Couple of weeks ago I said these statements in a rally. Guess who am I? Iam running the country for the past 28 years, after some heroic efforts. In all these years of rule I hardly did anything for the economy, but I've ensured that I had all the luxuries. Now Iam 84 years old, but still Iam eager about power. Because of lot of international pressure I agree to conduct elections...My main opponent is a trade union leader and has been the strongest critic of mine for a long time...looking at the situation I predicted that it might be a landslide win for the opponent, so I went ahead and started annihilating all the supporters of the opponent party. I even scared the people who were willing to vote to the opponent member. In order to act as a mediator I invited the prime minister of the powerful country in the continent, who is the only supporter of mine and ensured that any troubles are overcome. In spite of all the efforts, in the elections held in March' 08 I lost the electio...
Srilankan military stated that it occupied the final bastion of LTTE, the dreaded area of Mullaitivu. What does mean to the region? Finally people in Srilanka can breath free. tamils who were initially supportive of LTTE's cause slowly realized that it was another person's fervour towards power. Many things which start for a good cause seems to be lost in the frenzy of power. But let me NOT draw any conclusions towards the approach of LTTE and military. LTTE may have started for a good cause, but the bloodshed for such a long time was not justified. This is one example for various states that partition will not satisfy any thirst. People should continue to live in harmony. The future certainly looks good for Srilanka. I wish all the Srilankans all the very best for their future. They certainly have set some example about the way to fight internal threats and the bigger cause of the nation always should take a precedent. I wish India extends and continues good relations ...
In continuation with my previous blog on the catch-22 situation of renewable energy companies in Andhra Pradesh, India, a probable radical solution as detailed below, may be explored by the Government of Andhra Pradesh. Renewable plants boast about their ability to serve the green agenda but are still dependent on subsidies and one of the subsidy being offered to them is the "must run" category. What if this "Must run" category is revoked. None of the plants would fall in the Merit Order Despatchability Curve and scheduling them will only be subject to the discretions of the DISCOM. While this would definitely send a wrong signal to the investors, but DISCOMs are unable to make good of any pending payments, and hence they might as well explore a legal way to get around. And what happens when the MUST RUN category is revoked. There is no fixed/variable price component difference in Solar/Wind. 95% is a fixed cost component. Hence, technically the...
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