deepakraam
June 27th, 2008, 04:21 PM
Everywhere,everyone is playing the blame game of pointing fingers @<hidden> the Govt for this fuel price hike.The fuel price hike is not bcos of the Govt.Letz do some introspection to find the reason for real price hike.
1.Almost 1000 vehicles are getting registered everyday in one major city in India.Think about the no.of vehicles getting registered all over India in one day.
2.Ppl don't want to walk not even 1 Km.They take the bike to drink tea in the nearby Tea shop.
3.Almost in all the signals vehicles are standing for almost 2 mins with the engine ON.Its consuming a lot of fuel.
The main reason for the fuel hike is WE and not the Govt.In any part of the world when the above things happen,there will be an increase in the fuel hike.No wonder about that.Needless to say about the speculation in the oil industry which is driving up the prices.
My 2 cents:
I kindly request everyone to think twice before starting your vehicle.If you can use other means of transport please use it.Use your vehicle only in case of emergency.This way we can save some fuel.This is the best way to pull down the prices of fuel.
-Deepak.
1.Almost 1000 vehicles are getting registered everyday in one major city in India.Think about the no.of vehicles getting registered all over India in one day.
2.Ppl don't want to walk not even 1 Km.They take the bike to drink tea in the nearby Tea shop.
3.Almost in all the signals vehicles are standing for almost 2 mins with the engine ON.Its consuming a lot of fuel.
The main reason for the fuel hike is WE and not the Govt.In any part of the world when the above things happen,there will be an increase in the fuel hike.No wonder about that.Needless to say about the speculation in the oil industry which is driving up the prices.
My 2 cents:
I kindly request everyone to think twice before starting your vehicle.If you can use other means of transport please use it.Use your vehicle only in case of emergency.This way we can save some fuel.This is the best way to pull down the prices of fuel.
-Deepak.