When did you discover it? CPM has ruined the country by pulling the legs of the Congress and being a stumbling block all along. We wait for elections to teach it a lesson.
RE:Betrayed
by All Right on Jul 06, 2008 05:19 PM Permalink
In the same vein, Bengalis and Keralites can acuse Gijus and cow belt for voting the BJP - the greatest divisionary force in this country.
So you may have different political views, but you need to respect democratic choices
RE:Betrayed
by krishna swamy on Jul 06, 2008 05:46 PM Permalink
your are alive to talk because you have a job or someone is feeding you who has job or a source of income. you may accuse the BJP for everything but not for screwing up you source of income. we need business to run so that brings in income for all we cannot close down industry for sake bulshit idealogies which takes us to the drain like in kerala, westbengal or tripura. man we need to first fill our bellies for that the gujjus are the major contributors being most business minded and constructive and not destructive like these commies.
RE:RE:Betrayed
by kishore rupani on Jul 06, 2008 05:09 PM Permalink
can someone please tell me how much power(electricity) will we generate from nuclear facility we have now? My guess says less than 1 % of India's consumption. Correct me if i am wrong.
RE:Betrayed
by Anumakonda JAGADEESH on Jul 06, 2008 07:06 PM Permalink
While nuclear power accounts for only 3% of the total generation in India, it accounts for as much as 75% in France. Though in absolute quantitative terms, it is the US which still holds the number one slot with about 830.1 bln units produced from this source. India produces a mere 16.7 bn units from this source.Only about 30 countries have nuclear power stations, which can generate electricity.Nuclear generation does not suffer from the problems of greenhouse gas emissions and fly ash accumulation associated with coal based thermal stations. About 35 tonnes of fly ash gets generated per 100 tons of coal consumed.Nuclear plants are very costly. For a typical thermal plant the cost works out to Rs. 4 to 4.5 cr per MW while it is about Rs. 6 to 6.5 cr per MW for a nuclear plant.The life of a nuclear plant is about 35 years in comparison to that of 25 years for a thermal plant. Cost of fuel for nuclear plants is less than Rs. 0.5 per unit as against about Re. 1 for coal based plants. For gas based thermal plants it is about Rs. 1.5 per unit (based on a gas price of about $4 per mmbtu – million metric british thermal units).One tonne of nautral uranium can produce more than 40 mln units of electricity. This is equivalent to bruning 16,000 tons of coal, 100 mln cubic meters of gas or 80,000 barrels of oil. A typical 1,000 MW power plant would require about 40 lk tonnes of coal per year.
RE:Betrayed
by Sameer on Jul 06, 2008 05:14 PM Permalink
-- I bet that many morons are supporting it because 'commies oppose it'. Indians have basically low intelligence and have a herd mentality. They can't think independently. No wonder a few thousand Britishers ruled hundreds of millions of Indians for so long.
Indians don't have a clue that this deal is NOT going to bring even one MW of electricity for the next 10 years.
