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Is it Due to the war or because of some other reasons??

Unfortunately this the story of thousands of females in our country :(

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/44261698

Great video from kurzgesagt's after dark channel about India's proud history.

We all have seen that due to recent Israel-Iran conflict and US participation, there is an acute shortage of Petroleum products throughout the world.

In India however, Petrol and Disel rates are stable, but LPG is coming out as a problem, or is it really a problem?

Goverenment says that it has enough oil reserves, of around 74 days. Then why is this crisis. the thing is, India has no dedicated LPG reserves for its population. Butane and Propane are a mere part of product of Oil. But, we all know this, don't we. Why hasn't goverenment made a dedicated reserve for this when it is so popular?

This is because if it happens, then how will they exploit people? India can today too produce LPG in adequate quantity (notification has been given) but it is still not, because people are willing to pay more, this can be said a cheap trick of goverenment to extract money out of People's pocket. It has always happened and it will happen in future as well if we do not stand up.

What do you think? Let me know.

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Saw this while reading the newspaper yesterday and now I am in a freaking deep state of shock.... I mean how is this even possible like a girl approximately of age 15-16 carrying a hole 9th month baby in her uterus and no body suspected about it ,forget about others her own parents remained unaware.... that fact is quite difficult to digest...

And how tf did she delivered a baby in the washroom man 😭😭😭 without any external help or anesthesia child birth is the 2nd most painful sensation after fire burn and she survived that and that too at the age of 15-16 bro fck how??just how??

Imagine the situation of other students at the centre who were just writing their exams and suddenly heard the cry of a baby out of nowhere ⚰️🥀

Proper investigation should be made and the guilty should be punished...According to me the parents are definitely the one who did something fishy. What are your thoughts regarding the matter??

US & Israel just struck Iran explosions in Tehran & missiles flying back.FIRSTLY PAK VS AFGHANISTAN NOW THIS...WHERE ARE WE HEADING???? This just happened today and it’s crazy. Early on 28 Feb 2026, Israel and the United States launched a major military attack on Iran hitting multiple sites inside Iran, including Tehran, the capital. Explosions were heard across the city and other regions.
Israel called it a preemptive strike on military and missile targets it believes threaten its security, and the US supported it, saying they want to remove imminent threats. Right after that, Iran didn’t just sit back it fired missiles and drones back toward Israel and even at US military bases in the Gulf. This has made the whole Middle East tense as fucking hell. Airspace in Iran and Israel is now closed, flights are disrupted, and some Gulf countries like UAE and Qatar saw explosions too.
Iran’s government is calling for a crushing response, and people in Tehran are reportedly panicking and even leaving the city.
This isn’t some tiny border fight anymore it feels like a real war breaking out between Iran on one side and the US + Israel on the other. What’s wild is that this might spread beyond just these three countries, and it could change the whole region and affect things like global oil prices, flights, and more. If Israel and USA had already neutralised Iran's nuclear development research facilities then what was the need of this fucking attack???

As always, Pakistan tried to raise the matter of Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) in UN Human Rights Council but it got horribly slammed by Indian representative Anupama Singh. She emphasised that Pakistan still lives in their delulu and that recent J&K Budget is actually double the Bailout package amount for which Pakistan was begging to IMF.

She said tha Pakistan must be living in the La-La-Land if it isn't able to see or accept development on the Indian side.

India also rejected allegations made by Pakistan and the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), stating that the group has allowed itself to be used as an "echo chamber" for Islamabad.

She even mentions that recently Kashmir has inaugarated world's largest Rail Bridge over Chenab River.

She further kept Delhi's stance that Kashmir was, is and will always be a part of India. And it is Pakistan that should evacuate its illegally occupied Pakistan occupied Kashmir (POK).

I personally, like her tone on this matter, that is how things need to be clearly said on platform. Further I think more budget should be allocated in Kashmir as the recent activities to reduce terrorism can significantly account for increasing tourism opportunities to not just get revenue but to also improve Kashmir's image that has been ruined due to Pakistan sponsored terrorism, but safe to say, the charade is over now, and we all see who truly does it.

Also, farming of exclusive Kashmiri crops should be promoted through targeted subsidies like that of Saffron, Walnut and mining corporations should be invited in high mineral areas to employ people and increase the GDP of Kashmir.

