Where do we get water from, should we urinate in dams: Ajit Pawar
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KDroid
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err.. it was actually Desmond David's idea.
those of you who think situation can improve with MNS in power just need to remember that this is the party which believe that all of mumbai problems are caused by people from UP & Bihar.open your eyes people as there is no political party as of now in India(including that of arvind kejriwal) which can think objectively & put nation's interest at first even if it means making sacrifices & angering some/large sections of people.
Hrishi
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Isn't it that they are busy making money ???? I was watching news on TV while the news flashed that some so and so mi**ster in MP/MH hogged up all the money that was financed for irrigation/cattle feeding ...blah blah.
They don't even care that the poor farmers commit suicide due to such drastic conditions , and these ***%$*%$ are busy making cash out of their lives. And saying that "toh hum kya kare.!! , its not our problem.!" .
ANyways , its not their complete fault. Some credit goes to the people who elect these mini**ers.
Well , atleast I am not going to vote blindly , even though I know we don't have much choice.
They don't even care that the poor farmers commit suicide due to such drastic conditions , and these ***%$*%$ are busy making cash out of their lives. And saying that "toh hum kya kare.!! , its not our problem.!" .
ANyways , its not their complete fault. Some credit goes to the people who elect these mini**ers.
Well , atleast I am not going to vote blindly , even though I know we don't have much choice.
Oops
sorry desmond!
MNS no longer cares where you are from as long as you have maharashtra's interests at heart
Their campaigns are very modern and sensible, think their politics is also going that way
And guys really, water and power are global prolems that humans are unable to solve, blaming mantris is no good, blame the consumption based capitalist lifestyle for this, and scientists for not keeping up
Their campaigns are very modern and sensible, think their politics is also going that way
And guys really, water and power are global prolems that humans are unable to solve, blaming mantris is no good, blame the consumption based capitalist lifestyle for this, and scientists for not keeping up
^^that right there is the problem.apparently Maharashtra's interests somehow differ & take preference over India's interests.
Secret bank tests to dodge MNS - Times Of India
again you need to brush up on current affairs.agree water & power problems have some out of human hand factors involved but current situation in India is mostly because of human factors:inefficient water management,no planning to capture rain water in monsoon,inefficient coal sector monopolised by one company resulting in power plants running at lower capacities(read about latest coal india & ntpc tussle) etc.
Secret bank tests to dodge MNS - Times Of India
again you need to brush up on current affairs.agree water & power problems have some out of human hand factors involved but current situation in India is mostly because of human factors:inefficient water management,no planning to capture rain water in monsoon,inefficient coal sector monopolised by one company resulting in power plants running at lower capacities(read about latest coal india & ntpc tussle) etc.
This is not a mantri prolem, there is a big prolem with how people use water in a wasteful manner
Individual housing societies can easily run all external lighting fixures with solar power, set up a waste water management sytem, as well as rain water collection. If you live in a home (not hsg scty), its easier, prolly get a compost pit as well as a solar water heater.
In a village I might use one and a half bucket for bathing and one and a half buckets for washing clothes. In the city, I can luxuriously contemplate farmers committing suicide while lathering up the shampoo with the shower on just for the steam. And that also does not stop me from following the instructions on the shampoo bottle and go for a rinse repeat. Donno how many cubic meters of water we can save if showers are banned. Oh and the washing machine def uses more than one and a half buckets through all its cycles. See the prolem here?
Who is really bearing the consequences of load shedding, its the carenter who has to use manual tools for 8 hours a day, not the mall owner who purhases diesel to power a multiplex
Blame the establishment least for such prolems
Individual housing societies can easily run all external lighting fixures with solar power, set up a waste water management sytem, as well as rain water collection. If you live in a home (not hsg scty), its easier, prolly get a compost pit as well as a solar water heater.
In a village I might use one and a half bucket for bathing and one and a half buckets for washing clothes. In the city, I can luxuriously contemplate farmers committing suicide while lathering up the shampoo with the shower on just for the steam. And that also does not stop me from following the instructions on the shampoo bottle and go for a rinse repeat. Donno how many cubic meters of water we can save if showers are banned. Oh and the washing machine def uses more than one and a half buckets through all its cycles. See the prolem here?
Who is really bearing the consequences of load shedding, its the carenter who has to use manual tools for 8 hours a day, not the mall owner who purhases diesel to power a multiplex
Blame the establishment least for such prolems
developed nations & many developing nations have much more per capita water/power consumption than India without the advantages of so many rivers & above all monsoon.if you really want to know the poor state of water management in our country just read this:
Cherrapunji: Wet, wetter, driest | Society | Times Crest
trust only Indian politicians/bureaucracy to pull off such a ridiculous feat:shortage of drinking water in one of the wettest places of world!
same goes for power.i don't know about you but in my city there are lakhs of people who would be glad to have enough electricity to run a ceiling fan 24 hours in summer season(carpenters included).
Blame the establishmentleastmost for such problems & if you don't then you deserve what you get.
Cherrapunji: Wet, wetter, driest | Society | Times Crest
trust only Indian politicians/bureaucracy to pull off such a ridiculous feat:shortage of drinking water in one of the wettest places of world!
same goes for power.i don't know about you but in my city there are lakhs of people who would be glad to have enough electricity to run a ceiling fan 24 hours in summer season(carpenters included).
Blame the establishment
Demon Lord
Journeyman
pathetic people
lol so true! this is awesome!
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freshseasons
King of my own Castle
What i don't understand is i am unable to come across one single person who would say Ajit Pawar or Sharad Pawar have clean image. Infact they are quite known for horrending sulprus money some even coming from the closed doors of faithful party cadre.
Still the amount of vote margins they win by every year just makes me wonder are people somewhere really asking for it.
Still the amount of vote margins they win by every year just makes me wonder are people somewhere really asking for it.
Ronnie11
Judgement Time!!
As i much i agree with you...the circumstances of cherrapunji water shortage is slightly different...
World Environment News - Water everwhere but none to drink - Planet Ark
bubusam13
Human
Man even I also wander how the ruling party in my state won because everybody I met have not voted for them.