India's Economy Battles a Silent Enemy as it Wipes Billions off the GDP | Vantage with Palki Sharma

[@anishkumar-jj1rh]

Supreme Court failed to give timely justice to this country and ready to speak on all other topics

[@Acalarakta]

Excellent reporting!!!! 8% GDP loss is INSANE. No selfrespecting economy would tolerate this. Integral and effective policies on regional and national level is necessary to protect livelihoods and macro- economic stability. Please vote responsibly these elections!!!

[@satella392]

what about peoples mentality of cutting trees?

[@mokshit7620]

Education is the key . But guess what , some morons think that climate change is a hoax .​@@satella392

[@PakchikpakRajaBabu-sp]

Lol. As if Congress govt or india alliance has ANY clear plan on how to tackle this. They are promising freebies with zero plan on how to deal with climate change

[@Acalarakta]

@@satella392 Cuttin trees is in itself is not necessarily a bad thing, the scale and intensity of which, is. If one is destroying forests for the sake of (maximum) profit but the consequences are destruction of biodiversity than that is just destruction of the fundaments of life. A good business owner would acknowledge this, a capitalist addicted to maximum profit not.

[@RanjanaMulay]

Are you sure Congress will do better and basically this is a global problem. We are to be blamed not any government. Be responsible and learn to take the blame instead of blaming others or government

[@SanjaySharma-rh7bo]

All those who say anything about Climate change are the one who sit in AC Rooms AC Houses AC Cars etc etc. All those who suffer climate change are the workers & farmers. Hypocrisy ki bhi koi Seema hoti hai 😀😀

[@Motherfuckerofmorons]

On point

[@nidhishah6222]

So? It’s not possible to make that level of change by turning off the AC. We need to care for our comfort but use it judiciously only if needed and it’s on each of us own. AC is not the biggest of the issue in a place where temperature is 45 degrees. Not everyone can survive. But we can still stop deforestation using our words and money. We can plan more trees. We can invent better ACs and appliances. We can use electric cars etc etc. People like you think they are purists but you only bring everyone down by finding small faults in everyone. Sure, you are ñ not doing anything positive and just writing out of your AC less room.

[@vadlaajay954]

​@stephanieellison7834Apart from Planting trees stop illegal minings, Lake encroachments, Sand Mafias, Deforestation etc done by Politicians 😂😅😂

[@mainfilmy]

what about the farmers burning stubble who is going to stop them

[@s-qc9ns]

​@@mainfilmygood government policies can stop them.

[@Ravindranath-i5o]

The top court verdict says "Indians need protection from Climate Change" which is a "Fundamental Right". What about Fundamental Duties of citizens to mitigate Climate Change? The Court may see to it that Fundamental Rights in the Constitution have inbuilt Fundamental Duties to be performed by citizens.

[@justsuchitra]

Fundamental duty to protect tree and plant new ones.

[@lakshmikeshavan9343]

Well said. We have always let our tap to run while washing clothes or dishes. we need an educate our population to enforce rules.

[@Nothingchangedmuch]

Because they cant do it , and from top to bottom this is the case , from the industries to houses .

[@circuitworm1496]

😵😵😵😵 *I had never thought that Heatwave acts on GDP .. India has already lost 270 billion due to climate change but what will take place in this summer ☀ ?? In this year India is going to tolerate extremely heatwave!*

[@suparnamaity284]

This year will be la nina, more rains.

[@virajvrooms]

Nothing is going to happen. The who world is prone to climate change. One country can do nothing. The ratio in which this affects remains more all less the same globally in terms of GDP.

[@ckdhruw017]

most of the Indian people are not serious about climate change 😢

[@Bluestar397]

Almost all

[@mahi07gk]

We think everything should be done by government. We least bothered our responsibility on planting.

[@time3735]

People will die because of their ignorance. Let this be a lesson to take climate change more seriously.

[@playhard719]

most of the people all over the world are not serious about the climate change

[@durgadevi7324]

They are only serious about religion

[@waldensmith4796]

I applaud India for its Constitution which governs the nation. Since Approx 50 percent of the Indian work force are engaged outdoors with the current heatwave expected to last until June presents a problem with drought arid lands, etc, which hampers cultivation. Loosing Billions to Climate change is counterproductive to the Indian economy. The Indian Constitution takes precedent over all aspects of life In India with the planets largest population to provide for next to China. Keep up the good work Palki.