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The water woes seem to be a never ending nerve for Pakistan even during summer. As the harsh summer approaches, the declaration regarding India to cut the flow of Ravi River to Pakistan after the completion of Shahpur Kandi barrage by March 31.

Pakistan is already whinning over the recent cancellation of Indus Water treaty by India, calling it one sided and oppressive. Excess of water used to reach from Ravi to Pakistan due to inadequate storage facilities in India, but this is now going to change after april.

The announcement was made by J&K minister Javed Ahmed Rana on Monday, who said the move was aimed at providing irrigation to the drought-prone Kathua and Samba districts. "Excess water to Pakistan will be stopped. It has to be stopped," Rana told reporters.

When a reporter asked how it would affect Pakistan, he shot back saying "Why are you bothered about Pakistan? They are a marginal presence. Let them stew in the problems of their own making."

India is actually not breaking any rules here because even according to Indus Water Treaty, Idia was granted unilateral control over Eastern Rivers including Ravi, but still, a lot farmers in Pakistan depend on it, which will hurt them badly.

I think its a good move by GOI, I really think we need to worry about our own people and leave others be. What do you think?

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There have been many recent misconceptions regarding the recent India-US trade deal so lets clear hem up.

So, first of all, according to this trade deal, USA has lowered its tariffs on India from 50% to 18%, which is remarkable.

India has kept its entire agriculture and Dairy Sector Protected with no lowered Tariff on any kind of Dairy Product.

India has only lowered tariffs on Machinery, Electricals, Vehicles and components, Chemicals and Non‑sensitive agricultural and food items.

So, I'd really call this a big win for India because the only concern in my eyes for India was if India opened up its Dairy and Agriculture sector to USA.

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The budget 2026-27 is out and I am here to tell you key takeways.

First of all, It was introduced that States with a private sector company will set up 5 healthcare hubs where education of Advanced Health Proffesionals (AHPs) will be promoted, these will be the nation's healthcare capitals.

New National Design institutes are introduced in North-East. Academic Zone will be made to promote higher education, not only that, a girl's hostel funded by the state will be mandatory in each district. To promote astronomy and astrophysics, Telescopes will be upgraded, mountains trains are to introduced in states like Himachal Pradesh and Jammu and Kashmir. National institute of Hospitality will be made by upgrading existing National Institute of Management. Many Places like Dholavira will be upgraded for attracting tourists. Subsidaries for promoting Animal Husbandry. In coastal areas, crops of Coconut, Cocoa and Sandalwood will be promoted by an all India scheme of Indian Cashew and Cocoa scheme. Exempt on incentive by motor accident payouts (By God's grace, finally these guys got it together).

Biggest of all, A Tax holiday has been announced until 2047 for foreign companies using Local Data Centres.

The thing is, this budget seriously does not have much for middle class, due to which I am very dissapointed.

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A lot of people are brushing this off as just another flashy headline, but the scale of this deal is genuinely insane if you sit down and look at what’s involved. This isn’t a small partnership or a routine agreement — this is about control, leverage, and long-term positioning. The kind of deal where the effects don’t show up immediately, but quietly reshape the entire playing field over the next few years. What stands out is who’s involved and why now. Nobody makes moves of this size in uncertain conditions unless they think they have a massive edge. Either someone has information the rest of the market hasn’t fully priced in yet, or they’re taking a calculated gamble that could redefine winners and losers permanently. Another thing people aren’t talking about enough is what this means for everyone not at the table. Deals like this usually don’t just create winners — they squeeze competitors, limit options, and force smaller players to adapt or disappear. Even if this looks like a “win-win” on paper, there’s always a third group paying the price later. The reason it’s being called the “Mother of All Deals” isn’t because of hype, but because once this settles, there’s no going back. Decisions, valuations, alliances — all of it changes from here.

An Outbreak of deadly Nipah Virus from Bengal, In India has left many asian countries on guard as countries like Thailand have started monitoring their passengers who took flight from Bengal. Nepal too has started monitoring passengers landing in Kathmandu and at border points from India. The Virus spreads from Animals to Humans, and has a high death ratio of 40-75%.

The Nipah Virus can spread from Animal to human, human to human and even from contaminated food. The World Health Organization has described Nipah in its top ten priority diseases, along with pathogens like Covid-19 and Zika, because of its potential to trigger an epidemic.

