MAN VS WOMAN DEBATE

[@faheemmajeed3134]

Sir, men are the protectors and maintainers of women. Love you from kashmir...

[@faheemmajeed3134]

Sir, may Allah bless you....

[@sanskarhere]

Qur'an Surah An Nisa 34 Men are in charge of women Neither protector nor maintainer of women

[@Ankur_TravelLife]

Good concept... make more this types of debating video

[@trivesh_gupta]

That's an amazing exercise 😍

[@muhammadraza8846]

Sir infinitive aur gerund main kab video bana rahe hain aap

[@muhammadraza8846]

@@gcenglishacademy sir details se banaye ga aur tamam concept clear hoon

[@prashantthakur9558]

Superb! Practice makes man perfect. Debate certainly helps.

[@nimmi9571]

guy in orange t shirt is spoken good. I also want to join at debate.

[@daniyaldaniyal8174]

Sir tikhi nazron say dekhna , ko kya khate hai English mai..

[@andhbhaqtokajijavinaydubey9362]

This is good ways for improve the english I always appreciate to your For this kind of debate Thank you

[@ankitsrivastava1571]

Nice method to learn English. The more you speak the better your English will be.

[@peacefulstudy5828]

Sir make a video on "started to "

[@chandankumarmandal7901]

Man with red t-shirt has got good communication skill

[@samestamehrra5102]

Plz continue the novel series.....🙏🙏

[@shubhamyadav-7-s7m]

sir plz front page ka video bnao jisme sari grammer ho plz

[@shubhamyadav-7-s7m]

ya to fir sare concept ka video bna do jo bhi front page me bar bar aate he plz sir

[@kamallalsahu7886]

Good conversation among the debaters .It will be very beneficial to develop their communicative skill .Good trial thank you young man

[@s.r.arizvi2554]

Sir yeh continue to kya hai, sir plz iss topic par ek video bana dijiye plz main bahut baar apse request ki h, lekin abhi tak apne iss topic par video nahi banaya hai, plz sir jald se jald iss topic par ek video banaye plz

[@learnenglishwithgeniusacad7103]

Muje bi ye class join krni hai sir plz

[@peoplesclasses1463]

Shandarr session 🇮🇳,always respect people not a man or woman

[@rollinslab9659]

Respect is earned.

[@ayeshaansari2360]

I want to be a part of such kind of vdo how can i access??

[@Forever-kh1kc]

Sir I want to join

[@shubhamyadav-7-s7m]

sir plz front page pdao

[@LoSpazioSegreto]

Sir please let me know how can I join you?

[@mehrajmalik1521]

I want to join spoke batch

[@gurpreetsinghshimlapuri8470]

Good afternoon Sir.

[@ankitaghosh538]

Ankit was on point

[@mdminhajurrahman8417]

How to join your debate

[@universalknowledgegain321]

Please Make video on 'Be worth + gerund"

[@sahilchauhan6267]

Sir mujhe lgta hai ki aap yehi chahte ho ki main aapke comment section mein apne praan tyaag du , itne din ho gye puchhte puchhte pr aap bta nhi rahe ho or Kl subah se intezaar kr raha hu aapki video ka . Plz bta do in sentences mein have/has and had been kyu use hua hai 1. Better to have been born blind, than rip apart her eyes 2. Had it not been for you? 7. There has been meera bai 8. Hasn't there been Tulsidas 9. Had Bhopal been a frontier kingdom 10. He wants to erase the painful memory that he had been subjected to. 11. Due to this illegal immigrations, Natives have been fleeing These are some sentences and as there is no time denoting words so I Think that they are not from perfect continues tense , also these sentences are not passive.

[@EnglishWithChandan]

Okay I will make a video about it.

[@sahilchauhan6267]

@@EnglishWithChandan Thankyou sir🙏🙏

[@sachinrajput2327]

Sir, half girlfriend ka agla 14 part kab aayega

[@sunilraveendran2504]

Good eve sir. Could you please do a class on the use of " if anything"

[@manjuamar2826]

Good afternoon 🙏..Sir I am agree with his Orange's shirt..He spoke very nice correctly.It was good debate among the people.Keep on sir..Thanks sir..

[@rittiwari1357]

Sir mujhe v online classes join krni h.....but howww????

[@dineshmakwana6017]

Fantastic video👌👌👌 sir please make a video "ed adjective vs ing adjective"

[@sangeetadixit6289]

Good evening sir, Very nice debate sir bt also i want join bt how sir??

[@learnenglishwithgeniusacad7103]

Muje bi apki class me ana hai sir

[@ankushsingh3951]

I just love it . When you grow in every aspect . Bas 1 M fatafat ho jaye❤️

[@lightmakeupartist162]

How can I join this sort of debates.

[@selimakram8771]

How can I do it

[@momotahasan3501]

Sir plz start editorial session daily.

[@dilshadmathsclasses4814]

How can I join this debate????sir please answer me

[@mohammadsabir9783]

Sir how can i participate in these debates?

