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Rajat Jain

IITian, [email protected]

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Rajat Jain posted an opinion to a discussionNov, 04 2016

Ask Me Anything session with Bawa and Dinesh

Quoting from one of your answers on another QnA website, you said that after your first course of Art of Living, you realized that you became more compassionate and happy, and less of an "intellectual idiot". What exactly do you mean by the term "intellectual idiot?"
A person you follow posted a new opinion on Oct, 11 2016

What would have been the end of WW2 if atom bombs weren't invented then?

S.N Raman had posted

Interesting, this was part of my academics.The conventional Allied invasion plan of Honshu involved gassing the cities to preemptively exterminate their populations, sinc


Rajat Jain IITian, [email protected]

I think you are overestimating the effect of a Soviet vs. West conventional war without nuclear weaponry.

Rajat Jain started a new discussionSep, 28 2016

With today's tweet, Kejriwal would have lost a huge support base

https://twitter.com/ArvindKejriwal/status/780799691034284032?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw

I think when Yogendra Yadav and Prashant Bhushan left AAP, it lost a huge support base and today they lost even more followers.

Rajat Jain disagreed with an opinion onSep, 28 2016

Islamabad SAARC Summit likely to be called off. Starting of the International boycott!

Ahmed Azab had posted

The definition of 'Isolation' here is limited to few insignificant countries not wanting to anger India. India on it's own cannot isolate any country. That privilege is w



Rajat Jain agreed with a discussionSep, 25 2016

India is dying of thirst, can we please talk about it?

We have seen Latur, that too was lucky to get some media attention. We are seeing what's happening in Tamilnadu and Karnataka

22 out of 32 major cities in India suffer from a water shortage. E.g. Jamshedpur has a 70% gap between demand and supply. Faridabad, Meerut, Kanpur, Asansol, Dhanbad, Madurai and Hyderabad have a shortage of 30%.

Delhi needs 415 crore litres of water everyday byt gets only 315 crore litres. 100 Crore litres short.

Central ground water board report here in Jharkhand says that ground water level is going down by 6 feet every year. Ranchi wouldn't be left with any ground water in 10 years and yet its identified only as semi critical zone. Dhanbad and Ramgarh are identified as critical zones.

It is estimated that by 2030 India will have a 50% demand and supply gap.

Latur can turn into a ghost town pretty soon if it doesnt rain now. The administration is able to provide only 6 litres of water everyday to public through rationing. 6 litres, is 4 large bottles of sprite or coke.

We have seen Latur, that too was lucky to get some media attention. We are seeing what's happening in Tamilnadu and Karnataka 22 out of 32 major cities in India suffer from a water shortage. E.g. Jamshedpur has a 70% gap between demand and supply. Faridabad, Meerut, Kanpur, Asansol, Dhanbad, Madurai
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Rajat Jain disagreed with an opinion onSep, 25 2016

Has Mr Modi's speech today already replied to Pakistan's aggression or is it just a PR rehash

Rohit pande had posted

Wordsmiths of social media and public rallies. May the power be with the spin.



Rajat Jain started a new discussionSep, 24 2016

It is not justified to bring Indian history in the perspective while discuss contemporary Indian problems

World has changed a lot in last one and a half decade and so has India. When we discuss current Indian problems like Caste system, Hindu-Muslim friction, economy etc. how justified it is to bring history of India in the perspective.

Shouldn't we just talk about the rights and wrongs and present solutions?

World has changed a lot in last one and a half decade and so has India. When we discuss current Indian problems like Caste system, Hindu-Muslim friction, economy etc. how justified it is to bring history of India in the perspective.Shouldn't we just talk about the rights and wrongs and present solut
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A person you follow posted a new opinion on Sep, 24 2016

Which side is Russia on?

Ahmed Azab had posted

Rohit, you just equated my opinion to animal noise and you guys are saying I am the one doing personal attacks. Akshat was ignorant in thinking that we had the courage to


Rajat Jain IITian, [email protected]

This is fun.


Rajat Jain posted an opinion to a discussionSep, 20 2016

Twitter struggling as an entity even as it starts to dictate political discourse in India

Twitter has much more in its bucket than shaping political discourse in India. It has been at the core of uprising in Tunisia and then complete Arab spring. It is live feed for any match being played around the world. When bombs went off during the Boston Marathon, in April of 2013, users sat glued to the feed, suddenly privy to something visceral and real, something happening.

