In India,the Govt doesn't take decisions quickly with the result we have huge escalation costs.The you have the added pressure from environmentalists, tribals,anti developmentwallahs,etc,etc.with the result that politicians don't take decisions. Modi speeded up the Sardar Sarovar dam inspite of opposition from Medha Patkar,etc and today Gujarat is reaping the benifits. No doubt,other issues have to be tackled like resettlements,compensation,etc.But once the decision is taken,act fast like the Chinese.There is hardly any state where there is no shortage of power.India requires huge investments in power projects for a growing economy and we require a dynamic pro active Govt which has a vision,plan and a will to act and deliver.Unfortunately we don,t see it in this Govt.
more small power stations than these countries. So, there is no BIG power plants. Countries like France do not have enough space to build 3 or 4 power plants (and they donot want that much too!) and hence they build a BIG one. On the other hand India have to build small power plants in each state for convenience. Think before criticize....
Re: India has
by Arun on May 11, 2011 10:52 AM
And you call the small ones that u hold and swing across to get some air as "power plants". And yes... indeed... this is India
There is lot of opposition to power projects in India. Tehri Dam, Narmada Dam and Jaitapur power projects were severely opposed by NGOs and politicians. How do we expect to make big power plants in India though no one can remain without electricity now?
Re: Power Projects in India - Public Opposition
by vaibhav on May 11, 2011 11:58 AM
What do u know about jaitapur plant? Before criticizing people or NGO try to understand the Problems of people sacrificing their land for the project. If nuclear power is safe why not this project start in Mumbai ( Colaba), in Both places Environmental conditions are same. Let shift Politicians / Rich / to some other place. Let them sacrifice for nation.
Re: Re: Re: Power Projects in India - Public Opposition
by Gaurav Walavalkar on May 11, 2011 04:25 PM
well said.. people like kapil doesn't just come here to put senseless comments!
Re: Re: Re: Re: Power Projects in India - Public Opposition
by Vasu R on May 12, 2011 11:47 AM
Well said friends, we need to educate ppl. like Kapil Thaker. Basically any project the goverment takes up is just to suck 70% of budget to politicials account. Infact everyone knows this. Better dont advise or suggest any project to goverment/politicians else we'll be in lose like inflation, petrol price increase, more tax, etc
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Power Projects in India - Public Opposition
by RAJAT KUMAR MISHRA on Mar 30, 2013 07:25 AM
our main problem is we are purchasing technology from other country we are not research p375K
India is a subcontinent but it is sad to say that we wont have a world calass powergenerating plant. and we are dreaming to bea super power. we are better with sarad power than to be a super power.
Re: If I Am Made Dictator of India!!!
by janak desai on May 11, 2011 10:15 AM
why writting in rediffmail instead write letter it to prime minister or presedent
Re: If I Am Made Dictator of India!!!
by samit on May 11, 2011 11:00 AM
change people of india to clean their dirt, be respecful, teach them how to live in a society, and teach them about living and citizrnship
Re: If I Am Made Dictator of India!!!
by provu rai on May 11, 2011 10:30 AM
well said sounds good and louder. but after few years yo will also become corrupt.you might have thousands of dolars in ur swiss account.
Only solution is to incalculate moral values amoung us and in futuregeneration.
Re: If I Am Made Dictator of India!!!
by Arun on May 11, 2011 10:56 AM
Good. Also, every one should work and get their pie. Basic rule. You work ehough, get the deserved benefit. Nothing comes by looting. If so, Please please...
