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India has granted EUA to the vaccine and the local manufacturer expects that 130-150 million Indians will receive this vaccine during the current year.[1] That is more than the entire population of Russia. > “Sputnik V has become a tool
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This KYC/AML process never seems to stop criminals who routinely defraud senior citizens as well as those who are not very technically-minded. But they create an enormous strain on the very same people.[1] This process needs rethinking
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The Indian government is opening up vaccinations for all adults starting tomorrow. About 80-90% of them will receive this vaccine over the course of the year. That's about 10-15k "rare" clotting cases within a population that
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> thousands of deaths and oxygen shortages mean BS to you. It means a lot. But I understand the rakshasa mentality of using dead bodies as a political weapon. > need I say more? https://www.tribuneindia.com/news&#x
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Any one who - demands azaadi for Kashmir - supports terrorists in Kashmir and the red corridor - openly talks about breaking up India into a thousand pieces - would have no qualms in destroying India, Indian businesses and the Indian peop
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Frankly, outside of Indira Gandhi, I don't like the Nehru family. The last great PM from the Congress was PV Narasimha Rao and we all know how shamefully he was treated in the end by mother and son. > Have we seen him as a PM yet? O
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> Whats with this Anti-modi BS? If you objectively followed the news, you wouldn't say that. > He failed, everything he starts with much fanfare, dies after the fanfare music stops with no outcome. I agree. That is what happens w
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> pointing out truths What truths has she pointed out, exactly? Her screed is less about the covid pandemic and more about her virulent hate of India, Hindus and Modi. And it is riddled with both lies of omission as well as those of comm
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Arundhati Roy is always a great read. A notorious Hinduphobe and Indophobe wielding a poisonous pen she may be, but the way she has parlayed her Booker prize win into international celebrity is something every wannabe Indian intellectual sh
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Will do. History is something that I started looking into somewhat recently. Ian Morris's Why the West Rules-For Now is what I am reading currently.
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There is a 2017 paper by Utsa Patnaik[1] where she comes up with a figure of GBP 9.2 trillion, which is about $45 trillion[2] based on historical exchange rates. Shashi Tharoor has written a book on what the British did to India.[3] This is
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I am in Maharashtra. Had to visit a doctor last week. While a lockdown is _supposedly_ in effect since 12/14th April, it didn't feel like it if you look at the traffic on the roads. People don't care.
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Based on the stats for the last 24 hours,[1] it looks as if the tide has started turning in Maharashtra. Home to 8% of India's population, it has been responsible, cumulatively, for ~25% of all cases and ~30% of all deaths (based on re
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While I don't agree with Gates on the intellectual property part, he is right when he says that it is more of a production issue than lack of access to vaccine recipes. You cannot simply start manufacturing vaccines at the drop of a ha
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> India is a democracy, where it has always been OK to criticize the government - at least up until 2014, 1. 1975-77: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Emergency_(India) 2. 2011: https://www.telegraphindi
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> since that’s where you say the focus must be. Not what I said. I simply asked him to pick an appropriate example instead of one that has no basis in reality.
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There is a very important fact that the Anglosphere (and the West in general) misses about India. We are a third world country where the State still has not acquired an absolute monopoly on violence. Most people do not trust that the cops w