Indian Economy

[Yuyutsu]

Sugar isn't a carcinogen but sugar is an oxidizing agent. Too much sugar in your blood means your blood is now corrosive to the body.
That is what diabetes does- it slowly dissolves your inside due to corrosive nature of sugar toward cell linings.

We need to impose a diabetes surcharge tax on these kind of products. This is one expansion that we can do without. Diabetes is a real problem and silent killer.

Why? Nobody's forcing you to drink that. People need to be more aware, that's it.

I understand the love and hate for cold drinks . Personally, I avoid them too, but there’s no denying that they’re a real lifesaver in India’s harsh climate. Sugarcane juice/ sattu/ nimbu paani is a healthier option, but it takes time to prepare and can’t always meet the quick demand. Instead of banning these drinks, they should be improved with healthier alternatives to offer better choices for everyone.

 

[Yuyutsu]

Nonsense. Startlink is a threat to Indian sovereignty. India should have tried to create its own starlink but our leader simply bend over to Americans.

i know it's not good , i advocate for indian version but won't ever believe CPI is doing it for the love of their nation . and i know "who let these dogs out" on starlink.

 

[shuturmurg]

i know it's not good , i advocate for indian version but won't ever believe CPI is doing it for the love of their nation . and i know "who let these dogs out" on starlink.

CPI is doing because they are anti US. They are chinese lapdogs. But that doesn't diminish the points made in that post. We are slowly becoming US digital colony.

 

[Azaad]

ArcelorMittal Nippon sues India over raw material imports as fight escalates

ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel India has sued the Indian government for rejecting met coke import orders due to new curbs. The company claims the policy is applied retroactively, affecting production and financial stability. The Delhi High Court is to respond to the company's plea. Another steel...

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Babudumb vs Baniagiri with the court's now called upon to decide.