Things you wish you didn't see live?

[AkshayC]

India v South Africa 15/1/2011 in which India won by single run.

 

[Varun]

India v South Africa 15/1/2011 in which India won by single run.

Why? It was an exciting match, albeit low scoring.

 

[AkshayC]

Why?

That we had electricity problem in our society.

 

[Dipak]

What' so in that. It's India

 

[AbhishekS]

What' so in that. It's India

Oh please, we Indians ourselves say bad about our nation and then expect others not to do so. The place where I live in Mumbai has no power cuts, never. There might just be one or two in a year, but even that is very rare.

 

[Varun]

I guess he interpreted the title wrongly. "Things you wish, but you didn't see"

 

[ste_mc_efc]

Oh please, we Indians ourselves say bad about our nation and then expect others not to do so. The place where I live in Mumbai has no power cuts, never. There might just be one or two in a year, but even that is very rare.

I think you need to lighten up.

Just like all those part of India that are constantly in darkness due to the power cuts.

 

[Dipak]

The place where I live in Mumbai has no power cuts, never. There might just be one or two in a year, but even that is very rare.

Rcently, he power situation is better. I remember power cut for 3 hours everyday a few mo nth ago. In places like Kalyan it was 8 hours.

 

[AbhishekS]

Rcently, he power situation is better. I remember power cut for 3 hours everyday a few mo nth ago. In places like Kalyan it was 8 hours.

Yes, I do agree that the situation in areas like Kalyan, Thane, Vashi and Nerul is bad, but there are absolutely no power cuts in areas like Bandra, Worli, Dadar and Churchgate. People living in these areas would have no idea of what a power cut is.

On the other hand, most of the people who live in areas which have frequent power cuts have inverters installed. Now-a-days the builders themselves provide those and so the problem is solved to quite an extent.

 

[Varun]

On the other hand, most of the people who live in areas which have frequent power cuts have inverters installed. Now-a-days the builders themselves provide those and so the problem is solved to quite an extent.

If a problem is solved at some places but not everywhere then it doesn't mean that the problem is solved. I know that you mean we're on a road to development now, and Dipak's way of saying "It's India" signified a little ignorance, but that doesn't mean he calls it a bad nation. (though he is an english fan )

 

[Gaurav_7]

 

[mattfb]

I think you need to lighten up.

Just like all those part of India that are constantly in darkness due to the power cuts.

 

[AkshayC]

I think this thread is about the things you wish you didn't see live not about the increasing power cuts in India.

 

[Themer]

I think this thread is about the things you wish you didn't see live not about the increasing power cuts in India

No, this thread is solely for the purpose of discussing the electrical problems of India so unless you have a power related story I'd leave.

 

[riz7khan12]

I guess he interpreted the title wrongly. "Things you wish, but you didn't see"

funniest thing i've read today.