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@IndiaNewGen They should be taxing Real estate. Pay 1% of property value as tax each year. It will solve revenue problem as well as inflated RE prices and store of RE as black money problems too.
We should strictly stop this reelbaazi and YouTube gyan videos of current and former commandos, diplomats, IAS/IPS officers and what not. Everybody has lost their minds for 2 minutes of fame. This is going to cost us dearly one day.
India police SNIPER SUSPENDED after ‘BRICS SECURITY BREACH’ — The Print
OFFICER DEEPAK BANGAR POSTED INSTAGRAM FOOTAGE of himself ARMED atop HOTEL hosting FOREIGN DELEGATES
Instagram ACCOUNT BLOCKED, SNIPER STRIPPED OF BRICS DUTY and SENT HOME
@flowidealism What work exactly? I struggle to think of things for them to do. Unless you are living on a farm, looks like most things are taken care of.
@deveshsingh2025@Im_pritam18 Why is this gyan not given to corrupt politicians/IAS/IPS/Judges who hoard all power and money and not contribute a thing? They expect others to be serfs and do all the work while they enjoy all the benefits.
@IndiaNewGen Time to bring in wealth tax. In Gurgaon a 300 sq yd kothi is 20 Cr but these people pay zero in income tax. It's time these people started paying.
Unpopular opinion on the Delhi PG collapse:
I think blindly blaming MCD or the government for every building collapse is stupid.
Seven people have died. Someone should absolutely be held responsible if laws were violated, officials knew about it, or corruption was involved.
But there is a larger question nobody seems to be asking
Imagine someone enters a house in Delhi and shoots a person because of a personal rivalry.
Will we immediately say, 'What was Delhi Police doing?' What exactly could the police have done?
Police can control organised crime. They can dismantle gangs and mafias. But they cannot put one policeman inside every house to make sure nobody murders anyone.
The same logic applies to buildings
Delhi has lakhs of old buildings. Thousands of houses have been converted into PGs. Many were built 30, 40, 50 years ago. Some have five or six floors built by local contractors.
Do people seriously expect MCD engineers to continuously inspect every private building and predict which one might collapse?
For the sake of argument, suppose they somehow inspect every building.
They find 50,000 buildings structurally unsafe. Now what? Demolish all 50,000?
Where will those families go? Who will rebuild their houses? Who will pay for it?
Government is responsible for making and enforcing reasonable safety regulations. Owners are responsible for not playing with people's lives. Officials should be punished if they knowingly ignored violations or took bribes.
But expecting the government to guarantee that every privately owned building in a city of 20 million people will never collapse is not accountability.
It is fantasy. No government can eliminate risk completely.