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[haldilal]

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[Anants]

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where is pithala and thenchaa?

 

[crazywithmath]

So we take worst from others to balance everything here?

Polluted rivers are a feature of rapidly industrializing nations; not a bug. It takes decades to clean them up. Your 'holy rivers' are cleaner than they were 10 years back (let me know if you want details).

They have several world class things to show.
Even today our city planning is worst, for example. Continue remains as a third world country.

Wtf is 'muh third world country'? You are using a cold war era term - are you even aware what that word is supposed to mean?

Even Africa is improving much faster than us in many social situations.

Best example is Rwanda.

Literally among the poorest countries in the world. Dirt poor, even by African standards.

Who started this weird PR for Rwanda tho? Came across it too many times.

Hope you will not find another excuses to keep ourself as an unclean third world country forever.

'Cleanlisess' is a function of PPP adjusted GDP per capita and population density. Given similar GDPpc a more densely populated nation will always look dirtier. India is more industrialized than its peers and that makes it worse. Rapid economic growth (and resulting increase in state capacity) solves this. Nuance is important.

 

[Magadha Naresh]

Another train was tried to derail near Bareilly.

 

[haldilal]

 

[londonparistokyo]

@Roshan is an expert on all 3 topics especially Capt Vadakayil. He can do his PhD thesis on Capt Vadakayil & for all we know he's already doing / done it .

Bhai Captain Vadakayil is the truth

 

[londonparistokyo]

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There is an individual on twitter who says Mittani were pure white and that Sanskrit was inexplicably found here. He further says Britannia means tin, Cyrus means Copper and this is how the Bronze Age was made basically. I am trying to investigate how Sanskrit came to Mittani

 

[Azaad]

There is an individual on twitter who says Mittani were pure white and that Sanskrit was inexplicably found here. He further says Britannia means tin, Cyrus means Copper and this is how the Bronze Age was made basically. I am trying to investigate how Sanskrit came to Mittani

There's no attestation of Sanskrit found in artefacts unearthed from the Mittani era except tablets where they swear allegiance to Vedic God's. The Mittani were an Indo Aryan elite ruling over a people called the Hurrians in the Jewish bible speaking a Semitic language known as Hurrian.

The names of these kings have their roots in Sanskrit / Prakrit. In addition there's one of the world's first horse training manuals by a person called kikulli where the numerals bear a striking resemblance to Sanskrit. Beyond this there's not much known about these people.

 

[Roshan]

There is an individual on twitter who says Mittani were pure white and that Sanskrit was inexplicably found here. He further says Britannia means tin, Cyrus means Copper and this is how the Bronze Age was made basically. I am trying to investigate how Sanskrit came to Mittani

That opinion likely came from some variety of wignat which means it is fit only to be rejected. Mittani and Hittites were definitely Indian influenced though that they are a branch of OIT people is yet to be proven conclusively. IIRC the oldest Rigvedic inscription was found there.

 

[londonparistokyo]

I have spent some time trying to figure out how he got to his understanding. I think one of his primary sources was Laurence Austine Waddell's books. There were a few others I traced. He is a strong believer in Ugarit "Ba'al" cycles (Captain Vadakayil believes that Ba'al means Lord Shiva (The one with the matted hair)) and that the location of CERN is the old, destroyed Temple of Apollo. He believes Apollo and Shiva have a strong connection with each other and that Apollo is the Greek Lord of Destruction, contrary to all belief. He traced mitochondrial DNA for white people to Britain and surprisingly Northeastern America, going back like 10,000 years. I was surprised, but then began to become curious to investigate this further. Waddell's book, Phoenician Origin of Britons, Scots, and Anglo-Saxons, makes a connection between Bharat and Britain. I haven't read past the first few pages (have been busy), but it made me very, very curious

 

[Suryavanshi]

Polluted rivers are a feature of rapidly industrializing nations; not a bug. It takes decades to clean them up. Your 'holy rivers' are cleaner than they were 10 years back (let me know if you want details).





Wtf is 'muh third world country'? You are using a cold war era term - are you even aware what that word is supposed to mean?



Literally among the poorest countries in the world. Dirt poor, even by African standards.

Who started this weird PR for Rwanda tho? Came across it too many times.



'Cleanlisess' is a function of PPP adjusted GDP per capita and population density. Given similar GDPpc a more densely populated nation will always look dirtier. India is more industrialized than its peers and that makes it worse. Rapid economic growth (and resulting increase in state capacity) solves this. Nuance is important.

You'd think a guy with user name "atheist" would pose a better critical thinking and views.
Proves that Atheist are by far mid wits who want to sound smart.

 

[Suryavanshi]

Its 2025 and fellow Indians must understand that India isn't going to look like Eurozone and Umrica purely because of population density. At worst we can replicate singapore in terms of infra in our top cities and that would still be undesirable for most or us.
The dream of 2000 sq ft carpet area and additional 3000 sq ft of perimeters with swimming pool, garden, garage and driveway is not replicable with the density we have.
Delhi is always going to he dusty since it was so even before its inception due to geography
Streets are always going to look jagged since our structure are made of strong materials and ment to last a century and hence cannot be dismantled quickly.

At best we can replicate korea, japan and singapore.

 

[Roshan]

Its 2025 and fellow Indians must understand that India isn't going to look like Eurozone and Umrica purely because of population density. At worst we can replicate singapore in terms of infra in our top cities and that would still be undesirable for most or us.
The dream of 2000 sq ft carpet area and additional 3000 sq ft of perimeters with swimming pool, garden, garage and driveway is not replicate with the density we have.
Delhi is always going to he dusty since it was so even before its inception due to geography
Streets are always going to look jagged since our structure are made of strong materials and ment to last a century and hence cannot be dismantled quickly.

At best we can replicate korea, japan and singapore.

There is a lot of land around in India - which you can see whenever you go out for a long drive - but people won't settle there. Murrican suburbs are very, very far away from the main cities, even European ones.
The kind of houses you are talking about a lot of people from the northern states expect even when they move to densely populated cities.

 

[Blademaster]

Polluted rivers are a feature of rapidly industrializing nations; not a bug. It takes decades to clean them up. Your 'holy rivers' are cleaner than they were 10 years back (let me know if you want details).

Really? I would like to know more details about that. That's a positive news to me.

Who started this weird PR for Rwanda tho? Came across it too many times.

Doesn't matter. The gauntlet is thrown. We must respond.

'Cleanlisess' is a function of PPP adjusted GDP per capita and population density. Given similar GDPpc a more densely populated nation will always look dirtier. India is more industrialized than its peers and that makes it worse. Rapid economic growth (and resulting increase in state capacity) solves this. Nuance is important.

I don't know about that. We have seen other countries with similar GDP showing better cleanliness than India.