@MalharBarai I have a lot to say. So bear with me:
1 The relief packages announced were not direct infusion of extra money - but advance payment of what the poor would get anyway in 2020's later months. They are being given that as upfront to battle current scenarios. +
1 The relief packages announced were not direct infusion of extra money - but advance payment of what the poor would get anyway in 2020's later months. They are being given that as upfront to battle current scenarios. +
@MalharBarai + 2 The only effective good thing they announced were : additional cylinder / family AND healthcare professionals getting insurance cover. So I admit they did something for the poor - is it enough? NOT EVEN 10 %
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@MalharBarai 3 - What RBI announced are delays not direct infusion of money to any industry / setups. So basically if they see no revenues for two months - they are still going to pay the interest on capital / running cost loans anyway. That is no way even close to helping economy.
@MalharBarai If you notice, the world needs direct infusion of money into economy. Our economy was in ICU even before coronavirus so expecting assistance from government was 2019 affair - now industries are literally begging. But ZERO sums are committed to economy. +
@MalharBarai + so you can forgive me if as someone who is a function of this economy, I would have preferred if "public demand" - which would also include screaming voices of sensex -meant economic packages & not Ramayana.
Which BTW I am happy to watch but not compensating for economic pain
Which BTW I am happy to watch but not compensating for economic pain
@MalharBarai As for saying "Ramayana would make people stay at home" - currently most people are not able to stay at home because they do not know how to arrange groceries or poor migrants walking back home (to stay inside). Between govt announcement & execution, there is a large mile