It has an ncubation period of 14 days. Initial symptoms may include fever, headaches, muscle pain, vomiting and sore throat. In some people, these may be followed by drowsiness, altered consciousness, and pneumonia. Some people don't show symptoms at all.

Lets hope things go well and we don't have to face another Covid level threat.

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To all of my Indian Brothers and Sisters, Happy Republic Day to all. I wish you all good health and peace.

Today is the day when we adopted this constitution of ours. Let us strive to make this nation better through reforms in all aspects like Society, Economy and Constitution itself.

Reforms is not just the soul of this community but also of any democratic nation. Denying it is like yourself breaking the foundation of any democratic nation and that is why we must embrace it.

Every thing has flaws. Our Ancestors tries that level best that we get their flawless ideas and plans and now it is out duty to develop and implement our own such flawless plans for our upcoming generations.

The first step of making a thing flawless begins when we acknowledge its flaws. Lets take this day to reflect on it.

Jai Hind

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Parag Khanna, the founder and CEO of AlphaGeo which is a geospatial analytics firm recently gave a statement that India's foreign policy is currently being shaped by Hard economic realities rather than lofty Ideals.

"India is looking after its own interests, and its policy towards Russia is a very fundamental case study in this," said Khanna. "It was even before Trump was elected, the Biden administration that sought to pressure India very heavily to join in the sanctions regime against Russia. But as I told people then, I said, good luck with that."

"This notion of democracy or driven foreign policy is not going to work when you're dealing with a country like India that has a very high current account surplus and trade deficit when it comes to commodities imports," Khanna told NDTV CEO and Editor in Chief Rahul Kanwal at Davos.

Khanna is a top Global Strategy Advisor and statement like this from a source like him can be said very highly verifiable.

He added India is not alone in this approach, Japan which is a true american ally too has been seeking all its options to get acccess to cheap Russian energy, Europe too which acts as if under attack by Russia has been actively purchasing Russian Oil and Gas.

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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/41725350

To all my fellow Indian Brothers and Sisters, Happy Indian Army day.

We celebrate this day specifically on 15 Jan every year because on this day Lieutenant General Kodandera M. Cariappa took over as the first Commander-in-Chief of the Indian Army from General Francis Roy Bucher, the last British Commander-in-Chief of India, on 15 January 1949.

We can say that on this day, Indian Army was formally established.

KM Cariappa gave significant contribution to growth of India and Indian Army, He led the 1949 Indo-Pak War which resulted in Indian dominance, many pakistanis themselves claim that if Nehru did not ask UN to intervene out of his humanist approach, Cariappa would have merged full of Kashmir in India.

Let us Pay tribute to all our Indian Army Men and Women for their valuable and flawless Service and pray for their well being. वीर भोग्या वसुंधरा

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Recently, Donald Trump has greenlit the Graham-Blumenthal sanctions bill which if passed will give US President the power to impose a 500% Tariff on nations that knowingly bought Russian Oil and uranium knowingly and funded the Russo-Ukraine Conflict.

In the scope of this bill come India, China and Brazil. India's Oil exports skyrocketed during the initial and middle phase. India bought cheap Russian oil, refined it and sold it to euorepean countries.

The thing is, does USA really have the right to play like a peace imposer after what it did in Venezuela? USA has logically lost all right to do so but it still will, because we all know only power speaks.

Take for India-: This recent movement may force India to increase closeness with China. Also, India's market before the tariff war was expanding in the USA, if this bill is passed, it can severely effect this expansion. This bill can backfire and bring Russia, India and China more closer possibly if these things continue, the Russian Dream of 'RIC' (Russia India China) military and economic alliance may come true, though highly highly unlikely due to India China relations. India too should increase tariffs on countries by giving the reason of it that it will be imposed only on countries that spread violence which will drag USA in scope as well. India now according to me should focus on expanding more in other countries like African Countries, European Countries, South American Countries etc. This aimed US expansion needs to be halted for some time.

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Baloch Nationalist Leaders who had declared their independence from Pakistan in May, 2025 have announced that Republic of Balochistan will celebrate "2026 Balochistan Global Diplomatic Week" in the first week of 2026 in which they will diplomatically engage with other countries.

Mir Yar who is a leading Baloch Leader had made a post on X on new year in which he congratulated India on the new year and lauded its Operation Sindoor as rightfully and righteously done under the Leadership of PM Modi. Mir Baloch described these measures as a demonstration of India's exemplary courage and a steadfast commitment to regional security and justice.

