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[Ayan Barat]

Telugu bros, what is the context behind this?

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Daaayum! That's how you stop your workforce from leaving for Gulf Countries.

Bro's playing 2D chess

 

[jaijaganath]

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Guys sach main kuch ho raha hai kya

 

[spindrift]

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Guys sach main kuch ho raha hai kya

Haan

Spoiler

KLPD

 

[crazywithmath]

What kind of shallow take is this my Guy! Not expecting from you

No, but discourage "families" from having more than required cars. Start treating the third or fourth car as a luxurious want item instead of need and hike the taxes.

Cars are being taxed at 28% already. And more and more stringent emission norms are being forced up the asses of carmakers. Do you want to kill the industry next?

Start electric public transport to lower both the carbon emission and congestion from roads.

We should do both. Sell more cars. AND build more railways, procure more public buses etc.

We're blessed that we don't have stringent regulations in nuclear like some countries, so use that to have dedicated reactors for just railways. Make its carbon footprint as little as possible because in railways you dint need to bother about new vehicles or motors or batteries...just hook up the existing grid to nuclear power plants.

I support building more nuclear. But building one is no cakewalk. Not in India, anyway. Gormint's existing plans of building conventional and modular reactors already look too ambitious to me.

Tell me how many of the construction sites in India takes proper precautions while dealing with cement or dust? What kind of disposal is used for waste?

Again, how many factories use proper water treatment before dumping their waste in local water bodies? How many have a decent chimney system to deal with particulate matter instead of just a toob?

Excellent points. Except that the state has limited capacity to enforce its regulations. Pollution inspectors and tax officials are already harassing smaller bizmen - do you want more red tapes? Cannot comment on waterbodies but the state is doing a decent job cleaning up a number of major rivers and the process shd continue (it takes decades to 'clean up' rivers).

It is important to keep expectations realistic. We are not some uber rich paradise. Neither do we have the option of forcing tougher emission norms on our industries (and making our products uncompetitive) or shifting the polluting industries to ccpstan (like burgerland or some EU nations did).

 

[Desi Doomer Reborn]

Mumbai it seems.

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[Suryavanshi]

What kind of shallow take is this my Guy! Not expecting from you

No, but discourage "families" from having more than required cars. Start treating the third or fourth car as a luxurious want item instead of need and hike the taxes. Start electric public transport to lower both the carbon emission and congestion from roads. We're blessed that we don't have stringent regulations in nuclear like some countries, so use that to have dedicated reactors for just railways. Make its carbon footprint as little as possible because in railways you dint need to bother about new vehicles or motors or batteries...just hook up the existing grid to nuclear power plants.

Tell me how many of the construction sites in India takes proper precautions while dealing with cement or dust? What kind of disposal is used for waste?

Again, how many factories use proper water treatment before dumping their waste in local water bodies? How many have a decent chimney system to deal with particulate matter instead of just a toob?

We are building a lot and this much construction means dust, no way of getting out of it.

 

[Ayan Barat]

Do you want

Statement : We should be somewhere at point N in the spectrum A-Z
Counter : So you want to be on point A/Z?
Reality : No, just point N. Not even M or O.

This is the standard template of argument. You can apply it to anything.

Statement : The divorce rate should increase in India
Incel counter : So you want to follow the West and let our culture, societies and family to just get destroyed?
Reality : No; I want it to be what it should be for a country like India so that people, irrespective of gender are not forced to continue an union just because of societal pressure.

Statement : This illogical claim of alimony by wives should stop
Feminist counter : So you want to just push a women into starvation by not sustaining her! She left her job and family for you!
Reality : No; I simply want this irrational claim of 50% and the negotiation to stop, and a comprehensive system be developed that compares everything from salary to age of children to "employability" to decide a monthly payment.

You can do this for Hindu, Muslim, Left, Right, Libs, Trads...

Similiar is your argument
• Do I want the industry to die?
Absolutely not; I want reasonable tax for first-second time buyers AND I also want high taxes for a Gram Pradhan who travels by a Fortuner, with two Scorpios following it and has three Thars at home for each of his sons.
• Do you want more red tapes?
Again, absolutely not. I want stricter enforcement of environmental guidelines AND I also want a system with strict vigilance on the guideline enforcers so that they don't make it a nice extortion scheme
• Cleaning rivers
It's commendable that government is cleaning up rivers. But my comments was not concerned with it, rather it was with further pollution of river. Are factories treating sewage? Fertilizer's running off from farms, is it safe? How's plastic getting disposed?

It is important to keep expectations realistic. We are not some uber rich paradise.

Which also means we'll have way less to do when the issue of pollution gets out of our hand.