[@atulkumar2586]

NEW DELHI :  The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) expects the now ebbing second wave of the coronavirus disease pandemic in India to have only a small (1 percentage point) impact on the economy, and, in fact, has projected that GDP growth will be faster than previously estimated in the third and fourth quarters of the year -- likely the impact of the ongoing vaccine drive. On Friday, the Monetary Policy Committee of RBI, kept the policy rate unchanged, indicated that it would continue to do whatever is needed to support growth, and announced that it would pump in another ₹1.2 lakh crore of liquidity into the system this financial year through government bond purchases, but it was its take on the economy that everyone was waiting for. The numbers seemed to suggest that RBI believes the impact on the economy of the brutal second wave of Covid-19 in the country to be transient. It has projected growth in 2021-22 at 9.5%, down from its previous forecast of 10.5%. It expects growth in the four quarters of the year to be 18.5%, 7.9%, 7.2% and 6.6%. Its previous estimate was 26.2%, 8.3%, 5.4% and 6.2%. Put otherwise, the biggest hit to GDP in expected to be in the April-June quarter and the economy is expected to perform better than expected in the second half of the year. The Indian economy contracted by 7.3% in 2020-21, better than the expectation of a 8% contraction on the back of a strong recovery in January and February, but the surging second wave halted that in its tracks. MPC’s projections are in keeping with the views of chief economic adviser, Krishnamurthy Subramanian, who said on June 3 that India’s economic recovery will start from July onwards and the ongoing vaccination drive can lessen the impact of the pandemic. That’s the consensus view among banks and securities firms too; a Bloomberg poll last week came up with a median estimate of 10%, lower than a previous median estimate of 10.5%. But independent economists expressed scepticism over RBI’s projections, saying that MPC seems to have underestimated the demand side headwinds from the second wave. The latest projections mean that GDP in the first half of 2021-22 will be ₹3.8 lakh crore less than what it was in 2019-20. This does not bode well for festive demand in the third quarter.The first quarter GDP numbers for 2021-22 have seen the sharpest downward revision between RBI’s April and June projections; from ₹34 lakh crore to ₹31.2 lakh crore. The September quarter will see a marginal reduction from ₹35.7 lakh crore to ₹35.6 lakh crore. For the December and March quarters, the latest GDP projections are ₹0.7 and ₹1.3 lakh crore higher than what they were in April. While the MPC has not made a direct reference to India’s vaccination drive, it has highlighted a growing asymmetry in the global economy. “The global economic recovery has been gaining momentum, driven mainly by major advanced economies (AEs) and powered by massive vaccination programmes and stimulus packages,” the MPC resolution said. “Activity remains uneven in major emerging market economies (EMEs), with downside risks from renewed waves of infections due to contagious mutants of the virus and the relatively slow progress in vaccination,” it added. Till Thursday night, India had fully vaccinated 45.6 million people, and partly vaccinated another 132.5 million, covering almost 19% of the eligible population (those over the age of 18 years). The UK has vaccinated almost 60% of its adult population and the US, over 50%. MPC does refer assingly in passing to weak demand in the context of inflation -- it has revised downward the projections of consumer inflation for the four quarters to 5.2%, 5.2%, 4.4% and 5.1% from the previous estimate of 5.2%, 5.4%, 4.7%, and 5.3%. Elsewhere, it speaks of demand continuing to be resilient. “Rural demand remains strong, and the expected normal monsoon bodes well for sustaining its buoyancy, going forward,” it said . “Urban demand has been dented by the second wave, but adoption of new Covid-compatible occupational models by businesses for an appropriate working environment may cushion the hit to economic activity,” it added. MPC’s reference is to the rolling lockdowns instituted by the states this year, allowing at least industrial activity to continue, unlike last year’s national lockdown for 68-days, which curbed most activities for much of the period. Indeed, this has been the basis for even securities firms and banks to remain sanguine about growth. But some experts see it differently. “It is optimistic to assume that the lockdown’s pain in the first quarter will not percolate beyond it. We should remember that this is a double whammy -- for most businesses in terms of lost revenues and, for workers, a squeeze on employment and wages,” said Himanshu, an associate professor of economics as Jawaharlal Nehru University who goes by only one name. “Unless there is a strong demand side stimulus, the economy will only go from bad to worse.” It’s possible the shock of the second wave - India saw a total of 15.95 million infections, or 56% of all infections it has seen to date, in April and May, and 168,927 deaths, or 49% of the deaths to date from Covid-19 - hasn’t registered on most forecasting models, said another expert. “Most GDP projections we are seeing today, including the RBI’s are based on models which cannot account for shocks such as the one due to the second wave of infections. They assume some sort of a time-series continuity, which might not hold,” said Pranab Sen, former chief statistician of India. A private sector economist at a leading private sector bank said on condition of anonymity that beyond a point there is no use in looking at year-on-year or quarter-on-quarter numbers. The key question is what the MPC has defined as reviving and sustaining “growth on a durable basis” in its latest resolution; as long as that durable growth is not defined, policy uncertainty, especially in the bond markets is likely to continue, as they will keep pushing for policy normalisation creating pressure on RBI. The accommodative monetary policy cannot continue forever, he added. A note by Soumya Kanti Ghosh, group chief economic adviser at State Bank of India, was circumspect about a strong revival in the second half of the year. “Interestingly, though RBI has reduced growth projections for Q1 and Q2 it has enhanced projections for Q3 & Q4, specifically Q3 by a large margin. RBI, thus, clearly expects a vaccination driven recovery post September and that should help to normalise economic activity quickly. We are, however, sceptical of a sharp pick up in growth outlook in Q3 given the devastation in rural economy and the slow vaccination. Thus, RBI forecast of 9.5% could be more of a sombre signalling of a weak growth outlook as of now.” © 2021 All Rights Reserved. Powered by Summit Disclaimer: The contents of this website is the copyright of HT Digital Streams Limited and any downloadable version thereof, including but not limited to electronic or digital version of newspaper (e-paper) in any format, is intended for personal consumption only. Dissemination, distribution, circulation and/ or publication of any content or e-paper (pdf or otherwise) through any mode and/or on any social media platform without prior authorization/ permission/ license, is strictly prohibited

