Pakistan’s new coal project to provide power for 200 years

[@thenarrator5978]

Any project that brings jobs and prosperity to the local community and self reliance to the nation has everyone's best wishes. Love from INDIA.

[@akibshabir5797]

Go Ahead pakistan🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰 Doa from your Bangladeshi 🇧🇩brothers

[@amintalha3288]

My great and respected brother thanks . Being a Muslim we have one relation that is islam

[@Jasmine_2005]

CONGRATULATIONS For My PAKISTAN From Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦🇵🇰

[@waranle961]

mashllah congratulations from Somalia

[@sufi6645]

Both are failed states

[@sufi6645]

MrJackhonda Who told you? Your madrassa teacher?

[@princess4867]

thanks love pakistan

[@TonyStark-rh5xn]

ii waad sheekada Jazak Allah brother love you from pakistan indeed we are one Ummah

[@waranle961]

Also thanks for hosting Somali students and refugees may Allah reward you Pakistan

[@HamzaButtM]

Pakistan will be an Economic SuperPower Soon

[@rijve11]

keep dreaming

[@HamzaButtM]

TBT k

[@abhishekjagdale1152]

Super power 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Lol bruh you high

[@pravinm7997]

pakistan will be an terrorist supplies superpower

[@SPEARHEADGLOBAL]

"soon"

[@shashwatchopra6154]

I love this anchor. His ascent.He is always seen in Pakistan reports.

[@osmanyousaf7866]

Warning: Indian viewers discretion advised. The content of this video can provoke "aeyyyy, tatty phasgei". Ishpagol ka chilka to be taken with warm milk by those affected.

[@basitkhan3767]

Osman Yousaf 😁😁😁😁😁😁 you nailed it 👍👍

[@hamzamalik248]

fkkkj

[@waqasraza2209]

ispaghol ki 'JAROOORAAAAT'

[@NazliFoodRecipes]

Bhikari kahi kai, Khairat per palnay walai dalkhor punjabi zahniyat, paji sutra.

[@nayansharma7927]

How's your dark mode going on where electricity gone for 200 year old I am here waiting for this moment

[@RashidKhan-fx1wm]

long Live China & Pakistan friendship Love you China

[@rajasingammuthusamy9964]

Kamal Haeder; excellent voice with commanding narration.

[@vectoredthrust5214]

On the one hand, I applaud Pakistan developing and harnessing a domestic source of energy to provide much-needed electricity for its economy....on the other hand, it's not just coal, it's lignite. For the sake of the planet, we really shouldn't be burning this stuff, but I suppose there's only so many nuclear power stations Pakistan can build

[@murtazazaidi95]

Pakistan can produce much more electricity from nuclear than we are now because UN regulations wont allow it. Even the two plants we have are both under-utilized. Pakitsan: Sindh and balochistan in particular are very well suited to solar electricty. The deserts and dry hilly areas of Pakitsan are perfect for solar and possibly wind.

[@mikhael7221]

Pakistan will get 25% of its electricity from renewables by 2030

[@ntm_jan]

Still there is no electricity for civilian areas 15 hours of load shedding. This project is for Military areas, Government sectors... don't make fool to the world.

[@man08839]

Agreed

[@k_digitals]

pakistan... BOOSTING UP.. long live pak

[@blockchainbot.6596]

Trump would love it there look at all that coal .

[@IhsanKhan-mf9sn]

انشاء اللہ پاکستان ترقی کر رہا ہے 🇵🇰❣️🇦🇪💕 Love 💓 from 💕 Dubai 🇵🇰❣️🇦🇪❣️

[@awaken5739]

Good to see them on right track, but try for solar also 👍

[@muhammadaliusamabinadil1065]

Pak army zindabad Pakistan zindabad this is due to by the grace of( Allah) Almighty

[@vishnuep7451]

Anchor could spit out gutka before speaking😂

[@zeeshansyed6290]

No bro, he just drink one glass fresh gawoo mottar 😂😂😂🇮🇳💪

[@ilikeshroomgals]

Come on Coal is played out try Solar its a better long term play.