[@Shreyashi_here]

Everything Depends On Infra

[@sanjeevjangra84]

Please continue to raise this issue with all seriousness. We support your in spreading the word

[@humanbeing8854]

Respect nature

[@nzelm]

just like in Holland, work at night on construction sites when its too hot. problem is not solved but can mitigate the issue.

[@slomo4672]

Is there enough electricity for that?

[@webdevelopmeny8999]

@@slomo4672 Yes

[@aanchalgupta8787]

​@stephanieellison7834 Very well-explained and researched. Definitely saving this for reference as a fellow environmentalist👍🏼

[@JayarathneAbeydeera]

I saw French farmers using floodlights to till their fields at midnight.

[@lakshmikeshavan9343]

How about having spend on lighting to ensure workers are working in safe environment. But introducing more lighting where people are working will increase CO2 emissions worsening the damage caused by climate change. What we need is population control enforced with an iron fist. India's land mass is not large enough to sustain growing population.

[@tusharranjan8754]

Clean Yamuna, stop punjab from spreading pollution. Industries and factories should be made to follow strict guidelines on pollution otherwise fines must be imposed

[@dannycbe949]

Fines?? Outright closure and seizing of assets of the promoter

[@venkataramanankrishnan5012]

Who is listening? Not the people who go to courts and get a reprieve or stay. The SC is shedding crocodile tears.

[@jerinjames4284]

#savehasdeo. #saveladakh

[@marimuthu14]

If India is planning to overtake China to be the world factory, trust me there will be more polutions and tree cutting in bigger scale than what is seen now. There's no way to grow rapidly without industrialization and there's no way to industrialised without harming the environment.

[@Crux4u]

​​@@marimuthu14 this development gonna wipe entire human race from the planet. Earth doesn't have enough resources to satisfy everyone's greed. We already have 8 billion population we will 10 billion by 2050 and we will run out of fresh water by 2040 and food by 2050 and life supporting environment by 2050.. we have only 15 to 20 years . We are on the verge of 6th mass extinction.

[@ajayaiyar1907]

This is a global problem and unfortunately, India is feeling the brunt of this problem. India alone can't solve it! Until all nations come to their senses, especially the Western countries, all of humanity will suffer - so less, some more. Tragic.

[@uturn2971]

First begin it individually...then family...then the community...then the country...The World ... Don't betray

[@vish2553]

@@uturn2971if it is caused mainly by global forces, how do you expect India to fix this? Per capita greenhouse gas emissions in USA and developed countries so high in comparison to India. The world needs to get together and deal with this.

[@Shloeb]

India needs to get it's shit together. There is zero waste management. No planning. Senseless greed. No policies from the governments are focused on planning a sustainable future. THIS should be the election agenda. Not a single political party has this in their manifesto because people do NOT give a shit.

[@yt4gaming778]

​@@vish2553what about India doing in ladakh, cutting hasdev ???

[@lakshmikeshavan9343]

I don't live in India. We have unpredictable rainy season. But we live in coastal areas.Most of the county's population live along the coast. So we have desalinated water from the sea piped to our house holds.But that won't work. Besides it is very very expensive. So we are careful about how we use our water.

[@deadshot6135]

Stop cutting trees please i beg you humans 😭😭😭😭🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@reos4833]

if you are living in a house then i am sure that house was built by clearing the trees in that area. Every human needs a place of his own to live . So ya. As long as population increases we are doomed and the coming generation will suffer a painful life.

[@yourstrulytk12worldaffairs]

Replant*

[@aosaeanor]

Totally agree. Esp mature trees that may take 10 or more years to reach full size. Nowadays roadside & residential complexes have just a few decorative trees & plants, else nothing. Clearly demarcated Green zones are missing in cities & towns. Forests are being cut down. Trees are essential for maintaining ground water & to the overall water cycle. Native trees help the eco system of the area .

[@aosaeanor]

​@@yourstrulytk12worldaffairs Research & plant only trees native to the region . Plant fruit trees that provide food for birds, animals & insects - these help the eco system to do better. Plant Indian fig, peepal & neem which are beneficial to all.

[@vky_108]

Stop cigarettes 🚬🤬

[@asitdebnath]

Right and Responsibilities can only go together. Keeping family size to not more than 2 is a critically important responsibility. Supreme Court will never ask for the later as they personally are not much affected. Their children stay and study abroad. Also, they are not much patriotic people.