Twitter has problems now, yes, there is no denial. It has problem of discovery, its crowded, information flow is not very clear which is affecting its numbers. Dick at Twitter did a shitty job and in that era, twitter lost its direction for future.

It might have come down from $36bn to $12bn but that might not correct judgement. Linkedin acquisition has show this. Twitter with google makes perfect sense, and google would be the first open to bid for it, if it fails to make a clear path for profits.

Twitter has much more in its bucket than shaping political discourse in India. It has been at the core of uprising in Tunisia and then complete Arab spring. It is live feed for any match being played around the world. When bombs went off during the Boston Marathon, in April of 2013, users sat glued
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A person you follow posted a new opinion on Sep, 16 2016

"2 Girls Were Gangraped In Delhi In Front Of Their Friends." There is no outrage, is this also 'chalta hai' now?

Sudhanshu had posted

Let me tell you an incident. I was in Hotel Ginger in Noida this may. From the window I could see 2-3 plots where people had dumped garbage. It is 9-10 am in the morning


Rajat Jain IITian, [email protected]

Did you get to know what really happened with the lady?

Rajat Jain posted an opinion to a discussionSep, 15 2016

Steve Jobs, a Zen Buddhist, chose to manufacture his products in China- the country that inflicted horrific crimes in Tibet

Don't we have a downvote option to remove content, like in Quora?
A person you follow posted a new opinion on Sep, 15 2016

Where does the road to black money lead from here ?

Rohit pande had posted

But what about the repeated threats being issued by the PM, would there be no optics of action at least to show outcome or a follow through on threat


Rajat Jain IITian, [email protected]

There will be a lot of action. There is no reason for BJP to not take action on it, there will be inaction only for people who are personally connected. These personally connected will divert some media houses to shut their mouths and only do har har modi to make him victorious even in this challenge that India was facing
There will be a lot of action. There is no reason for BJP to not take action on it, there will be inaction only for people who are personally connected. These personally connected will divert some media houses to shut their mouths and only do har har modi to make him victorious even in this challeng
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A person you follow posted a new opinion on Sep, 15 2016

Gravitational Waves: We have learnt a lot in one year

Vivek Sharma had posted

Supernova signals are much weaker than binary inspiral, which is why LIGO's range is usually given as a distance for binary NS mergers (because they have an upper limit o


Rajat Jain IITian, [email protected]

A galactic supernova would be amazing for gravitational waves, for neutrino detectors and for various electromagnetic detectors. In particular, the neutrino detectors would certainly note it, and alert the electromagnetic detectors. Nothing in the last 30 years.

A person you follow posted a new opinion on Sep, 14 2016

Why isn't North Korea's nuclear ambition concerning the world?

Rohit pande had posted

True, but is there anyone who has the leverage to put pressure ?Russia ?Chins ?Is it in Russia's interest to have a rogue state lurking aroundin the chess game of interna


Rajat Jain IITian, [email protected]

1. I doubt many Chinese today even think of the Korean war. I doubt if any Chinese even know what the Yalu river represents. Most chinese resent NK and the real skelton in the closet is China's disasterous intervention in 1971 with Vietnam. For all of China's blustering it's military has become a tool of repression used by the government to bully its own citizens, Tibet, and its neigbours. It's fighting capabilities are untested and suspect.

2. The situation with the USA and israel is not comparable. Israel (whether true or not) represents a bastion that can be counted on to protect US Islamic allies and big business oil. There are deep economic protection interests at paly with US support of Israel. The same cannot be said for China-NK where NK is a total economic drain on China.

The real issue with China and NK is that if you want to be a real super power, you have to use that power in a meaningful way. Allowing NK Korea to act with impunity and allowing Asian allies to obtain advanced US weaponry because of that reckless ally undermines China's claim that it is a real responsible superpower.

Then thrown in China's ridiculous actions in the south china sea and you can see parallels between how NK and Chian behave ... birds of a feather ...

1. I doubt many Chinese today even think of the Korean war. I doubt if any Chinese even know what the Yalu river represents. Most chinese resent NK and the real skelton in the closet is China's disasterous intervention in 1971 with Vietnam. For all of China's blustering it's military has become a to
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