[@rampagebuddy1969]

Coal is a necessity for developing countries,no matter how dirty! But without diversifying into non fossil fuel renewable energy sources, the world hence pakistan or any other country wont survive. Imagine rivers like Indus drying up that would imply end of the civilisations/nations that depend on them for food production. While building something new, something better, never forget to safeguard what one already has. ( said economically, environmentally and geo-politically) For a prosperous super power south Asia coordination between the two largest nations is essential, otherwise the future of the world is in peril and other nations would benefit heavily from this lack of trust. India would like a prosperous and powerful Pakistan IF it shares the same goals and vision for the region and the world i.e. Democracry, Protection of basic rights of their citizens, respect for sovereignty, non aggression, etc.

[@abaxes]

Rampage Buddy Pakistan is diversifying its energy output just last year Pakistan completed its and world biggest solar power plant and work is about to begin on 50 billion-dollar 7 Dam projects in the North of country ... we are well aware of the challenge of climate change but Pakistan is 6th largest nation in the world and that many people need work and good life too

[@rampagebuddy1969]

Pakistan MUST initiate such projects, for growth of its economy and creating jobs. But I dont think that anyone understands the mess we are in..i.e. there is not enough carbon space for developing countries to embark on the same race of growth of carbon intensive industrialisation. Solutions like solar powers can not power heavy industries nor are they reliable for 24*7 power sources, hence we would always need alternatives. Nuclear power, hydro power, Wind power, etc are also suffering from similar issues. Pakistan fortunately has embarked on diversifying its energy much like other countries including China and India, but all these sectors merely buy time for future solutions and are not solutions in themselves. Thus it is the RnD in Energy industries that should be the prime focus of developed nations with free transfers and cooperation with developing nations. Unfortunately we totally lack in this dimension, there exist only a handful of institutions in the world where collaboration in this sector is done between all countries- apart recent initiatives like creation of International Solar Alliance- NISE by India and France, etc. Without investments into futuristic alternatives we are doomed together- be it Pakistan, China, India or the world. And you know what, guess who would be the least affected? (Policy makers and well off sections); Who would suffer the most? (common people and disadvantaged sections- who are anyway voiceless in these decisions).

[@abhisekdas435]

coal is not feature use solar, wind and other renewable energy

[@thexeno4756]

Funny thing is that for the people of pakistan, the per unit electricity cost fro this project will be DOUBLE than what it's neighbouring country India is producing by Solar based power plants! Rs8 compared to Rs4 per unit.

[@rampagebuddy1969]

per unit electricity cost will in general be far lower for solar based power plants be it India or Pakistan. If we compare per unit cost of similar sized Coal fired power plants in both countries the per unit cost would be much similar ( India's would be slightly lower due to already existing basic infrastructure and more competitive private sector ). The comparison THE XENO mentioned is an indicator of advantage of solar power plants in general, which anyway requires much larger investment, output is less reliable, low and creates minuscule amount of jobs in countries who have to anyway import the solar components. Hence a trade off.

[@Hungry_Box]

There's me thinking the world is trying to stop using coal

[@abaxes]

Lard Thief every one just pays lip service to end coal... Western Civilization is built on coal and blood of East..

[@israrkhanisrarkhan5685]

Most funny thing to check is Indian abdominal pian in comments section

[@istaqkhan8582]

Ma Sha Allah. ...Bless you Pakistan 💖💕💕💕💕

[@varungowda9012]

😂imran khan government office did not paid electricity bill🤣🤣 and half of the Pakistan people dont have electricity suplly today🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@dillkash217]

These all resources are occupied by Panjab province no any engneers or upper staff is from sindh.sindh Qasim port ,coil ,gase ,oil reserve whole pakistan is under occupied by panjab big province .sindh and bloch are living life like a prisoners.thosunds bloch and Sindhi people are missing Al Jazeera should made a documentary program we appreciate they made program on blochs missing person

[@aintnoslice3422]

Get in the right century Pakistan. You should be looking into renewable energies, not hanging onto dirty fossil fuels.

[@sufi6645]

1 Debt, 1 Trap

[@shahzorekhan6544]

Ain't no Slice pakistan produces alot of its electricity from renewable sources even more than India.The percentage of electricity produced by thermal power plants is very less.Although Pakistan needs to end its power blackouts and solar and wind are more expensive.Pakistan is a developing country currently and doesn't need to spend most of its money on renewable energy.