[@INDYEAH]

This is why we love Palki ! It's Ugaadhi , a Hindhu New Year ! And she is in traditional Indian Wear ! ❤🎉 Love you Palki

[@rupeshsarode4162]

The next threat is water scarcity and food scarcity as water level deplating and rivers are drying

[@sadanandgote5544]

Supreme Court should concentrate on ensuring that justice is speedily delivered. No need to enter the turf of executive.. Supreme Court is passing judgements only to get some clap. Hero giri.. that's all

[@kallidaiviramani5885]

Way back in the1950s, one Mr K.N. Katju, a Central Govt Minister, launched 'vana mahotsava' to plant one lakh trees every year. Like all good plans, nothing happens in India. Our Vedas and other scriptures treat trees & mountains, as sacred so that they will be valued and maintained. Hinduism is the first ever green movement. Too big a population is not good for envirnment.

[@sharathahuja8261]

This is prophetic poem written by Kenneth E Boulding in 1956. A Conservationist's Lament. " The world is finite, resources are scarce. Things are bad and will be worse. Coal is burned and gas exploded. Forests cut and soil eroded. Wells are dry and air is polluted. Dust is blowing and trees uprooted. Oil is going ores depleted. Drains receive what is excreted. Land is sinking seas are rising. Man is far too enterprising. Fire will rage with man to fan it. Soon we'll have a plundered planet".

[@cannon_man5525]

Man is so greedy and capitalism complement it. 😊

[@aviraljanveja5155]

Climate Change should be linked to both fundamental rights and fundamental duties.

[@bseandnse]

Getting affected by nature could be a measure of how successful a society is performing in science and related fields. Because it is not only related to temperature rise, it is also related to crops, floods, water quality, air quality, food quality, public habits and their diseases, etc. Nice video from a different perspective.

[@skoopic197]

nothing will change. we will see this video, feel sad, then move on with life. THIS IS REALITY

[@adbce77]

Global Warming - Climate Change - Extreme Weather - keep Inventing.

[@KimLee-n4c]

Is it the Supreme Courts' business to give direction on Climate Change?

[@thesky6748]

Sonam Wangchuk sir fasted for 21 days but no one from the Modi government went to meet him, nor talked about the issue of Ladakh. Modi government had promised that Ladak will be included in the 6th schedule when its government comes to power, but even after 5 years this promise has not been fulfilled. From this it appears that the government is not care about the Environment! Climate change Environment should be the important agenda of Gov.

[@abelgomes2250]

Political climate change in India is much more senior than global warming. SC should take a serious look into it. Having honest politicians are also fundamental rights of the citizens.

[@shivakumarparthasarathy4444]

Unfortunate we need a supreme court to protect the endangered species, environment, and mindless greed. Every coffee, tea , drinker must rethink the harm done to forests to grow the coffee or tea

[@mahi07gk]

It's not only coffee, tea drinker. It's people who are investing the money on real estate.

[@MrPoornakumar]

@@mahi07gk Yes. You hit the nail on the right spot! For a change, let's move all industries to the semi-arid tropics & deserts.

[@satella392]

instead of barking be the change you wantt to see in the world

[@satella392]

@@iridium8341 😂enjoying my morning cup of tea in assam tea estate

[@whereswaldo5740]

Let me tell you a well known fact. A Supreme Court can be corrupt. Ours is. It’s not the answer.

[@harisoepangkat6085]

Add the problem in Bangalore where there was severe water and power shortage. All high tech companies planned to leave that IT Hub or the Indian Silicon valley. IBM already left.

[@plusultra7258]

That is the problem of the CM there. But so-called South Indians say that it is the fault of outsiders. Why Indians are considered outsiders in Bangalore can I ask the question? People will go where they will find jobs.

[@Niranjan_Desai]

Keep voting for pappu panouti and private family gangs, remaining all will leave, then enjoy.

[@shamkumar3420]

First of all ru from Bangalore? ,or your just watching godi media everyday and accepting Everything they say

[@ravinaik1740]

​@@plusultra7258bhai this happen even in your own city, when someone who isn't from your same city he will always be called outsider and will be treated differently. Sitting in your own house is more comfortable try going out of your comfort zone you'll understand how each and every state will treat you.

[@tarunika983]

There will be water Scarcity in many States in coming days...

[@innsaeimaster]

The only constant is change. Start to live with those climate changes and build resilience.