On his new year post he congratulated all 140 Cr People of India from the behalf of 6 Cr People of Balochistan. He also claimed that both India and Balochistan have shared cultural Heritage to prove which he highlighted sacred sites such as the Hinglaj Mata Temple (Nani Mandir) which shows this shared cultural heritage.

He said in his post that All the people of Balochistan have unwavering support for India and its actions against unlawful and tyraanical Pakistani Army and Goverenment. He also highlighted the growing concern of China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC).

What do you think of this news. For Pakistan this is concerning, but for India it shows a the emergence of a new silent ally by its side which has been fostered by it for more than a decade (According to Pakistan.

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The Aravalli hills, one of the oldest mountain ranges in the world, are facing severe damage due to mining, deforestation, and unplanned construction. These hills are vital for groundwater recharge, climate regulation, and preventing the spread of the Thar Desert. The Supreme Court of India has repeatedly stressed the need to protect the Aravallis and banned illegal mining in forest areas. However, in some specific cases, the Court allowed mining under strict conditions in non-forest lands or old leases. These limited permissions are often misused, resulting in widespread environmental damage. Weak enforcement has led to falling water tables, rising heat, biodiversity loss, and increased pollution, making the protection of the Aravallis more urgent than ever.

While India has been fast-tracking clearances accelerating construction work for hydropower projects in Jammu & Kashmir, Pakistan is raising objections.

After the Pahalgam Attack, India had declared about its decision to step out of Indus Water Treaty (IWT) with Pakistan. India has constructed many dams on the Indus River that Pakistan allges India uses to manipulate the flow of River according to its interests and to destroy livelihoods in Pakistan.

Pakistan has recently wrote a letter to UN Security Council regardinf the unilateral decision to cancel the IWT.

In its four page letter, they have claimed that India is weaponizing water at the false pre-text of Pahalgam Attack.

The Pakistani side flagged that if India misuses its power, it could destroy livelihoods of 240 million people in Pakistan who directly and indirectly dependent of Agriculture.

To be honest, India is doing pretty good job. Remember, these were the people who did 26/11 in India, Pahalgam attack has direct link with Pakistan, they even gave national funeral to a literal UN declared terrorist who died in Operation Sindoor. And these people are talking about the lives of innocents, what about our innocents?

Negotiation made us see events like 26/11, recent Pahalgam, Delhi red fort bomb blast that happened in recent and many other terrorist attacks in J&K.

Negotiating without power is like dealing with a man with a gun while you are unarmed. Negotiations are only succesful when they are in equal terms and control on water is a major requirement for that.

What do you think about this?

India has been suffering from pollution problem since long. Major contributors in it being Industries. To reduce it was Introduced Green Credit system, according to which Credits were given to companies if they did environmental preservation activities or put efforts from their own side. Not just that, in energy sector, Carbon Credit was Introduced to reduce Carbon emmission.

The Companies could spend these points in domestic markets in return for money. The companies with more Green Credits would be given preference and reduced interest rates on loans (Not compulsory and were rarely given).

This system has its flaws, because two currencies that complement each other will cause confusion, also it gives no reason to banks to prefer Companies with high Green Credits over others.

What I think should be done is:-

1. Merge GCP (Green Credit) and CC(Carbon Credits)- We can form a single currency that is applied in all sectors, lets call it "Green Points". If they are merged, it must be done in a uniform manner because 1 tree planted is not equal to reduction of 1 ton CO2. So it should be done in a standardised way i.e 1 Green Point on Planting these many trees, or 1 Green Point for reducing this much amount of Carbon, such that merger becomes possible even with different units.

2. Green Points Trading System- The biggest thing we can do is enable the trade of these points with banks. The companies can offer these points to reduce Interest rate on loan, the depriciation in interest rate can be decided mutually. The banks in this system should be able to accept and use these points as well.

3. Banks on Green Points- Banks should be further able to use these points in folowing cases:- For example- If a bank gave a loan to a person or company but it defaulted and even after auctioning all its assets, it is not able to recover its total amount with interest, in that case the banks will be able to sell these Green Points to other banks or RBI to get back its full money.

Another way in which they can use it is that the RBI provides Liquidity Adjustment Facility (LAF) which are short term loans to banks at repo rate, these banks can trade these points with RBI to lower the interest rate from the repo rate (Not Extremely, but substantially)or to increase the time for paying loan, both the sides can mutually negotiate on how much to reduce the rate or increase timeline of loan repayment.

