@hisyfbe@sumanthchandar Lol, showed your true colours. Didn't you! Can't form an argument so let me go back to my dumb point. Congratulations andh bhakt. You won! Celebrate!
@hisyfbe@sumanthchandar Who is saying govt should relocate them. Are you a socialist pig? Government should reform and make things simple. That's it. People will automatically adjust to those. It's not a rocket science, happens all over the world. Make running a business simpler.
@hisyfbe@sumanthchandar Lol, you aren't even reading now. Our lands and shops rules are so rigid that it's almost impossible for a woman selling flowers on few days can acquire a place for the same. Try taking a shop on rent then lecture others. The moment you have to take 10 different permissions.
@hisyfbe@sumanthchandar 5) Land is artificially inflated by bureaucracy and politicians nexus. But no one will question that. That is tough thing, easy is to hate some random unknown face by calling him from bimaru state. That's what govt wants. Keep people fighting among themselves.
@hisyfbe@sumanthchandar 4) Street hawker issue can't be fixed by without land reforms in India. We need to simplify land acquisition and usage. Street hawkers need access to land for which they don't have to pay huge upfront and can pay on per day basis. This isn't possible with such high land prices.
@ThePrintIndia@Kaju_Katri Dumb journalists not understanding causation. Common link was that they all were above 20. Should we then put adult marriage under trail and bring back child marriage?
@ARanganathan72 That's why we need more private medical colleges and scraping NEET exam. Let private college conduct their own exams and have their own admission criteria.
@ravihanda Indian brain unable to compute the cost of resource. The cost of putting up a person to do the transaction is much more than stopping the theft. Put gold bars in there and you'll see the high trust society functioning. Same is true everywhere.
@MattooShashank Because of BJP/Congress's socialist and protectionist policies. Let Indian companies and farmers compete in an open market and they will innovate. Protect them and you'll kill innovation. There is no incentive to do R&D when you can't benefit from the fruits of it.