Chit Chat

[Suryavanshi]

Whatever maybe the issue it is without a doubt Adanis fault as well, whoever was making the deal had lax attitude towards documentation of his own crime.

 

[ezsasa]

I personally feel like I am inspired by Adani more than anyone else.

adani kind of high risk plays, it's quite rare.
ambani sr. also used to run this kind of plays when they were building up in 80's and 90's, they used to have a feud with raymonds ( if i remember correctly). it was localised, limited to mumbai at that time.

many people look at the money and under estimate the risk appetite that got them there.

 

[Ayan Barat]

 

[Vinash]

Jihadis chimping out as usual in Sambhal.

 

[Suryavanshi]

Jihadis chimping out as usual in Sambhal.

How long are we going to do this?
I gets tiering sometimes. Without any ghar wapsi, without ex Muslim movement.

 

[Vinash]

How long are we going to do this?
I gets tiering sometimes. Without any ghar wapsi, without ex Muslim movement.

We are atleast 50 years away from doing what needs to be done. Hindus have a habit of letting the cancer grow before finally doing what's necessary.

Current generation of boomer politicians are mostly effeminate napumsaks who don't have the balls to do what needs to be done.

It'll be our sons or our grandsons finally doing the deed.

 

[Suryavanshi]

@crazywithmath

Have you seen the NHFS 5 data?
It seems they did not have state specific Mean height data this time.
Last I heard the average height during NHFS 3 was 165.4 cm.
There was a lot of crying about average male height decreasing during the NHFS 2 and 3. I wonder if it's has improved.

 

[Desi Doomer Reborn]

@Kuntal Biswas buddy you are a self taught 3d artist your source of learning i need to know along with apps which you use

 

[crazywithmath]

@crazywithmath

Have you seen the NHFS 5 data?
It seems they did not have state specific Mean height data this time.
Last I heard the average height during NHFS 3 was 165.4 cm.
There was a lot of crying about average male height decreasing during the NHFS 2 and 3. I wonder if it's has improved.

Once wrote it on the old DFI - we have no reliable dataset for something as simple as mean/median height. They (the gormint) fund different surveys and they all come up with different BS.

For instance, take a look at this;

Rising to their Full Height: Indians are Growing Taller

Average height for Indian men is 5.8 ft and that for women is 5.3 ft

www.thehansindia.com

And then look at NFHS.

The numbers are all over the place.

Personally, I do not read too much into NFHS because of outdated sampling and heavy rural bias;

Shamika Ravi writes: Our national surveys are based on faulty sampling

Major surveys that policymakers rely on — NSS, NFHS, and PLFS — are based on unsound data collection frameworks, and systematically underestimate India’s progress and development

indianexpress.com

Sanjeev Sanyal was another gormint insider who wrote some interesting articles on it.

https://swarajyamag.com/politics/bibek-debroy-and-sanjeev-sanyal-use-this-example-of-question-on-mosquito-nets-to-show-why-nfhs-survey-needs-revamp

It is also why CNNS and NFHS came up with vastly contrasting malnutrition numbers.

NFHS is in dire need of reform. Or it might just be the case that in the age of GST and digitization they have better secondary/tertiary indicators to gauge the state of healthcare, vital statistics and consumption. Or maybe they just do not care at all!