Hey Mohit , As usual thought provoking article … as for Kashmiri pandits we all know what the movie was for and what the govt will end up doing or rather not doing anything for them. A few of the Kashmiris I know of , the second generation doesn’t want to go back due to resentment and understandably so but these are people who are well off and have done good for themselves even outside of Kashmir. I think the people on Yamuna might still want to go back to their land .
As for crude oil , some media reports suggests that the govt of india has struck a deal with Russia to get oil at $60 a barrel. While keeping the moral and ethical question aside and if this is true do you still think that gdp will be hit even if this deal goes through ?
IF we are able to import all our crude requirements at 60 USD a barrel, our economy will actually benefit from the Ukraine invasion.
I dont see any evidence of this, yet - oil companies are scrambling to raise fuel prices. While the adjustment of retail prices is on-going, jet fuel (ATF) prices were raised by 18% on Feb 16, and bulk diesel is now priced at 125 rupees a liter.
Hey Mohit , As usual thought provoking article … as for Kashmiri pandits we all know what the movie was for and what the govt will end up doing or rather not doing anything for them. A few of the Kashmiris I know of , the second generation doesn’t want to go back due to resentment and understandably so but these are people who are well off and have done good for themselves even outside of Kashmir. I think the people on Yamuna might still want to go back to their land .
As for crude oil , some media reports suggests that the govt of india has struck a deal with Russia to get oil at $60 a barrel. While keeping the moral and ethical question aside and if this is true do you still think that gdp will be hit even if this deal goes through ?
IF we are able to import all our crude requirements at 60 USD a barrel, our economy will actually benefit from the Ukraine invasion.
I dont see any evidence of this, yet - oil companies are scrambling to raise fuel prices. While the adjustment of retail prices is on-going, jet fuel (ATF) prices were raised by 18% on Feb 16, and bulk diesel is now priced at 125 rupees a liter.