Lokesh Hotchandani

[Lokesh Hotchandani @lokeshhca89]

@jsaideepak Guys you all need to watch this

https://t.co/MUioY0ieN4

[Lokesh Hotchandani @lokeshhca89]

@isenditbacc They have already had shoe thrown at them, judiciary peeps will be beaten black and blue. Matter of time.

[Lokesh Hotchandani @lokeshhca89]

@isenditbacc Might work to benefit everyone in long term by making women captains more mainstream.

[Lokesh Hotchandani @lokeshhca89]

@aaraam_pasand @MumukshuSavitri Ravana being praised as a feminist, fighter against oppression, questions around Rama's integrity, Dharma etc. are not new discussions, but a widespread phenomenon in 20th century. That includes the low IQ actress playing Sita in the movie, our kids don't need that

[Lokesh Hotchandani @lokeshhca89]

@aaraam_pasand @MumukshuSavitri The movie is presented to be an entry for those who know very little Ramayana, meaning its shown in a simple manner and lacks depth but more worrisome is that the youngsters and also the millennials pretending to be GenZ will also come out as woke after watching this film.

[Mountain Rats @mountain_rats]

Maybe lets try to educate my South Indian friends , what was Bihar till 1950's (Before FEP kicked in )

Its southern mineral belt was one of the most important industrial regions in Asia.

In 1951, the Chhotanagpur region of undivided Bihar produced approximately:
82% of India's coal.
57% of India's mica.
46% of India's iron ore.
The entire reported national output of copper ore.

JamshedpurSteel, engineeringTata Steel, operating since 1907

DhanbadCoalMajor national coal-producing region

BokaroSteelPublic-sector steel plant construction began in the 1960s

RanchiHeavy machineryHeavy Engineering Corporation established in 1958

SindriFertilisersMajor fertiliser manufacturing complex

BarauniPetroleum refiningRefinery commissioned in 1964

JamalpurRailway engineeringHistoric railway workshop

How FEP destroyed it?

Why was this disadvantageous to Bihar?
Before equalisation, Bihar had a natural geographical advantage:
Coal was available locally.
Iron ore was available relatively close by.
Steel and engineering industries could benefit from nearby suppliers.
Other factories could establish themselves around the steel industry.
This could generate more jobs, investment, tax revenue and industrial supply chains.
The policy reduced the importance of that geographical advantage.

For example, a manufacturer considering whether to build a factory in Bihar or Maharashtra had less financial incentive to choose Bihar purely because of its proximity to minerals.

Bihar GDP Contribution was 8% to India was among top 5 state economies. UP was first!

When it ended in 1992 , Bihar in next 7 years faced 2 major setbacks. Start of LALOO raj (1990) and State got divided and 85% mineral wealth and Industries went to Jharkhand.

[Lokesh Hotchandani @lokeshhca89]

@Oxanurag @ThatsAarthi More people need to be vocal about the disastrous FEP.

[Lokesh Hotchandani @lokeshhca89]

@Archduke_Mayhem @ThatsAarthi Capital investment/ infrastructure spending is not freebies

[Lokesh Hotchandani @lokeshhca89]

@ThatsAarthi Ideally we shouldn't be needing anybody, fertility rates should go up, it's not too late still.

[Lokesh Hotchandani @lokeshhca89]

@Ab83126691 @varunsuhag @cmohry @police_haryana @gurgaonpolice @ndtv @htTweets Nothing of this sort happens in Dubai, and if it does, you can call the police and they will take action.

[Lokesh Hotchandani @lokeshhca89]

@ThatsAarthi You would be dealing with Bangladeshis as Europe is dealing with Africans in present day. Be careful what you wish for.

Its rather a shame that India is on that path presently,hope we can become highly selective like Japan with immigrants when we end there by generation or two.

[Lokesh Hotchandani @lokeshhca89]

@PrishaSargam Are central government tax allocations the only means and incentive for a state government to work for betterment of its people or for state/party coffers?

[Lokesh Hotchandani @lokeshhca89]

@PrishaSargam Nikhil Kamath's company Zerodha gets access to 1.4 billion market from being part of the union.

[Lokesh Hotchandani @lokeshhca89]

@isenditbacc New York, London, Miami, Tokyo have large population but the blue collar workers are among the best paid in these cities.

Population is never the problem.

[Lokesh Hotchandani @lokeshhca89]

@09gSarkar @parmaanu_dhruv @ThatsAarthi @ramagoma0010332 Waste majority, whatever that means, will first need to build a spine for constant abuses against themselves and their family for simply having an opinion.

Smell coffee, you are not really arguing but proving my point over and over again.

[Lokesh Hotchandani @lokeshhca89]

@parmaanu_dhruv @09gSarkar @ThatsAarthi @ramagoma0010332 Dolts pleading NRIs to return and mocking them in same breadth.

Can't engage with low IQ, better life as outcast.

[Lokesh Hotchandani @lokeshhca89]

@09gSarkar @parmaanu_dhruv @ThatsAarthi @ramagoma0010332 Bahaha, get out of online world, touch grass, you are talking to somebody raised overseas, come down off your high horse.

[Lokesh Hotchandani @lokeshhca89]

@parmaanu_dhruv @ThatsAarthi @ramagoma0010332 Priority is to let kids become talented by themselves, give access to places where it matters and mature enough not to romanticise things that are holding them back.

People move the world for sake of their kids future, see no such queue for India though.

[Lokesh Hotchandani @lokeshhca89]

@parmaanu_dhruv @ThatsAarthi @ramagoma0010332 You need to do things where you can make lots of money, doors open worldwide when you have the means, citizenship doesn't matter.