[@lakshmikeshavan9343]

Easy said than done. Try yourself first before advocating.

[@abilashrajan4851]

An action needed which is vital at the right time...

[@tellabalu]

Wake up India! Wake up world!

[@Yumbhu567]

That’s why the people of ladakh is protesting to protect environment from climate change and Sonam wangchuk is leading the climate fast

[@lingth]

I thought the rights is only protected if you are rich?? How is a poor man expected to go fight for his rights to clean air with all the cars and industries..

[@himanshu8619]

Over population,Over consumption of resources ,, and. Meat and dairy industry 😢😢

[@wolfmangoland7972]

From 1857 to 1947, the British government directly controlled the country and focused on India's forests. Britain needed a lot of wood to make railway tracks and ships so they could move cotton, rubber, and tea from India to Europe. By the Indian Forest Act of 1865, forests with trees like teak, sal, and deodar that were good for timber became owned by the state - that is controlled by the British. Tree cutting continued after Independence for over 50 years. In 2015, India under PM Modi promised to restore 23 million hectares by 2030. In 2018, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) claimed more than 10 million hectares were under restoration and it projected India would achieve its goal of 23 million hectares by 2027, three years before the promised date. Our large businesses and real estate developers need to participate more.

[@Udayanon]

I like passing through this one neighbourhood in my city, it’s a quaint little street away from the hustle and bustle, one of the reasons I like that street is that it is lined with huge trees that are as tall as 4-5 storey buildings. These trees are very old and make the entire trip through that street a treat for the eyes. Moreover, that street is so cool and there’s always nice shade from the intense Indian sun many of us face in here. They are Ashok trees and they are so wide that it would take atleast 3 people to hold its circumference. They are truly a spectacle to behold. A few days ago I passed through the street and saw that there was some construction going on in the first house of that street, they probably wanted to expand their house so they just got a huge Ashok tree in front of their house chopped and stumped. I was so shocked after seeing this, how can we do this to living things that are far older than us, that tree was probably older than 3 generations of the family that got it cut. That tree was the home of squirrels, birds, insects and what not. It is so sad, we do not respect what we have and try to snatch what others have. I hope whoever is reading this, go out into your street and observe those large trees outside. They are so beautiful, just take 2 mins to observe it, its foliage, its shape. Please respect these trees they are far too old and far too important for us and for our earth. Do not cut trees.

[@autumnred2288]

In uk it is illegal to cut down trees without permission from local government. They usually say no. India must urgently introduce these local laws!

[@vijaychitnis275]

Our SC works on subjecta not related to them, release corrupt,bullies,terrorists,deshdrohis etc but r sleeping on reducing 'Tarikh Pe Tarikh' for common man. Our legal system needs to change for better.

[@Felix-tz1tk]

Tell India not to follow WEF agenda. Will end up in big trouble.

[@monikarani4471]

Palki is always right ✅️

[@preitygrover4041]

Biggest enemy is the current commercial Government who is blindly letting Adani do whatever he wants. That's y u need educated leaders.

[@rahuldeshpande4938]

All cities in India are now going for concrete roads, replacing the tar roads. The idea was a better-planned city with no dug-up roads. In reality, these concrete roads are also regularly dug up making the matter more expensive. These concrete roads prevent rainwater from going below the ground. So the underground water levels are dropping every year. The temperatures in our cities going up constantly. The government does not pay attention to any environmentalists.

[@sanjeevtiwari8347]

Does Places of worship act not take away the fundamental right to go to court and seek justice.

[@venuvenu-j1e]

Supreme court want to this country indirectly instead of elected government

[@MukeshSharma-jg1rs]

Wow! SC has woken up after decades of slumber. Negligible too late. 90% do not know of climate change.

[@stevebrown1461]

India needs more civil engineering, not climate change alarmism. The climate has changed since the beginning of time.

[@noob-gx5bu]

Tell I am civil engineering

[@Earthop7]

Meanwhile my college is conducting classes from 1pm to 4pm for which I have to travel 25 km daily🙂

[@annaindian47]

Join online college

[@NomadicTraveller305]

​@@annaindian47some colleges don't allow and accept online studies and some take attendance

[@lucidtau2028]

In Karnataka how about allowing shops to remain open into the night to enable people to step out when it's cooler for shopping, etc.

