There have been many debates around the despicable Adipurush film. One question comes up over and over again – was this Islamist-Communist lovechild a result of idiots not knowing what they did or was it intentional? These questions will simply waste time and deter focus from the issue at hand. The issue atContinue Reading
One of the common definitions of dystopia is a futuristic or imagined setting where freedom is lost and oppression reigns. This is the setting for the film Adipurush. While the Ramayana is a historical account, the filmmakers have utilized an ill-fitting futuristic setting for the tale which doesn’t quiteContinue Reading
The article below discusses policy changes to the National Electricity Policy (NEP). This is a highly irresponsible step by the BJP government. Wokeness in the name of Vikas is the name of the game to push ill-conceived liberal agendas. The Modi sarkar is advised by HINOs trained in Western Leftist institutions so it is no wonder that policy-making is being driven more and more to please leftist masters. These HINO bureaucrats and stakeholders will do everything possible to further wreck Indian farmers to fight climate change.
These brainwashed policy-makers want India to import solar panels from China even though India has tons of coal. Coal is not a perfect resource but technology has come a long way and coal plants are not as polluting as framed in the public agenda. There is no need to take on the trade deficit where India can easily harness coal by utilizing advanced filtration technology and minimizing the amount of soot produced and released into the environment.
India amends power policy draft to halt new coal-fired capacityNEW DELHI/SINGAPORE, May 4 (Reuters) – India plans to stop building new coal-fired power plants, apart from those already in the pipeline, by removing a key clause from the final draft of its National Electricity Policy (NEP), in a major boost to fight climate change, sources said.If approved by the federal cabinet chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the draft would make China the only major economy open to fresh requests to add significant new coal-fired capacity.India and China account for about 80% of all active coal projects as most developing nations wind down capacity to meet climate targets. As of January 2023, only 20 countries have more than one coal project planned, according to E3G, an independent climate think tank.”After months of deliberations, we have arrived at a conclusion that we would not need new coal additions apart from the ones already in pipeline,” one of three government sources said.The sources declined to be identified as they are not authorised to speak to the media. India’s power ministry did not respond to requests seeking comment.The new policy, if approved, would not impact the 28.2 GW of coal-based power in various stages of construction, the sources said.China and India have together been lobbying for freedom for countries to choose a roadmap to cut emissions. Reuters GraphicsIndia, whose proposed coal power capacity is the highest after China, had repeatedly refused to set a timeline to phase out coal, citing low per-capita emissions, surging renewable energy capacity and demand for inexpensive fuel sources.Coal is expected to be the dominant fuel in generating electricity in India for decades, but activists have pressed for a halt to new coal-fired plants, arguing this would at least help to reduce the share of the polluting fuel in overall power output. Reuters GraphicsThe draft, India’s first attempt at revising its electricity policy enacted in 2005, also proposes delaying the retirement of old coal-fired plants until energy storage for renewable power becomes financially viable, the sources said.So far, old coal-fired power plants with a cumulative capacity of 13 GW have been earmarked for functioning post retirement deadline to meet high power demand, they said.CHANGE IN STANCEIn the first draft of the NEP in 2021, India had said it may add new coal-fired capacity, though it proposed tighter technology standards to reduce pollution.The Central Electricity Authority, an advisory body to the federal power ministry, had said last year India might have to add as much as 28 GW of new coal-fired power in addition to the plants under construction to address surging power demand.However, the final draft, which will guide India’s policymaking on energy over the next decade, features no references to new coal-fired power, the sources said. Reuters GraphicsIn contrast, China’s National Development and Reform Commission said in a March 2022 document that outlined its energy policy, that the world’s largest coal user “will rationally build advanced coal-fired power plants based on development needs.”China plans to build some 100 new coal-fired power plants to back up wind and solar capacity, which analysts said goes against Beijing’s stated intention to reduce the role of coal.The policy revision could also impact long-term coal prices and miners in Indonesia, Australia and South Africa, as India is the world’s second-largest coal importer.Article source: Reuters Business – Reporting by Sarita Chaganti Singh in New Delhi and Sudarshan Vardhan in Singapore; Additional reporting by Muyu Xu in Singapore; Editing by Sharon Singleton Image: Climate Change NewsContinue Reading
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LONDON — They established a global business empire that stretched across three continents, and became friends and confidants of Britain’s aristocracy and royal family. But the Sassoon dynasty, which made its millions as traders in opium, cotton, tea and silk, stemmed not from London, Paris or New York — butContinue Reading
India, UAE, and Saudi Arabia – the new nexus which has been in talks for a while under the guise of forming investment bridges have accelerated all pending agreements with the hopes of bringing middle eastern investors (read: Muslim) on board to “develop” the Indian state – Kashmir. RecentlyContinue Reading
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Historical Context Myths, legends, folktales, and folklores teach us moral lessons. Usually, animals are personified in order to convey a dilemma and the resolution of the story is where we, the next generation, learn valuable lessons from these stories. Our elders play a role in passing these stories down from generationContinue Reading
The Nagas – Adishesha, Vasuki, Shesha, Padmanabh, Kambal, Shankhapal, Dhritarashtra, Trakshaka, and Kalia are the nine snakes that are worshipped by dharmics, especially in India and Nepal. The Naga race is associated with divinity and is considered half-human, half-serpent beings who reside in the Patala or the netherworld; this isContinue Reading