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bhakt spotted 
this is not my work and this common argument given by you is typical bhakt argument does not hold water. as a citizen my work is to pay taxes, give vote and follow laws . and if needed criticize the govt mazak to hoga if govt is working in this fashion criticism to hoga and if you think it makes me paki then god bless you and your thinking, there minisual chance even god can help you in this . modi is not superman agreed and thts why he and his govt facing the music if working like this on eco front. you should see swamy interview as per your kiddish logic he is also paki.
ppl have given strong mandate to do strong work rather than doing such stuff not . come out of your fool's paradise and support the govt but dont surrender your senses to govt.
this is not my work and this common argument given by you is typical bhakt argument does not hold water. as a citizen my work is to pay taxes, give vote and follow laws . and if needed criticize the govt mazak to hoga if govt is working in this fashion criticism to hoga and if you think it makes me paki then god bless you and your thinking, there minisual chance even god can help you in this . modi is not superman agreed and thts why he and his govt facing the music if working like this on eco front. you should see swamy interview as per your kiddish logic he is also paki.ppl have given strong mandate to do strong work rather than doing such stuff not . come out of your fool's paradise and support the govt but dont surrender your senses to govt.
Got fwd..I liked 11th point most
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Recently when Ms. Nirmala Sitharaman mentioned certain uncanny statistics like drop in car sales due to millennials not buying cars any more, Logistics business made simple and easy reducing the truck business sizeably, NBFC companies shrinking due to change in lease models, etc., the industry and the media ridiculed her for Sitharaman's lack of business and industry knowledge. Even Industry Captains like Anand Mahindra went overboard to ridicule her utterances. But little did the media and of course industry too realised that it was high time that Indian businesses had a deep examination of their business models.
A global survey and research by a German Firm which elaborately covered India has indicated twenty major risks to global financial markets arising due to impending global recession and particularly how it will impact India in the medium and long term. The survey cum research bluntly puts across that unless Indian businesses change their tacks and business models, many will perish soon.
Here are the twenty risks, please read on:
*20 MAJOR RISKS TO GLOBAL FINANCIAL MARKETS IN THE COMING YEARS (LONG TERM)*
1. Most people will stop buying cars in a decade-and-a-half ( a prediction that 95 percent of all US passenger miles traveled will be addressed by fleets, not individuals, by 2030).
2. People will increase the renting of assets (over buying these) because they will never be sure of where they would be living a few years hence.
3. The cost of commute will become the 'next telecom' (virtually free, that is).
4. Most cars will be made from recycled steel, as a result of which, ore companies will go belly-up.
5. The large steel sector debt will not be able to be returned to banks.
6. Electric cars, with around 18 moving parts compared with 10,000 for the usual petrol-driven variety, would accelerate the death of the automobile components industry.
7. The demise of the auto component industry will affect the global alloys steel sector (including ore and ferroalloys).
8. Oil behemoths will not be able to repay their loans if oil consumption declined (elimination unlikely).
9. Electric vehicles will come with an unlimited warranty. This means that after you once buy a vehicle, you would not need to buy another, ever.
10. Oil-based economies (Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, Russia, Nigeria etc) will go into a crisis.
11. Some of the funding coming out of these countries (read what you will into this) will disappear and the world will become a more peaceful place.
12. Cash-rich automotive lubricant companies will discover there is nothing to really lubricate.
13. 3D printing will even out the wage arbitrage between developed and developing nations.
14. Robotisation (or artificial intelligence) will clean out jobs (as it has in the banking sector, where the business has grown disproportionately faster than recruitment)
15. A number of skills will become obsolete (microsurgical, for instance) because a robot will do it better.
16. Renewable energy will kick-start a long-term coal decline.
17. Large coal behemoths employing thousands will file for bankruptcy (already happening).
18. Banks will become a concept rather than a place, banks will become more about systems than people.
19. The world will move towards deflation arising out of an abundance of money and relatively limited spending.
20. The new retirement age will become 50 years (average).
What do you guys think ????
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Recently when Ms. Nirmala Sitharaman mentioned certain uncanny statistics like drop in car sales due to millennials not buying cars any more, Logistics business made simple and easy reducing the truck business sizeably, NBFC companies shrinking due to change in lease models, etc., the industry and the media ridiculed her for Sitharaman's lack of business and industry knowledge. Even Industry Captains like Anand Mahindra went overboard to ridicule her utterances. But little did the media and of course industry too realised that it was high time that Indian businesses had a deep examination of their business models.
A global survey and research by a German Firm which elaborately covered India has indicated twenty major risks to global financial markets arising due to impending global recession and particularly how it will impact India in the medium and long term. The survey cum research bluntly puts across that unless Indian businesses change their tacks and business models, many will perish soon.
Here are the twenty risks, please read on:
*20 MAJOR RISKS TO GLOBAL FINANCIAL MARKETS IN THE COMING YEARS (LONG TERM)*
1. Most people will stop buying cars in a decade-and-a-half ( a prediction that 95 percent of all US passenger miles traveled will be addressed by fleets, not individuals, by 2030).
2. People will increase the renting of assets (over buying these) because they will never be sure of where they would be living a few years hence.
3. The cost of commute will become the 'next telecom' (virtually free, that is).
4. Most cars will be made from recycled steel, as a result of which, ore companies will go belly-up.
5. The large steel sector debt will not be able to be returned to banks.
6. Electric cars, with around 18 moving parts compared with 10,000 for the usual petrol-driven variety, would accelerate the death of the automobile components industry.
7. The demise of the auto component industry will affect the global alloys steel sector (including ore and ferroalloys).
8. Oil behemoths will not be able to repay their loans if oil consumption declined (elimination unlikely).
9. Electric vehicles will come with an unlimited warranty. This means that after you once buy a vehicle, you would not need to buy another, ever.
10. Oil-based economies (Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, Russia, Nigeria etc) will go into a crisis.
11. Some of the funding coming out of these countries (read what you will into this) will disappear and the world will become a more peaceful place.
12. Cash-rich automotive lubricant companies will discover there is nothing to really lubricate.
13. 3D printing will even out the wage arbitrage between developed and developing nations.
14. Robotisation (or artificial intelligence) will clean out jobs (as it has in the banking sector, where the business has grown disproportionately faster than recruitment)
15. A number of skills will become obsolete (microsurgical, for instance) because a robot will do it better.
16. Renewable energy will kick-start a long-term coal decline.
17. Large coal behemoths employing thousands will file for bankruptcy (already happening).
18. Banks will become a concept rather than a place, banks will become more about systems than people.
19. The world will move towards deflation arising out of an abundance of money and relatively limited spending.
20. The new retirement age will become 50 years (average).
What do you guys think ????
Don't worry about my emotional state. It's not what you think it is. But your reply this and previous shows shows you are in bad emotional state. Take care of it first. And whether you are bhakt or not nobody cares. If you are fine, if you are not than also fine. Criticism and laughing at govt is not against one self. Grow up.
This above I write because I wanted to write. When I want to ignore I do it just by ignoring.
This above I write because I wanted to write. When I want to ignore I do it just by ignoring.
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