[@atulkumar2586]

Sir ak bar isko padha dena

[@ellorasarkar4791]

It will be more better if you correct them if they are wrong so that we can also learn

[@fatimadepariya8791]

Nice one!

[@vp5211]

Good afternoon sir,how to participate in this types of Debates,what is the procedure.

[@gayatritaneja1954]

Whenever I wanted to listen this debate I didn't understand because of the voice of anyone who ever participate in this debate you better know about that person So I can't help myself through this debate

[@neetaajmera5316]

So fentastic debate 👍👍

[@onlyenglish9591]

Sir mujhe bhi online class Lena hai

[@ReelsHere123]

How to understand English video

[@Aman-Blogs]

Sir, Koi running batch h ky apka currently?

[@BirendraSingh-wk9bs]

nice sir. paticepeter are very interested. they are doing more try to speak English. I am just like them.

[@veenatomar1013]

Education is superior because of education to both makes perfect & independent . 🙏

[@maheshparihar9816]

I am fast.what is its mean.mai upwas hu or mai tez hu. Sir please clear my doubt on this.

[@krasnaji9193]

Sir debet karne bale apni bolane ki speed Kam kare taki ham log ache se samjh paye

[@Haideralirizvichholas]

Sir i want to join in debate

[@rahulkrishnan1902]

Thisisgoodwaysforlearningenglish

[@MaheshYadav-hk4io]

thanks sir you are realy good teacher

[@sandeepkumarnigam5834]

I think this is the better debate because girls and boys are talking to frank..

[@nidhikumari2421]

Sir I also want to join ur class

[@nidhikumari2421]

Please help me

[@amitgupta4460]

Practice yourself

[@kesharshinde1207]

Wow Its wonderful debet sir 👌👌🙏🙏

[@nitinkumarkol4635]

This very informative specially for english learners thank you sir ji💐💐💐💐💐💐

[@learnandpractise8706]

Sir do you also have students from Pakistan apart from India?

[@EnglishWithChandan]

Yes

[@akashparmar2036]

11:18

[@zavedansari687]

Nowbody is superior neither women or men, as far as my concern a person who has good adequate, and respect, everyone who is better than,either he is man or women,

[@selimakram8771]

I want to communicate with you sir

[@bantisingh8765]

Please sir Solve my problems 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 fix my online class🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 timing

[@sanskarhere]

Qur'an Surah An Nisa 34 Men are in charge of women Neither protector nor maintainer of women

[@ranjeetpaswan5293]

Nice

[@alizaninaya2691]

Girls can perfectly balance between family , career and love❤️

[@arifshahzad4698]

Very nice, good way improve English.

[@ejrodmalik1138]

Killer = you think I want to shoot a kid ? And go home with that on my conscience ? Kid= well I wouldn't worry about that you won't be going home .... This sentence I took from movie... what does these mean sir? Plz explain me .. I'm your daily viewer from nepal..

[@JaskaranSingh-gq4de]

India's spending on education is higher than America's... hello sir this is correct or not ??

[@nishtha_beauty_care01]

Good afternoon sir👍🏻

[@BapiBasu-fp6op]

Vijay dixit's english need to get improved

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Good afternoon sir g

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Good afternoon sir

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I'm from dehradun

[@learningwithakm9742]

Sir

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Hi sir

[@learningwithakm9742]

Happy environment day

[@shumailashakeel1425]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@gurleenkaur7362]

Half girlfriend please don't forget sir

[@EnglishWithChandan]

Okay

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🙏👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🙏

[@mumyyummykitchenfood]

Nice

[@kamalwaghela9651]

Good afternoon sir.