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Thursday, January 14, 2021

FROM BEING COLONY TO MAKING COLONIES:INDIA



When the world was battered by the covid 19 pandemic, India was also one of them. Every nation scientists and politicians speculated the worst affected country could be India, if SARS covid 19 enters into India. It did entered into India with second most total infection after USA but it has also lowest mortality and highest recovery rate. Currently it is one of the few countries in the world with active cases just above hundred thousand. Scientists of all countries joined the race to produce the vaccines including India. Reminiscing about the development of nuclear weapon during world war two. Russia quickly came up with its Sputnik vaccine, China already had the vaccine reserved for its soldiers and later for its people. Pfizer and Moderna of USA came into picture with most effective vaccines but nobody thought that India could come up with its own developed vaccine. It has cleared all the three phase trials and soon will be flooding the Indian market. The third world country having nuclear capabilities, mighty defense and huge market is eyeing to become the permanent member of the UN security council. With the optimistic growth in market during this pandemic and economy recovering from the heart attack of lockdown. The development project has taken pace and is all set to become part of three largest economy by 2028. The influx of foreign funds in Indian economy has reached its all time high. The colonial Britishers who ruled India for 200 years are eyeing on Indian market again after BREXIT. The boost of self reliant movement by Honorable Prime Minister Narendra Modi has lead India to enter in the market of lithium Ion battery, giving more push to electric and hybrid vehicles, reducing our dependency on oil imports from Arab countries. Billionaire Mukesh Ambani's company Reliance will be rolling out 5g by 2022, thus making it first Indian company to offer its services to the world after Chinese Huawei and it will be manufacturing its own cheapest smartphones by 2021, making tough for Chinese dominance in Indian Tech market. The country which was known as "Golden Bird" is all set to take back what it had lost in the past. According to a estimate Britishers looted around 45 trillion dollars from India and filled their bank accounts. But time has changed, the unity has made us even stronger in each and every aspect whether it be tech, space, development or defense. Indian companies like TATA ,Airtel ,Reliance, TCS, Infosys are buying and employing foreign individuals. The power is again shifting back from the western countries to Asian countries who were exploited and made colonies due to their rich resources.      

Tuesday, January 12, 2021

STOP BEING A CONDESCENDING ASS:USA

                                 New York times on India's Mars Mission.


                                             

                                                

                                                USA :LAND OF BRAVES AND FREE


USA CAPITOL


                                                     RACISM STILL PREVAILING


                                             USA AND MEXICO 400 MILES BORDER


                                                                  MIGRANT CAMPS

Thursday, January 7, 2021

HALAL VACCINE !!



Even if the rumours about use of pork gelatin in covid vaccine is true, how come nations allow to let their people die by not letting them take vaccine shot. Saudi Arabia rolled out the 3 phase vaccination of pfizer biontech  but the clerics of Indonesia have raised concerns. Indonesian government allowed the emergency use of sinovac(Chinese) vaccine but immediately returned the order on knowing the use of Gelatin in vaccine making process. Clerics in India are asking for details of ingredients used in Covaxin before its use. Gelatin is used in aging skin, weak and brittle bones, brittle nails and many more other conditions. In manufacturing gelatin is used in preparation of foods, medicine and cosmetics. So, intentionally or unintentionally these countries must have come across the usage of Gelatin, than nobody raised there eyebrows for such a trivial thing. Vaccines are not going to be recreated for you people, you people have to understand. The clerics will not be held responsible for death of your beloved one. It already has lead to death of millions of people all over the world. Its important to completely eradicate this virus before it affects millions of more people. Let Vaccine be secular and democratic.

     

Monday, January 4, 2021

PUNJAB AND HARYANA NEED TO DIVERSIFY FROM WHEAT AND PADDY

 



Punjab is the most fertile state on earth. It is best to produce wheat, sugarcane, rice, vegetables, and fruits in Punjab. Punjab’s other name is the Granary of India and India’s breadbasket. Around 93% of the total productive land used to produce food grain. In Punjab, most of the area covered by wheat and paddy cultivation. And this area increases over the year. 

Punjab is the 3rd largest farming crop producing state in India. It is known for its irrigation system and these are appropriate for farming. Punjab is the 3rd largest producer of food grains too. 

The Green Revolution yielded great economic prosperity during its early years. In Punjab,

 where it was first introduced, the Green Revolution led to significant increases in the state's 

agricultural output, supporting India’s overall economy. By 1970, Punjab was producing 70% 

of the country's total food grains, and farmers' incomes were increasing by over 

70%. Punjab's prosperity following the Green Revolution became a model to which other 

states aspired to reach.

India’s export growth over the past decade has been the highest of any country, with an annual rate of more than 21 percent. By comparison, Brazil’s annual exports grew 15 percent over the past decade, China’s grew 12 percent and the United States’ grew nine percent. India’s exports so far in 2014 have remained roughly at last year’s record level. From January-May, rice exports are up 10 percent compared to this time last year, cotton up 2 percent, bovine meat (buffalo) up 18 percent, and wheat up 75 percent. Soybean meal, guar gum, and corn exports, however, are down from this time last year. 

A string of good harvests has left the procurement machinery creaking under the 

weight of rice and wheat., “It’s no longer a green revolution but a grain revolution.” On January 1, India will be holding about 57 million tonnes of rice and wheat against a requirement of 21 MT. Policies framed by the government were intended to lower farmers’ risk, but now “there is no risk. Farmers are behaving like the salaried class — growing something that is bound to be procured by the state.” Availability of cheap power and water, and assured procurement at a price that is higher than the market rate has got farmers in northern states hooked to paddy and rice.

While Haryana claims it has started procuring maize and gram to help farmers diversify, Punjab, by its own admission, has done little to wean farmers off paddy and wheat. Moreover, because of weak finances, it is in no position to launch alternative procurement schemes. Besides, its entire administration — from district magistrates to officers in the secretariat — is geared only to deal with government procurement of wheat and paddy.

For the Centre, the problem is no longer limited to Haryana and Punjab as states like Telangana, Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh — traditionally not paddy growers — have had bumper harvests due to improved irrigation. They, too, have stuffed FCI godowns. Between 2014-15 and 2018-19, rice procurement jumped 90% in UP and 73% in MP.

A study by NASA had found that the water table was declining by about 70 centimetres a year from 2008 to 2012 in these two states. The farmers are not unaware that they 

should be switching from paddy to other less water-guzzling crops. 

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