Comments by "srini sbir" (@srinisbir8781) on "What's behind the mysteriously stable fuel prices before elections?" video.

This is a stupid analysis. Every 6 months, there is an election happening in India. Does that mean Modi govt. is providing stable fuel prices half the year every year. What can be better than that? Also, which party doesn't do this?
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This is revadi, but much smaller than anytime in the UPA history.
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Kya bakwaas kar raha hai? Which road is breaking?
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@samsam198011 Why doesn't your opposition, i.e., Congress, oppose Adani in Rajashtan, and Chattisgarh? In fact, Gehlot is going all the way giving red carpet to Adani in Rajashtan. Also, recently Tata got a hefty loan from SBI for their expansion of Air India. How much do you get for such trash talk?😆😆😅🤣😂
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@samsam198011 Loans cannot be called as bailouts. Why does the opposition give red carpet to Adani when they have "purportedly" taken huge Revadis (according to you) from the Modi government? Please explain that to me first.
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@baratthuj i have listened to this. This is a stupid analysis. Every 6 months, there is an election happening in India. Tthat means Modi govt. is providing stable fuel prices half the year every year. What can be better than that? Also, which party doesn't do this?
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@conflictedthought1 please teach me...
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@samsam198011 What f@cking bail outs are you talking about? The biggest bailouts that any government hands out is to the FARMER community. Term everybody as bhakts if they don't agree with your point of view. This is an old tactic that is turning out to be a bit corny these days.
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@baratthuj Which company has gone bankrupt boss? It was Indira Congress that use took private Air India from Tata and nationalized it. Indira Congress pretty much took every private, thriving industry into a public sector, which was bailed out for decades. Please stop spreading this propaganda of Adani, Ambani. People are smart, and they can google stuff. Btw, as per you, "You know what happens to a company that goes bankrupt in a healthy economy they have to sell all their assets.." this asset selling only started happening after Insolvency and Bankruptcy code was brought in 2015 by the Modi government. So, before that UPA could not even sell the asset and the Congress politicians would make money from the owner of these failed, bankrupt companies.
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@baratthuj mahua should know better that when RBI hikes rates, growth will be hampered. It is the very nature of rate hike to tamp down demand and hence growth. The bigger achievement of this government in that the inflation came down below 6%. Mahua, please chill for the next few months the growth will pick up.
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@baratthuj what nonsense do you keep sending me man? You got back to teaching people how to recover Wifi passwords from their PCs.🤣🤣
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@baratthuj yes, it has come within the range. So, next month or so the IIP will bounce back. Btw, for your pea brain, i want to point that the 4% +/- 2% inflation requirement was brought in by Modi govt. right after demo. During, UPA I and II the inflation went as high as 15%. Nobody freaked then, there was no mandated inflation range back then. This is exactly how UPA was able to show better growth. Back then interest rates were hiked only after inflation touched double digit, unlike now when the rates are mandated to be hile as soon as it exceeds 6%. Give some credit to Modi for bringing fiscal discipline. You are really shameless.
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@baratthuj our foreign reserves are actually rising in the pasr 2 months. It is 560 billion USD now. For a fair comparison take the ratio of foreign reserves to GDP between UPA and Modi govt. It was less than 15% during UPA, it has now reached 19% one year back and has come down to 18 odd %. I would say that is an improvement.
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@baratthuj Btw. India has a maximum of 641 billion USD in 2021. The 10 years of Modi govt. has not yet finished. You need to compare the first 8 years of UPA and with what you have with Modi. Do the math. Modi government still looks much better. In the next quarter as fed pause interest rate hikes, the dollar will start coming to India. Let's have a soft bet and come back in 3 to 4 months, and check the dollar reserves.
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@baratthuj what have you been smoking every year dollar depreciates. Go google that. So, 285 b USDVin 2015 would not be more than 200 b USD today. You are understanding is exactly the opposite.
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@baratthuj According to data presented by Finbold, the U.S. dollar has depreciated sixfold over the past 50 years. In 1972, the worth of one dollar was $1, but by 2022, the value of a dollar has dropped by an incredible 86%, to $0.14.Mar 21, 2022
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Saale f1 ya h1 main aaye ho USA main to thoda bade logon se seekhlo yaar.
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@baratthuj I looked into the link. Either you have failed your country or the educational institution that taught you anything. Read the webpage again. It says that $1 in 1972 has the same buying power as $7.24 in 2022. That means what you could buy in 1972 for $1 costs you $7.24 in 2022. If you didn't get the same impression, then you have a blessed, ignorant day ahead. Again, it costs near 7.24 x more today that it was in 1972. If you don't agree with me, just discuss with a few more and get a feel for what they think of this webpage.
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@baratthuj Please read the latest reply. Your understanding of basic data that even you pointed out is pathetic. You don't understand what "buying power" means. Just show the website you shared with me to a few more and see what they think. Just because you came to USA on an F1 or H1b visa doesn't make you smart automatically. Please read more articles, gain basic understanding of economics. It will help you from being deluded. Hating Modi is one thing, but having zero knowledge of economics and finance is another thing.
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@baratthuj did you share that link with others and listened to their opinion?
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