[@sufi6645]

pakistan produces alot of its electricity from renewable sources even more than India? Whaattt?? Are you nuts? solar and wind are more expensive? In india it costs Rs 3 per unit. The electricity from your coal plants will cost you Rs 8 per unit.

[@shahzorekhan6544]

Sufi Saint google it Most of Pakistan's electricity is produced by hydroelectricity.Hydro is renewable energy btw.Not just talking about solar and wind

[@food4e1]

Ain't no Slice chup kar gando

[@firefox39693]

They should be working on solar and other renewable sources of power. Not coal.

[@urbanmonk5994]

Beggars can't be choosers.

[@firefox39693]

No. Not okay. Climate change is a serious threat and it can't be ignored. Pakistan will meet expectations if it doesn't commit to these needless coal plants.

[@adameant]

Landon Thomas developed nations shud have thought abt all this when they were mining. hypocrisy of the developed knows no bounds

[@firefox39693]

It's no one's fault today. Everything harmful ever done happened a long time ago. Just because developed countries have ruined the world doesn't mean poor countries should follow in our footsteps. Be more like Bhutan and Nicaragua. They are poor countries that are going out of their way to go green.

[@saadawan5502]

Landon Thomas we are already building hydro,wind and solar energy plants along with coal.

[@alamgiramirbaig]

Good to hear great voice of legendary Kamal Hyder.

[@AbdurRahman-iz6bu]

Pak zinda baad🇵🇰

[@dearsomalia9477]

I like the reporter, Hyder, continue your reporting sir. I completely understand him albeit with his mouth full of spit. He cant help it I think. Sounds like a good guy.

[@abedmarachli7345]

ومن يتق الله يجعل له مخرجاً ويرزقه من حيث لا يحتسب

[@sanjuansteve]

#EndFossilFuels #EndNukes #GoSolar #SolarChargedCars #NoBrainer

[@corrinetsang1478]

Pakistan 110 billion barrels will pay for the CPEC and a lot more.

[@AdityaSharma-ws1gu]

at least spit the GUTHKA...

[@osmanyousaf7866]

another guy This guy has indeed got a very unique style. I personally find it annoying, but he is a good reporter still.

[@waqasahmed9241]

mind your own business?? huh... tell this to those who kill people for eating beef

[@sajjadhussain9389]

Aditya sharma lol this is the national sign of karachits

[@SN1QU3]

WHAT HAPPENED TO CLEAN ENERGY LOL MAJORITY OF THE NEARBY COMUNITIES WILL SUFFER DUE TO BAD AIR SMH

[@blindsided12]

Oohh really... never heard of bad smell comments in Australia, US of A and other countries... stop this PRopaganda where u r always right and others are not..

[@kurtilein3]

They open a new coal mine while the world is turning away from coal and starting to boycott it, because it destroys the planet.

[@blindsided12]

Bad luck

[@osmanyousaf7866]

kurtilein3 You are so ignorant.

[@osmanyousaf7866]

Well, coal represents merely 9% of Pakistan's energy mix. To put this in perspective, other countries, like India, have a coal share of 56% in their energy mix. So I guess Pakistan thinks 6.2 time more "far" than India according to your presumptions.

[@kurtilein3]

If you are at 9%, you can go backwards and shoot yourself in the knee, or you could try to join the 0% club.

[@osmanyousaf7866]

kurtilein3 Well, to further put 9% of Pakistan's energy mix into perspective for you, and educate you, here is some further data on countries: Mexico has a coal share on its primary energy mix of 7%. Spain has a share of 9.8% US share being 18%. and India, as already mentioned, has a share of 56%.

[@hitman7ization]

Nice stuff. Although the environmental effects are worrisome.

[@sufi6645]

Health effects are more worrisome.

[@blindsided12]

Sufi Saint we dont care as long as it generates electricity..

[@israrkhanisrarkhan5685]

hitman7ization ,don't worry

[@ranababarali7070]

❤❤❤❤🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰

[@Goodman54321]

Pakistan people deserve a better life. Americans need reduce the emissions and make their lives simple.

[@The_Muffin101]

A lot of electricity but a lot more pollution

[@ramabg2]

200 years? Who will be still using coal for the next 30-40 years?

[@sufi6645]

Jihadistan

[@imadkhaliq957]

probably india would still be susing it as india produces more tha 50% of its electrisity from coals.

