India

The government justifies mixing 20% ethanol in petrol by claiming it reduces fuel imports and pollution. It ignores the fact that this harms engines, reduces mileage, and consumers still pay the same price as for 100% pure petrol.

As usual, bhakts are happy with this decision.

What if tomorrow the government forces us to drink milk blended with 20% artificial liquid? It tastes like milk, makes curd and paneer, but has fewer nutrients, and still costs the same as pure milk.

Will you be okay with that?

The government justifies mixing 20% ethanol in petrol by claiming it reduces fuel imports and pollution. It ignores the fact that this harms engines, reduces mileage, and consumers still pay the same price as for 100% pure petrol.

As usual, bhakts are happy with this decision.

Kapil

The government justifies mixing 20% ethanol in petrol by claiming it reduces fuel imports and pollution. It ignores the fact that this harms engines, reduces mileage, and consumers still pay the same price as for 100% pure petrol.

As usual, bhakts are happy with this decision.

What if tomorrow the government forces us to drink milk blended with 20% artificial liquid? It tastes like milk, makes curd and paneer, but has fewer nutrients, and still costs the same as pure milk.

Will you be okay with that?

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