This way I think we can motivate even private banks to prefer to give loans to environment friendly companies and contribute to a better environment.

The biggest advantage of this is that the Banks which currently rarely consider GCP or Carbon Credits because they are of minimal use to them, they too will get a way to use these points in crucial times to cover their losses and hence giving them a reason to promote companies with more Green points.

What do you think about this reform proposal of mine. Feel free to tell me yur views on it in the comment section.

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Cabinet under the Leadership of PM Modi has greenlit the SHANTI Bill (Sustainable Harnessing and Advancement of Nuclear Energy for Transforming India).

PM Modi and the Cabinet claims that it will end the long lasted monompoly of NPCIL in Nuclear Sector and will promote innovations in nuclear sector and help India in achieving its target of 100GW energy through nuclear sector by 2047. India currently produces 8,880 megawatts energy from currently operational 25 nuclear reactors, 17 more are currently under construction which will help India achieve 22,000 megawatts of energy by 2032.

This bill is said to consolidate fragmented laws, Plug regulatory laws etc. It is shown as a framework to boost India's true nuclear potential. It is slated for tabling in upcoming Monday or tuesday of next week.

This bill mainly modernises the current Atomic Energy Act 1962. According to the new proposals it grants entry of private players in activities regarding this sector such as atomic mineral exploration, fuel fabrication, equipment manufacturing, and select plant operations after verified licensing and approval.

To uphold the new rules and regulations, a new independent Nuclear safety authority will be made which will overview the operations and safety in this sector and is said to ensure International Standards.

To further lure private investments the Civil Liability for Nuclear Damage Act has been revised and many goverenment gaurantees will be offered.

The goverenment body of NPCIL for this sector targets 50% of this 100GW target, so the other 50GW is free for Private sectors to dominate.

So far, this idea seems good. I, from the start have showed this bills positives and negatives in my previous posts as well.

As long as rules and regulations are upholded (Which is not always the case) this is a good intiative. We know how sloppy goverenment bodies are, and the private sector should not be restricted from this sector if India wants to grow, but also, this should be ensured that no single private company monopolises this sector, small comapnies should also be promoted in this sector by additional benefits and the nuclear authority, rather than only upholding rules, should also ensure fair competition so that small companies are not eaten up by the new ones.

We should also propose a Standard Technology Criteria for this sector which should be set up by goverenment and should clearly state atleast the minimum level of technology required for energy production in this sector and should be revised in every 20-30 years on average with changing times and new technologies should be added. Not just that, in such sitauations when the transformation from one gen tech to another gen tech is being conducted, the Goverenment should monetarily support Small Private players in this sector for smooth transformation and so that they don't lag behind others. These were my opinions.

What do you think about this update and my opinions. Do you support this? Do let me know in comments.

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I just saw a video that perfectly captures the current state of living in India, and it’s honestly exhausting. It feels like as citizens, we are paying full price for a government “service” that provides absolutely nothing in return. Want clean water??Buy a freaking water purifier Want clean air??Buy a fucking air purifier Want 24/7 electricity???Install a god damn inverter Want quality education???Spend lakhs in pvt school fees

Seeing a clean road in your locality feels like a miracle rather than a basic right. Even the food we eat is compromised fake panner,coloured pulses the food regulations seem non existent. Russia se sasta oil kaun kharid rha – Ambani Usse export karke pel kar profit kaun kama rha Ambani and tariffs kispe lag rhe the people of India,petrol mai 20% ethanol kaun milla rha Gadkari nuksaan kiska ho rha the people of India. And whenever there is a major controversy or a failure in governance—like the recent international probes into major business groups(Adani)—toh parliament mai vande Mataram ke discussion pe blame kispe ho rha Jawaharlal Nehru. There is reason why i never post on defence related topics kyuki what’s the benefit of building muscles outside if you are suffering from all the diseases possible inside. NGL living in India feels like a scam.I like this country a lot but i know that this country is not gonna love me back. Yahan ke politicians madarchod hai yahn ki judiciary madarchod hai yahn ke log madarchod hai yahan ki jameen polluted hai yahan ka water polluted hai yahan ki hawa polluted aur yahan noise pollution bhi bahut gyada hain,samjhdaar log desh chodh rhe aur chutiye desh mai accumulate ho rhe. I think bharat is beyond repair. Slowly my love for this country is also fading just like my childhood faded away. But kya kar sakte hai foreign jayange toh wahan bhi racism milega.Best thing to do is to not give a fuck about this country kyuki jo aisa kar rhe wohi khush hain iss desh mai.

