and funny thing is Youth congress is supporting his though he is BJP mla but he is against Modi. In the mean time have you ever heard Youth congress or Rahul opposing Nuclear plants in Jaitapur or in Mithi Virdi near Bhavnagar where same Nirma Cement plant is trying to come up?
Re: PLEASE SAY NO TO NUCLEAR POWER
by hiral joshi on Mar 12, 2011 01:41 PM
I do. I wrote a message earlier on this board. Nuclear melt down is horrible and you cant repair nuclear reactors very fast means you are without electricity for many days.
Re: Do we still want Nuclear power?
by B M on Mar 12, 2011 01:40 PM
If you get out of your bed, you can slip and fall in the bathroom. So is it a good idea never to get out of the bed?
Re: Re: Do we still want Nuclear power?
by hiral joshi on Mar 12, 2011 01:45 PM
Dont make foolish analogy. Tsunami and earthquakes are unstoppable and no rocket science can safe these plants from natural calamities. Natural calamities are not equal to falling out of bed or falling in Bathroom.
Re: Re: Do we still want Nuclear power?
by amar patwar on Mar 12, 2011 01:57 PM
probably best suited for u cauz .....thinking needs brain & seldom user's arguement is here ......... grow up...think with own brain
Re: These plants were supplying 30% of Japan's electricity
by shilpy on Mar 12, 2011 01:39 PM
hopefully, japan will go for tidal power like narendra modi is doing.
Re: Re: These plants were supplying 30% of Japan's electricity
by shilpy on Mar 12, 2011 01:41 PM
however, you are right, it is going to be very tough in the mean time.
Re: Re: These plants were supplying 30% of Japan's electricity
by hiral joshi on Mar 12, 2011 01:47 PM
lol. Tidal power can not be generated overnight and Tidal power turbines too cant withstand Tsunamis. Japan has very limited resources and they dont have any option other than going nuclear but we have. we have Solar, wind, hydro and tidal energy options wide open and need to be tapped by just consuming same amount of money which we are planning to spend for nuclear energy.
though tall bulidings,none of it collapsed. What if? it had happened in india. city like Mumbai, Calcutta,chennai--- i cant imgine.magnitue of 8.9 i think all building in mumbai will collapse
Re: What if? it happened in India.
by pandharinath prabhurajivadekar on Mar 12, 2011 01:39 PM
Also just think what would happen in jaitapur Plant if such thing happens. This is the warning for jaitapur advocates
Re: What if? it happened in India.
by hiral joshi on Mar 12, 2011 01:37 PM
Because these buildings are built to stand earthquakes and their construction is special. In India no buildings are made to withstand such powerful earthquakes, we dont design our buildings that way. We design according to Adarsh procedure laid down by Adarsh UPA and Maharashtra govt.
Re: Re: What if? it happened in India.
by shilpy on Mar 12, 2011 02:24 PM
lol. genuinely funny. upa is one huge tsunami of tragedy that has been hitting indian shores and heartlands over 50 years.
Japan's tsunami and earthquake disaster is a stern warning signal / message given by nature to the selfish mankind - to accept the supremacy of nature's power, be humble and not to attempt violent intrusions into its territory! Man's intelligence / great scientific inventions are absolutely no match for nature's fury / retaliation.
Re: tsunami comes @ wrong place
by vijay sharma on Mar 12, 2011 01:36 PM
UP and Bihar are not costal Areas. Ask Bala Baba to create marathi UP Bihar as you looks to be bewda marathi.
Re: tsunami comes @ wrong place
by hiral joshi on Mar 12, 2011 01:38 PM
You are a traitor. No part of India should be washed away by Tsunami or floods. Why these hates for our own brothers and sisters?
Re: tsunami comes @ wrong place
by ambikanand jha on Mar 12, 2011 01:49 PM
Please visit a pshycologist on an urgent basis to avoid Tsunami in your brain my dear friend . God help you in your disease .
Re: tsunami comes @ wrong place
by kaka kishacha on Mar 12, 2011 01:51 PM
DON'T EVER THINK OF THAT. REMAINING BIMARIS- I MEAN BIHARIS, WILL FLOOD MUMBAI & MAHARASHTRA
safety is the top most priority and precautions are taken in all possible steps. I feel Japan, master in hi-tech areas, may required all assistance from India and every country , no one will not hesitate to provide the relief in all forms.
Re: No Nuclear threats from Japan plants
by hiral joshi on Mar 12, 2011 01:32 PM
As per guardian the issue is not solved and workers at plant are at very high risk of radioactive exposure. Control room has 1000 times more radioactives than that to normal. Workers are working in shifts but they are on very high fatal risk. However officials are denying major radioactive disaster but little leakage is not ruled out, infact its unavoidable.
