#Shortages2



In my earlier post ‘SHORTAGE’  I had mentioned these items continuing in short supply…..

1980 onwards        Electricity
& continuing           Water
 Cooking gas
 Fertilisers
 Pulses
 Milk
 Text books of primary classes
 Admission to Professional courses

2000 onwards        Train berths / seats
& continuing         Skilled workers

These items continue to be in short supply, and I feel some more items can be added. Criteria for any item to be considered should be that the majority should be affected by it.

Such an item that can be added is Public transport.

                               

Public transport, whether provided & run by Municipal authorities or State authorities or by Private enterprise is in acute short supply across India in nearly all the cities.

                             

Laws of Nature say that supply shall flow towards the area of shortage and there cannot be any shortage for long. The laws of supply and demand also reiterate this.

                              

But it seems that natural laws do not have any affect here..

Why ?

Comments

  1. Anonymous11 February 2013 at 10:20

    There is an urgent need to control POPULATION.population is increasing in leaps and bound...its a natural procedure..while mode of transport are created...after all its a mechanical process...how much can be crteated???

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