[@Hamza-fr1gj]

We have plans to replace them with more efficient and environment friendly... but no one goes from 1 to hundred directly... you have to move slowly... We replaced it with furnace oil power plants and after 20 to 30 years we will replace it with other...

[@saadbinmunim3046]

Believe it or not, coal will still be hanging around beyond 200 years. Even the developed economies of Europe like Germany & France are planning to add tremendous coal capacity in the coming decade.

[@osmanyousaf7866]

Rama Raditya India among many others.

[@sayedmasihullah2375]

Alhamdulillah ....congratulations from India ....Better to export coal to neighbor countries to produce more money and grow GDP rate ...

[@markpalmer6102]

Well done.

[@SomethingSeemsOff]

the host, Kamal Hyder seems very likeable!

[@cyrilgomez]

I hope you make a better life for ur children .love from India .

[@palebluedot285]

long live pakistan

[@VinD-fj9lx]

Chutiya Bana raha hai yeh.....Thar coal quality is the lowest quality of coal called lignite with a calorific value of less than 3000Kilocal. It will take 1 kg of Thar coal to make 1 unit of electricity while normal coal as imported and used in Sahiwal power plant is used just 0.4 kg per unit of electricity. That means that the amount of smoke produced by Thar coal power plant will be 2.5 times of Sahiwal Power plant for each unit. Latest technology in coal power plant is called Super Critical technology. Thar Coal power plant is not super critical as coal quality is very bad so it is using a very old technology called sub critical which most countries have stopped using.

[@16Dec71]

Nice Post

[@VinD-fj9lx]

Pakistan and Chinese are plundering Thar resources. They are converting Thar into a minority in their own land by bring large number of outside labor.

[@16Dec71]

The CPEC power projects are of total over $35% billion. These are all Chinese loan where money goes directly from a Chinese bank to a Chinese construction company. Thus money goes from 1 Chinese pocket to another will Pakistan is left hold a high cost debt. These projects are without competitive bidding (minimum 25-30% more expensive by world standards) , high interest rate, unimaginable high ROE, tax waiver on all import duties, income tax and withholding tax, use of Chinese labor and Chinese duty free raw material. The only Pakistani labor is the low cost daily wage earners, drivers, peons type. All officer and management positions are with Chinese who will not be paying any income tax for the salary earned.

[@VinD-fj9lx]

For every 100 rupee of CPEC Coal based power project cost, Pakistan is paying 6% interest on 80 rupees of loan amount (Rs 4.8) and 27.2% ROE on 20 rupee of equity amount (Rs 5.44). The net is 10.24 rupees per year or 10.24% per year. Pakistan has signed on this contract for a 30 year duration. However Pakistani govt tells its public that CPEC loans are very cheap.

[@faheemzx6889]

coal isn't that bad for environment. the carbon dioxide emitted is compressed and send deep underground to reduce effect on climate.

[@AbdulMasjood-r6z]

Unfortunately, many parts of Sindh are unlike developed countries. Without electricity

[@Asrith37]

who is the old anchor

[@sadeeqakbar601]

MASHALLAH inshallah long live Pakistan

[@blockchainbot.6596]

coal will be dead in the 50 or 100 year much less 200 . sighhhh..

[@urbanmonk5994]

Chinese are trying to make Pakistan dependent on them. Coal will come from China initially.

[@wudi2864]

Old Monk Hindu jealousy of it

[@saadbinmunim3046]

Coal won't be dead in anytime near future. China, Turkey, South Africa and even developed economies of Europe like Germany are all building new coal power plants.

[@salmanyasien1]

Saad Bin Munim bro coal power plant's life is 50 years...go on Google and search... nd other countries are making new one bcz old one are out of date now...hope u under stand...nd don't trust on your noon league they will never tell u the truth

[@hamdullahjamal2176]

it's very bad for environment

[@vlogsdeqayam612]

while developed countries are shifting towards renewable energy , underdeveloped countries like mine is still investing in coal...I know its bad for environment but we can't afford the technology used in renewable energy... I hope things will change in near future and whole world will be able to invest in renewable energy

[@bartlemy]

Burning fossil fuel is not the way to go guys. Be bold and creative, green power is absolutely possible, just go and make it happen. Teh pollution in PK is terrible!