[@nutskishore]

The justice system is only in the books and not in reality in India

[@taranair6300]

Right to express opinion n speak freely, righr to express religion, right to approach court - we all know who all has all of this

[@premsadanand1563]

Thanks for finally brining this out

[@anirbanbhattacharya2874]

Silent enemy? Silent for whom? Certainly not for the people who are suffering.

[@JasthiCS]

We have air puryfying plants that need less water that can be grown in the cities (roads, terraces) without blocking traffic We can grow trees on either side of national highways, aroung ponds. Restoring ponds. Its just has to be a movement in India.

[@LeviAckerman-li7lr]

*PLANT MORE TREES PEOPLE* ✌🇮🇳❤

[@demisexop8585]

Comeon India , Let’s go❤no need for any concerns to climate let’s go

[@solvriksh]

This comes when we saw sweeping verdict in Switzerland.

[@snorlax_seducer]

Please support our Sonam Wangchuk sir's peaceful protest against climate change in Ladakh. Ladakh is a sensitive area - even 1% increase in temp. can cause floods there.

[@Teambharat108]

It is act of nature, what do the people expect by exploiting Mother Nature and committing so many sinful acts without caring for Mother Earth, What do expect the government to do when the people behave so badly.

[@lakshmikeshavan9343]

Government should educate the masses and help them in their lives. That is why you have a government.

[@Teambharat108]

@@lakshmikeshavan9343 the lack of moral knowledge from our shastra (scriptures) is not government’s responsibility. One should study shastra well or hear from learned people and behave in the way laid down by the shastra.

[@rohitkm1477]

As soon as you get water we can get hydrated how abt after that? We are the main cause so we should only suffer.

[@homebody8081]

Who will implement and ENFORCE THESE STUPID SUPREME COURT RULING. NO ONE IS COMING TO SAVE YOU MUST BE INCLUDED INTO THIS RULING. " NOBODY WILL SAVE YOU "

[@techie_tek]

We're not able to protect Ladakh too !!

[@codebasics]

The Indian government will always prioritize the economic development over climate and it's weird that climate is pulling the economy back. Around my village they are expanding the roads and cutting trees left and right. Unfortunately they don't have any functional plans to grow new trees. We the Indians need to wake up to this urgency and ask our politicians to stop working on the real issues such as climate (instead of religion)

[@Dharma-xt1uz]

Thats why Government should listen Sonam Wangchuck to protect Ladakh and himalayas from corporate mafia from mining n pollution.

[@pkm1956]

Linking of rivers is one of the most effective step against climate change 😊

[@raisohkhongnoh5302]

Freedom to all will lead to confusion so there should be a law restrictions to avoid future generations hostility.

[@PalwankarRavi]

Excellent..when to deply BPS and how to do adjustment.

[@aditighosh-hf4ph]

We need the right- to breath clean air as a law-

[@vish1146]

Very relevant post. I would have loved it if Palki also listed out top 5 actions to be taken to prevent climate change.

[@AaronSherman-tb3bm]

Political Climate Change is discussed more than anything else.

[@achuthanp464]

Her comments are true. All must watch such important news.

[@NisargBadwaik-t9t]

Nature is giving back what it received from humans

[@lingth]

Just asking for all Public transport in India to be air-conditioned is already a feat..

[@PreetiSingh-xg5pm]

and still media is silent on Ladakh

[@jgvm108]

Jai Bharat, In the name of justice and interpretation of constitution, is Supreme Court venturing into becoming power center above the parliament of Bharat? This Supreme Court (under Chandrachud and such law interpreters) really needs to be harnessed. Supreme Court must maintain it's lane, not cross the line and boundaries... In this regard it is a sad judgement. Vande Mataram

[@gurudevsahai6981]

Outdoor workers working hours should be amended to avoid peak sunshine hours like 12 noon to 4 pm . They can start early - say 7 am and then take a break 12 noon to 4 pm and then continue from 4 pm to 7 pm . Certain activities can be shifted totally to non sunshine hours. I have seen in UP the city roads repair is done in night time to avoid city traffic disruption

[@jayendramod7479]

Very nice movement 🇮🇳❤

[@karthikshettyable]

Very true. Protecting trees and thereby environment is much much more important than development

[@mehndihasanify]

Very relevant

[@huma_____009]

Take this message to the corporations sitting at the top of Indian democracy..