Recently all of you must've heard about the Indigo Airline's crisis, its al over the news channels but barely anyone is talking about why it happened, so lets dig right in and discuss why it happened and how we can prevent such things in future.

Recently, Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) introduced and implemented the 2nd part of the Flight Duty Time Limitations (FDTL), the 1st part of wich got implemented in July, while the 7 extra strict laws got implemented in November which has mainly caused this crisis.

These Limiatation when I read them, I apreciated the fact that they considered the well-being of the pilot but severely neglected the interest and operational capacity of Airlines.

These extra strict guidelines which caused this crisis were:-

1. The Flight Time for pilots was fixed to 8 hours. Let me explain, the flight time and duty time of a pilot are different. The flight time is the time after the engine of the Air Plane has been started by the pilot. It does not matter if the flight is at hold for hours, it is still his flight time.

2. The Pilot's could now only perform 2 Night Landings, reduced from 6 hours to 2 hours. What this did was that earlier a single pilot was allowed to do 6 Night Landings but now he could do only two and flights at the night time are maximum, you must've heard that there is a shortage of pilots, this rule is the reason for sudden shortage of pilots

3. Earlier it was 12 AM to 5 AM was considered night time, but new guidelines changed this from 12AM to 6 AM. I think this was a cunning move by DGCA because many airlines did a trick with the old rule, that if a pilot had completed his 6 Night Landings, the airlines would deliberately set up the Landing time to 5:05 AM or close, this way it would not break the rule eventhough being overall the same thing.

4. Two day break was made mandatory for every pilot. Let me tell you, pilots are alloted their leave days by the airlines, suppose if a pilot was given Break day on Saturday and Sunday, but he took a leave of two days on Thursday and Friday because he was not well, the airlines used to force the pilot to take flights on Saturday and Sunday as he had his break of two days, two days prior to it. But new guidelines drew a clear boundary that they cannot be merged, if the pilot does not feel well on Thursday and Friday like from the above example, its his leave but his Break day cannot be deducted by the airlines, its still his break day.

Now, these changes were good because the Pilot's association was asking for their implementation from a long time, but the Goverenement severely ignored the capacity of Airlines. The Indigo had actually requested DGCA to post-pone this implementation to February but, maybe DGCA wanted to appear strict and strong, so they ignored it, now the same DGCA has extended the implementation to February. Now DGCA looks more like coward, the complete opposite of what it wanted to appear like.

Now everyone are blaming Indigo for monopoly, but I notice almost everyone is ignoring the unjust of Air India, even in this crucial time they increased the prices to 1 Lakh per person, how does that make sense, if the goverenemnt is so concious, why does it not present a price limit during such chaotic times?

Actually, the rules were pretty good, but its implementation was bad. Rather than reducing the Night Landing limit from 6 dirctly to 2, it rather according to me should have been reduced to 4 and after some years when airlines would be familiar to this pattern, the it should have been reduced to 2. The main problem had been caused due to this specific rule. Also, the goverenment should have had considered the limitations of Airline companies and should have had consulted with them, but they did none of this.

You see, it is pretty easy to sit in an AC room and make rules, our law makers should rather come to the ground and and make decesions based on ground reality, Changes should be brought gradually.

The Goverenment's reasoning is that they are trying to make Indian Aviation of so called GLOBAL STANDARDS. My question to Indian Goverenment is why didn't this fanatastic idea came into their mind when Air India was public Airline. The goverenment completely destroyed Air India and sold it, no goverenment services in India meet even the minimum standards but the goverenment is very much interested in preaching rules and International standards to Private Companies. The goverenment should first focus on itself.

All aspects should be considered before implementing a reform. The goverenment had made a similar law, the so called refund Law, if the airlines cancels your flight and does not inform you in advance, you will get full refund plus compensation, but how much has it been implemented.

My suggestion on this is that rather than such refund cases being fought in consumer courts, there should be seperate Court for the Airlines refund and compensation matters under the DGCA and Civil Aviation Ministry. This will enhance efficiency and accountability.

What do you thik about these suggestions of mine, do let me know in the comment section.

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