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@prateek987 hahhahahaa.. thnx for such a great explaination.. its really very helpful.. so kind of you :D
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@prateek987 said:simply kahe toh..the reason for the grid failure given by Mr. Shinde is - due to overdrawl by states the frequency raised up beyond the limits, thats why the grid failed..
yeh frequency kya hain..
according to Indian electricity code..frequency shud be range of 49.5 hz to 50.2hz..
more than that grid fails
more than that grid fails
@prateek987 but yaar i have read smwhere that the reason behind this power grid was late arrival of monsoons and extreme heat in delhi 
@deepikarohilla said:@prateek987 but yaar i have read smwhere that the reason behind this power grid was late arrival of monsoons and extreme heat in delhi
that's all politics..cause our government is damn corrupt..
yes...woh kuch extent tak sahi hain..kaise..?
extreme garmi = toh dher saare ACs chale = dher saara load...
main reason = failure of government to manage it properly..the supply/demand thing
main reason = failure of government to manage it properly..the supply/demand thing
@prateek987 okay.. i got some idea for this topic.... wat about india's demographic dividend? can you shed some light on this too in your own way 
@deepikarohilla said:@prateek987 okay.. i got some idea for this topic.... wat about india's demographic dividend?
yeh toh aur do kauri ka topic..just to intimidate girls and boys..
simple hain yaar..
simple hain yaar..
Basically, a demographic dividend occurs when the majority of the population is of a working age and can contribute to the country's economy, so the economy grows. So the dividend means that this surge of working people is good for the economy.
In an opposite situation, if a country has too many older, retired people, or too many people who are too young to work, then this is a burden on the economy.
In an opposite situation, if a country has too many older, retired people, or too many people who are too young to work, then this is a burden on the economy.
@deepikarohilla said:@prateek987 can you explain a bit more.. cz dis much info z nt worth i guess
arey yaar...
hindi mein bolunga chalega..?
@deepikarohilla said:@prateek987 lol....yr i got the thing you wanna convey.. but i need some more info
I am saying..mein hindi mein explain karu..toh koi problem toh nahi hogi..?
I obviously know you understood what I wrote..
I obviously know you understood what I wrote..
ok Forget it..
more info is this.. as the country got educated more and more youth got involved in the developed of the country..due to 1991 new economic policy reforms by man mohan singh..privitisation happened..
because of this lot of youth got jobs,..and started woking for IT/EXPORT ..IMPORT..ETC..
resulting in a lot of foreign exchange and HIGHER GDP for the country....
this is called demographic dividend...it can be a good thing..if the ppl who are educated and of workable age...contribute to the growth of country...negetive if they get involve in petty politics...and rioting (like what happened in LONDON recently)
t is undoubtedly a powerful selling point. This demographic dividend is the power behind India's exports powerhouse, the IT services industry. These young, educated, eager-to-work population has powered Indian IT companies to the global top league, pushed India's automotive sector to world scale volumes, helped build the steeland-glass symbols of India's growing economic might in our mushrooming cities.
But this great constructive force can very easily become a force of great destruction. The very factors which make having a younger working population such a great competitive advantage - energy, drive, ambition - are not channelised productively, they can explode into anarchy and destruction....
so in short it can be both a liability and an asset..depending upon the its usage...
how it came into being ..??
lower infant mortality rate..good nuitrion.. education..and emergence of opportunities...
resulting in a lot of foreign exchange and HIGHER GDP for the country....
this is called demographic dividend...it can be a good thing..if the ppl who are educated and of workable age...contribute to the growth of country...negetive if they get involve in petty politics...and rioting (like what happened in LONDON recently)
t is undoubtedly a powerful selling point. This demographic dividend is the power behind India's exports powerhouse, the IT services industry. These young, educated, eager-to-work population has powered Indian IT companies to the global top league, pushed India's automotive sector to world scale volumes, helped build the steeland-glass symbols of India's growing economic might in our mushrooming cities.
But this great constructive force can very easily become a force of great destruction. The very factors which make having a younger working population such a great competitive advantage - energy, drive, ambition - are not channelised productively, they can explode into anarchy and destruction....
so in short it can be both a liability and an asset..depending upon the its usage...
how it came into being ..??
lower infant mortality rate..good nuitrion.. education..and emergence of opportunities...
@deepikarohilla said:@prateek987 thnx... its really really vry helpful... thnx once again.. when z ur gd/pi?
mam..maine iska (icici) ka form nahi bhara thaa..mere dost ne bhara thaa..
aapka post dekha side mein toh reply kar diya ..that's all...
aapka post dekha side mein toh reply kar diya ..that's all...
@prateek987 dude no doubt ur a human encyclopedia :P
so ur doing mba or working??
koi kitaab ya site refer kiye kia ?? or u hav every damn topic on ur finger tips :O
@prateek987 U can be an IAS..buddy.......try for tht ...bcs u have so much of indepth knwldge abt this..really grt.. ...which took me to search 2 days.....
@deepikarohilla I am unemployed (as of present , by choice)..and live with my parents... so..in short..as of now..I am a liability on them...