Ventures by Japan, South Korea and Taiwan illustrate how the race for REE security is accelerating, powered by both geopolitical tension and industrial strategy.
ThePrint had previously reported that India & Russia are talking about 5 more regiments of the S-400, but no contracts are to be signed during the Russian president's visit.
The India-South Africa series-defining fact is the catastrophic decline of Indian red ball cricket where a visiting team can mock us with the 'grovel' word.
I think, it can happen in the scenario, when any country is capable of handling large pandemic, and if covid 19 could be similar to cold and cough, and treated immediately.
Currently, no country is capable to handle pandemic in such a large scale, but a time will come, when they can handle it, even if there are 100000 cases.
In India, we face Dengue, Chickengunya, Cholera etc on a large scale, but we dont face any lockdown then? We faced plague and swine flu earlier, and we had lockdown hardly for 10 to 15 days, and then back to normal.
Yes, even when NORMALCY returns, people would probably be more sceptical, e.g. people wont wear mask when travelling by reserved coaches or rajdhani express, or by air (and there wont be checking for that), but most people would automatically wear masks when travelling in crammed unreserved coaches or city buses. People wont wear marks while going to malls and multiplexes, but people will wear them while going to Chandni Chowk or Sadar Bazar in Delhi OR Chikpet or Kalasipalya in Bengaluru. That’s it. Social Distancing etc are there, and people would adhere to them for some time, NOT PERMANENTLY.
Post coronavirus pandemic india must be concerned about the production and usage of non-essential luxury products and services. The common buyer (public) has gained consciousness about the virus and it’s risk and is highly unlikely to by such product or services.
On the contrary the industries haved faced a lot of beating in there business, therefore they must be very eager to start their factories, increase their production. The labourers would get their jobs back as well as the suppliers and the local shops, but as said earlier if the buyer didn’t bought much of their products then there will be more goods purchased and less goods bought. It would impavt on the production of nest batch and would be an unfavourable situation for consumers as well as the manufacturer too.
Therefore it is very important for industries to maintain a steady and favourable increase in there production and their business.
Thank you The Print.
The fear of Covid 19 and attendant protective / defensive measures adopted by the public at large reminds me untouchability in a new format, sans its castiest cloak. The days of hugging, petting, show of bonhomie might not return soon. Even if a vaccine is discovered, it is clearly not going to give life long immunity like small pox vaccine. We have already read of cured patients having been infect by Covid 19 for the second time. Vaccines may become an annual feature like the chicken pox vaccines given to us during the school days in 1950s and 1960s. So, I expect that social behaviour of prople is going to change quite radically. Any show of physical intimacy by friends and relatives may be viewed with suspicion, or apprehension. Political rallys, processions, donferences would have to undergo radical restructuring, unless the followers of Netas implicitly trust their Netas to save from all perils. We already know that travel norms are changing. Waiting time at airports is going to be longer. Sitting within the confines of cabin of aircraft can be a worrisome experience. Wearing the mask during the journe does not make it any the less uncomfortable. I visited Europe for the first time in 2018 and loved its beautiful cities and country side and was hoping to make another trip in 2020. But, now for few more years one dare not visit Europe. These are just some thoughts about the post Covid 19 Indian society.
I think, it can happen in the scenario, when any country is capable of handling large pandemic, and if covid 19 could be similar to cold and cough, and treated immediately.
Currently, no country is capable to handle pandemic in such a large scale, but a time will come, when they can handle it, even if there are 100000 cases.
In India, we face Dengue, Chickengunya, Cholera etc on a large scale, but we dont face any lockdown then? We faced plague and swine flu earlier, and we had lockdown hardly for 10 to 15 days, and then back to normal.
Yes, even when NORMALCY returns, people would probably be more sceptical, e.g. people wont wear mask when travelling by reserved coaches or rajdhani express, or by air (and there wont be checking for that), but most people would automatically wear masks when travelling in crammed unreserved coaches or city buses. People wont wear marks while going to malls and multiplexes, but people will wear them while going to Chandni Chowk or Sadar Bazar in Delhi OR Chikpet or Kalasipalya in Bengaluru. That’s it. Social Distancing etc are there, and people would adhere to them for some time, NOT PERMANENTLY.
Post coronavirus pandemic india must be concerned about the production and usage of non-essential luxury products and services. The common buyer (public) has gained consciousness about the virus and it’s risk and is highly unlikely to by such product or services.
On the contrary the industries haved faced a lot of beating in there business, therefore they must be very eager to start their factories, increase their production. The labourers would get their jobs back as well as the suppliers and the local shops, but as said earlier if the buyer didn’t bought much of their products then there will be more goods purchased and less goods bought. It would impavt on the production of nest batch and would be an unfavourable situation for consumers as well as the manufacturer too.
Therefore it is very important for industries to maintain a steady and favourable increase in there production and their business.
Thank you The Print.
The fear of Covid 19 and attendant protective / defensive measures adopted by the public at large reminds me untouchability in a new format, sans its castiest cloak. The days of hugging, petting, show of bonhomie might not return soon. Even if a vaccine is discovered, it is clearly not going to give life long immunity like small pox vaccine. We have already read of cured patients having been infect by Covid 19 for the second time. Vaccines may become an annual feature like the chicken pox vaccines given to us during the school days in 1950s and 1960s. So, I expect that social behaviour of prople is going to change quite radically. Any show of physical intimacy by friends and relatives may be viewed with suspicion, or apprehension. Political rallys, processions, donferences would have to undergo radical restructuring, unless the followers of Netas implicitly trust their Netas to save from all perils. We already know that travel norms are changing. Waiting time at airports is going to be longer. Sitting within the confines of cabin of aircraft can be a worrisome experience. Wearing the mask during the journe does not make it any the less uncomfortable. I visited Europe for the first time in 2018 and loved its beautiful cities and country side and was hoping to make another trip in 2020. But, now for few more years one dare not visit Europe. These are just some thoughts about the post Covid 19 Indian society.