 @NilimDutta My humble submission would be to take a trip to A&N islands and then do deep dive into EIA available on the MoEFCC website. Publically available EIA has major issues regarding natural disasters and selective data usage. Also, there should be a debate in parliament as well.

@Been_Human @NilimDutta "Greenwashing is planting trees while polluting. What West does to India is worse — weaponising environmental concerns to block our development while funding their own dirty industries. That's Green Imperialism."

Only an idiot, who lacks even basic knowledge of geography, can compare the Strait of Malacca to the Strait of Hormuz. Only an ignorant idiot can seriously believe that Indian Navy can "choke" the Strait of Malacca. China doesn't have to do much. Just find out how dependent is Adani on China in his core businesses. If India ever tried choking any shipping to China, it just needs to squeeze Adani's balls and everything would clear up magically. Also, before calling me a gaddar, because I have poked fun at your wet dreams, call EAM @DrSJaishankar a gaddar too for refusing to pick a fight with China.

@RaviCha17217172 @NilimDutta There are technologies like Coal to gas, coal to liquid which can solve our energy security problems as well. Govt. collects ₹400 per MT of coal sold in the country as GST compensation, which earlier used to be green tax to be used to develop new technologies for coal use.

@Been_Human @NilimDutta I respect your concern for environment . "World Bank denies India coal plant funding. Australia freely exports coal. Germany reopens coal plants. West had 150 years of dirty industrialisation. India deserves its transition timeline — without neocolonial green lectures."

@RaviCha17217172 @NilimDutta Brother, my professional background is in coal mining. That too in India. We don’t need World Bank to fund coal fired plants since early 2000s. Also we aren’t building major capacities of coal fired thermal plants but clean coal technologies should be adopted to reduce emissions.

@RaviCha17217172 @NilimDutta But pulling out a national security card, isn’t going to cut. We already have bases in Andaman and Nicobar. Our eastern command is in Vizag, just 700 nautical miles away. What is a need to deforest? Just to fulfill someone’s dream.

@Been_Human @NilimDutta "BP Deepwater, Fukushima, Chernobyl — all developed nations. US closed steel plants to outsource pollution instead of adopting green steel. Missed $100bn climate pledge. Diego Garcia. Now lectures India on Nicobar. Security trumps environment everywhere — India is no exception."