Two students talking about the present situation of india
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Raj: Hi how are you?
Akbar: I'm fine. What's going on?
Raj: I am badly affected by demonetisation.
Akbar: How?
Raj: I need money for my brother's wedding and other expenses but couldn't manage. I waited in queues for a week but hardly managed to exchange a few thousand.
Akbar: I agree with you I am also affected by this badly. Government should give a large timeline or special arrangements to exchange notes.
Raj: It was a good idea but implementation was wrong and everyone suffered a lot.
Akbar: Yes it also badly affected our economy and investors.
Raj: It's completely a government failure.
Akbar: I agree. Do you need money I can help you.
Raj: Thank you dear.
Akbar: I'm fine. What's going on?
Raj: I am badly affected by demonetisation.
Akbar: How?
Raj: I need money for my brother's wedding and other expenses but couldn't manage. I waited in queues for a week but hardly managed to exchange a few thousand.
Akbar: I agree with you I am also affected by this badly. Government should give a large timeline or special arrangements to exchange notes.
Raj: It was a good idea but implementation was wrong and everyone suffered a lot.
Akbar: Yes it also badly affected our economy and investors.
Raj: It's completely a government failure.
Akbar: I agree. Do you need money I can help you.
Raj: Thank you dear.
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Bheem: Hi Sunil, how are you?
Sunil: I am good, how are you?
Bheem: I am good too.
Sunil: Actually I am really worried about the trade balance of India.
Bheem: Really? Why?
Sunil: Because there are so many thnings which are being imported by our economy.
Bheem: Yes, I have noticed that too, this is not very good for our GDP.
Sunil: Yes, So I was thinking if there were more products made in our country, our country would have been better off or its GDP will increase eventually.
Bheem: Yes, I think we should encourage the manufacturers to do so.
Sunil: But how?
Bheem: I think we should teach people to boycott imported goods and let the government know the reason why we are doing it.
Sunil: Yes, so that our country would be encouraged to make their own products.
Bheem: Yes, I think we should start spreading this word from our school.
Sunil: Yes, that sounds like a good plan.
Sunil: I am good, how are you?
Bheem: I am good too.
Sunil: Actually I am really worried about the trade balance of India.
Bheem: Really? Why?
Sunil: Because there are so many thnings which are being imported by our economy.
Bheem: Yes, I have noticed that too, this is not very good for our GDP.
Sunil: Yes, So I was thinking if there were more products made in our country, our country would have been better off or its GDP will increase eventually.
Bheem: Yes, I think we should encourage the manufacturers to do so.
Sunil: But how?
Bheem: I think we should teach people to boycott imported goods and let the government know the reason why we are doing it.
Sunil: Yes, so that our country would be encouraged to make their own products.
Bheem: Yes, I think we should start spreading this word from our school.
Sunil: Yes, that sounds like a good plan.
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