Read up "Jaduguda" and you'll have an idea of what this chalta hai attitude can do

 

[crazywithmath]

We are building a lot and this much construction means dust, no way of getting out of it.

Air across our major cities (barring the NCR cities) is not any more polluted than the major cities of other rapidly growing emerging economies in Asia. Jakarta has an avg annual AQI of 144, Hanoi is at 135.

NCR is just eternally fucked for reasons we have discussed on the economy thread time and time again. Still, AQI is on a downward trend there (the worst is behind us) but I do not expect NCR to average an AQI < 150 - not even in the distant future.

 

[crazywithmath]

Statement : We should be somewhere at point N in the spectrum A-Z
Counter : So you want to be on point A/Z?
Reality : No, just point N. Not even M or O.

This is the standard template of argument. You can apply it to anything.

Statement : The divorce rate should increase in India
Incel counter : So you want to follow the West and let our culture, societies and family to just get destroyed?
Reality : No; I want it to be what it should be for a country like India so that people, irrespective of gender are not forced to continue an union just because of societal pressure.

Statement : This illogical claim of alimony by wives should stop
Feminist counter : So you want to just push a women into starvation by not sustaining her! She left her job and family for you!
Reality : No; I simply want this irrational claim of 50% and the negotiation to stop, and a comprehensive system be developed that compares everything from salary to age of children to "employability" to decide a monthly payment.

You can do this for Hindu, Muslim, Left, Right, Libs, Trads...

Similiar is your argument
• Do I want the industry to die?
Absolutely not; I want reasonable tax for first-second time buyers AND I also want high taxes for a Gram Pradhan who travels by a Fortuner, with two Scorpios following it and has three Thars at home for each of his sons.
• Do you want more red tapes?
Again, absolutely not. I want stricter enforcement of environmental guidelines AND I also want a system with strict vigilance on the guideline enforcers so that they don't make it a nice extortion scheme
• Cleaning rivers
It's commendable that government is cleaning up rivers. But my comments was not concerned with it, rather it was with further pollution of river. Are factories treating sewage? Fertilizer's running off from farms, is it safe? How's plastic getting disposed?

Which also means we'll have way less to do when the issue of pollution gets out of our hand.

What I meant is that our carmakers are already battling heavy taxes and pretty stringent emission norms. Taxing even entry level cars @ 28% makes no sense. Heck, they have raised taxes on used cars too. There are talks of bringing BS VII next.

Anything more and the industry will die. Forcing 'stricter emission norms' adds to the cost of business and is incredibly difficult to enforce in India given the state's limited capacity to regulate industries. The larger companies will anyway escape by paying donations to the local politician but the MSMEs and newcomers will get fucked (as if fucking them over with an inconsistent GST were not enough) and eventually, the so-called 'tougher emission norms' will turn into yet another red tape. And I am not even getting into the bit that our products will find themselves uncompetitive in an open market. EU nations can afford costlier products, can the avg Indian?

Forcing Germany like emission standards in India does not work. Your word salad reminds me of old socialist era Indian laws. Or the catastrophic 'rights' acts of UPA. The state tried framing laws with zero regards to its execution capabilities and secondary/tertiary economic impact - all with good intention. We all know how they turned out.

I am pretty sure you are not aware how a sarkari pollution inspector does his job in India. Involving them any more will be calamitous.

 

[eastern_bhartiya]

What I meant is that our carmakers are already battling heavy taxes and pretty stringent emission norms. Taxing even entry level cars @ 28% makes no sense. Heck, they have raised taxes on used cars too. There are talks of bringing BS VII next.

Anything more and the industry will die. Forcing 'stricter emission norms' adds to the cost of business and is incredibly difficult to enforce in India given the state's limited capacity to regulate industries. The larger companies will anyway escape by paying donations to the local politician but the MSMEs and newcomers will get fucked (as if fucking them over with an inconsistent GST were not enough) and eventually, the so-called 'tougher emission norms' will turn into yet another red tape. And I am not even getting into the bit that our products will find themselves uncompetitive in an open market. EU nations can afford costlier products, can the avg Indian?

Forcing Germany like emission standards in India does not work. Your word salad reminds me of old socialist era Indian laws. Or the catastrophic 'rights' acts of UPA. The state tried framing laws with zero regards to its execution capabilities and secondary/tertiary economic impact - all with good intention. We all know how they turned out.

I am pretty sure you are not aware how a sarkari pollution inspector does his job in India. Involving them any more will be calamitous.

Nuclear power plants are most effective way to deal with climate change, they make EVs more viable and produce clean energy themselves. Bringing these so called environmental taxes does nothing other than cripple heavy industries that employee millions of people by themselves or through thier dependent industries.

Krauts deindustrialised themselve by simultaneously having dumb-ass climate laws and hating NPPs.