[@praveesh.r.prathnakaran6242]

Important area that you focused.Thank you

[@sbandmanu3609]

What about the Waqt board it is also a silent enemy capturing as much as Land a country could hold

[@ashoksarin2736]

Let's hope that all the state governments will take cognizance of this alarming situation & take suitable measures to protect the environment in consonance of GOI!

[@srivasala4080]

History taught us that some Kings used to plant fruit bearing trees along their roadways for the wellbeing of the passengers, interms of shade and replenishments. Present is dictating tree cutting make way for concretization and so called development and thats seen as sign of development and property appreciation. this is leading to "heat island effect." If this continues, future quality of health and life is only going to degrade

[@ng3306]

Where was SC when acts were amended for deforestation in reserved forests like western Ghats by govt for urbanisation industrial activities?

[@biswasrout7759]

Where should they build those industry?in mars

[@karthikhunk1]

This palki has changed a lot in last 2 years. She was at her best when she was with WION, after first post started she became very diplomatic.

[@dibyaru124]

Do you even watch her news everyday? She's still delivering super sarcasm sentences with so many punch lines that hit at right notes. She's still the same. Except in few appearance where there's a need of serious note she becomes diplomatic. And we appreciate that. Balance should be there

[@rohitparikh8132]

The trouble is that India is only responsible for less than 7% of global CO2 emissions. The US for almost 13% and China for 33%. These two countries are NOT going to behave well and we do NOT have the military power to compel them. We need local solutions which protect Indians regardless of what China and US do. Of course we should pressure them but we cannot depend on that pressure working.

[@mascomanirajadurai7599]

Make house to all as fundamental right. Ban cutting of trees and protect forest

[@bharatdarshan5591]

Lectures cannot help but ACTION.

[@Malkava24]

Also, discuss what are the causes of climate change & remedies ? 🙏

[@kunalzshah]

Supreme court can't solve a simple winter pollution problem in Delhi, give rubbish judgements in the matter, and now call clean environment their birth right? What kind of a circus is this!

[@bv6168]

Supreme court is just chacha bhatija court. Full on activism

[@anon7641]

Absolutely!!! 100% agree! N bi!ch€$ like palkhi bark bark

[@mercgem4600]

What are you smart citizens doing about it. Being the cause and passing comments is the most easiest thing to do. It does not need intelligence.

[@vishulammata1150]

supreme court wants to be in the news.Lazy bums.

[@ravidhamjewar]

Only way is to increase the forest cover throughout the country at the earliest to save India from the impact of climate change

[@Manavta238]

In INDIA the State should declare public holiday in any states when the temperatures rises anywhere between 35 to 40 degrees. Atleast formthe outdoor informal sector.

[@vlog_vihar]

Media person like you work good job to raised important question

[@sureshbabuanne]

Hai Palky Sharma wish you happy SRI KRODHI nama nutana samvatsara Shubhakankshalu. Happy Hindu New Year KRODHI.

[@Badman-fc9vf]

Ma, you are super good. Please I will be super delighted if you can take up the power generation in Nigeria, our leaders are completely lost they never understand the COLOSSAL AND MAGNITUDE effect of power generation. They claim to be given empowerment loans to people, I wonder, when there is no ELECTRICITY how can you empower the population? Please kindly help to take this matter up. Thanks🌹.

[@DK-dq8bu]

So the Supreme Court is not happy, maybe it has the answers to India’s Climate Change problems.

[@jehangirgotla766]

Expanding population exacerbates climate change too. Can some religious leaders motivate their flocks to breed slowly instead of trying to outnumber other flocks. Look forward to the Supreme Court of India weighing in on the matter of unreasonable family sizes.

[@Raghuram_2894]

Dude, the replacement rate in India in 2015 was 2.2. It's already going down. Nobody has kids that much anymore.

[@priyankakumarisingh4511]

@@Raghuram_2894 except 2-3 states which needs to change. I wish someone change Bihar, UP and Jharkhand. These states are in terrible situation, high poverty, low literacy and high birthrate.

[@vky_108]

We will adopt

[@aryanrathod4064]

gov should stop cutting trees for new infrastructure and lower the GST on air conditioner.

[@IndianUN999]

Sadly, political parties portraying development do not disclose these things

[@gowrishankarkn6499]

Rightly said. It is only the politicians can sit in cozy air conditioned rooms with their favourite Vat-69 in their hands and talk for hours on end about Climate Change. Not the aam aadmi.