[@arindampaul1790]

lignite,,,, how low grade coal haha ha....

[@zeeshansyed6290]

German says its better then our coal❤

[@Jasmine_2005]

Pakistan My Pride ❤

This is very bad for the environment.

[@abaxes]

Roberto Giménez 200 million angry People because they have no job are worst

Adam West What?

[@abaxes]

Roberto Giménez this project is mainly to end power blackout in Pakistan.. according to govt the blackouts shave 3 to 4 % growth off Pakistan economy. Pakistan has a population of 200 million(world's 6th largest)

Adam West So...

[@urbanmonk5994]

Bad? WORST for the environment as well as the people who will now suffer from various diseases, droughts, decline in agriculture produce, water quality etc

[@ranayasirishaqmanj4518]

Pakistan Marry Jaan Zindabad

[@manjunathmadabal]

Instead my brothers from Pakistan, you should have asked your government to use SOLAR POWER in the same place which is lot more better option. Please don't go CHINA way and spoil mother EARTH.

[@zubairawan7732]

For ur kind information,India is generating 60% of its electricity from coal and Pakistan is roughly producing 1% of energy from coal.(World Bank)

[@sufi6645]

Zubair Awan You seem to be an uneducated pakistani. Pakistan's 64.2% of total electricity comes from fossil fuels. It's set to drastically increase now. Why don't you ask the Chinese to cover up 6000MW of electricity shortage from Solar power?

[@manjunathmadabal]

@zubain bro, it seems from your comment your only motive is to prove that Pakistan is great. Then at least you should put forward your facts right. 1% from Coal, so are you getting your 99% from Solar or Nuclear energy. What i was talking about was the right thing to do. First come out of this mindset of competing with India and start focussing on doing things Right for your Country and the World (Earth).

[@zubairawan7732]

tradingeconomics.com/pakistan/electricity-production-from-coal-sources-percent-of-total-wb-data.html

[@zubairawan7732]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electricity_sector_in_Pakistan

[@anasaijaz3830]

Alhamdulliah coal was Found

[@litazo6574]

the world moving towards renewables while pakistan is stuck in stone age , coal power, lmao 😂

[@sk-4464]

can al-jazeera not ask this guy not to report?

[@hashirazeem5920]

very good reporter

[@saptarishi100]

keep digging ....chutiye

[@israrkhanisrarkhan5685]

saptarishi100 ,actually this is bunkers where Pakistan and China are coming to bring peace in terrorist India and divide India on separate state for each nation and u will see that.

[@faheemzx6889]

ssshhhh pakistan could be isolated like qatar.......

[@mdsam191]

If we ever reach 200, due to dependence on fossil fuel 🙄

[@immad9706]

this should have been done long ago....! Any ways..... came late but came right.....!

[@tildabaxter2605]

They should be building renewable projects - Solar and Wind not coal power plants. Lignite is the most polluting type of coal, and also, solar and wind projects cost much less than thermal power plants. Which century these people are living in.

[@SPEARHEADGLOBAL]

that correspondent though

[@tomkelly8827]

Since Solar and wind are now cheaper then coal power, why would you invest in coal? I guess it can be good as a backup and is good for steel production... Oh well. I am Canadian and I think domestic fuel supply is more important then a greener fuel supply. I think that any way to reduce the need for more foreign oil wars, the better.

[@m.almasawais4041]

Subhanallah Pakistan long live

[@MrMax31kk]

50 years required for action this is only media camping -

[@CuriousMindzz]

Coal may last for 200 years. But will Pakistan last for that long? They have created so many enemies be it Afghanistan, Iran, India and TTP among few.

[@CuriousMindzz]

The open coal mine has the worst impact on the environment. This should be banned in the world.

[@drizm9257]

Curious Mindzz 1.2 billion people are without electricity, I don't think that developing countries have the luxury to choose between different types of energy. more coal and nuclear power plants should be built umti they reach a certain degree of development that they can use other alternative energy.

[@CuriousMindzz]

True. but that's I would like to see. Open pit mines even after finishing their life, lie vacant. You just can't start any activity there.

[@skynet2010]

The only country that will not survive for the next 100 years is India. Whether it is Kashmir, Nagaland, Mezoland or Khalistan, all these countries occupied by India will be free.

[@drizm9257]

Curious Mindzz yes open pit mines are bad for the environment but it's cheaper and more effective to blast through the dirt instead if digging and mines and holes anyway I'm more concerned about th lack of electricity of 1/6th of people. electricity is human rights and can't deny them

[@wakeupshakeup3354]

Let's just hope that Pakistani government takes a good care of this project and use the money acquired from this project into modern education and not on madrasas and terrorism. All the best Pakistan.

[@lazorplayz4556]

Ahh the legendary pan reporter

[@devdhande4695]

what's wrong with the commentary wtf

[@ranababarali7070]

Mashallah,

[@prajwalsawant984]

what happened to his accent ?

[@sagarmeher]

world is moving towards solar power...

[@chestermanifold9023]

The stats don’t agree with that statement, the world is increasing natural gas and slightly decreasing coal

[@dunkmetal3264]

BC khudai kya karli, comment to aise aa rhe h jese Aakash me space station banaliya ho..

[@basitkhan3767]

Amit Parmar Ye to sirf khudai se tum logo ki itni jal gayi agar project pora hogaya to cheta ko ag lagane ki zarorat nahi pare gi under khud bakhud jal gaye hongy

[@hamzaabbasi9241]

Hindus make the majority in Thar they will be the biggest benificary of the project I don't know why Indians are then opposed to it?

[@gamologics686]

I really like you way report Kemal Haider..

[@asifnaeem8783]

Pakistan presently needs cheap and instant energy and thar coal is only option for this. This is for.our.survivol.so every thing.comes later.

[@IronmanCampa]

did they forget paris accord

[@alishan8850]

So nice very GO Pakistan

[@videostrain]

Coal is not good option for electricity

[@humanman7435]

You need coal after ww3. So keep it

[@rohanadapur1569]

Something pan masala inside the anchor mourh

[@abdulraufkhan9886]

Pakistan zinda Aabad Muhammad Nawaz sharif love you❤️

[@ahmadaminlanjo3286]

بڪواس عوام کي چريو پيا ڪريو مقامي ماڻھن جا ريسيٽلمينٽ جا مسئلا ڪير حل ڪندو؟؟؟

[@yash-vl8ob]

this was land of Hindus till 1947

[@zuhairashterashter8257]

Only Hydro power is the cheapest of all sources. We should try to explore our Hydro power resources by constructing Dams. Thar coal is of dull Quality it's of no use. Please don't waste time and money.

[@mhammad7391]

Will this world last for 200 years after climate change and global warming.

[@临沂秦叔宝]

If everybody don't use electricity and don't driver cars and take bus and trains.....

[@syed5402]

Humans have survived many climate changes before. It is not a new thing. with these agreements they just want to take the money from people of rich countries in the name of helping the poor countries but they want to use the money for themselves. Stupid Trump is right in this case.

[@mhammad7391]

Who wants to take money from rich people,? Poor, nerdy and prodigious scientists from Harvard, Stanford and oxford who spent their whole lives studying climate change science and obtained PhD,s in this field. No ever asked for money, they just trying to convince the world by writing articles in magazines and publishing research papers. BTW what would they do with so called money? Go to strip clubs. Get over yourself, dude. forbes.com

[@player95]

was Howard narrating as Raj ?

[@rishabhgoyal1044]

Rushikesh Raskar lol

[@tomkelly8827]

Pakistan has a very active nuclear program. Why are they not just building more nuclear power plants? I know there are many brilliant nuclear physacists the are Pakistani. Also there must be some Iranian nuclear workers looking for more job stability too. Nuclear is a good way to go. LFTR's look promising and even traditional water cooled reactors make a lot of cheap power. France has a good waste treatment system... Surely Pakistan, my Canada and the rest of the world can take notes from the french system.

[@lazorplayz4556]

Pakistan have 5 nuclear power plants but these plants cost money 💵💵💵. Only 3 of them were made by Pakistan other 2 are made by Chinese on loan

[@ivanandreyev4420]

accent! is killing...hahaha!

[@ikramhussain2798]

sara coal to china le jayega..

[@hmamelbourne8628]

Watching in 2019

[@challenger13_31]

China meharban toh ghada pehalwan

[@نادرالیراحمان]

With such a growing population, I doubt it'll provide for the country. And with the Punjabi-centric agenda of the government, there will likely be exploitation.