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Bullsh!t!!! If over half of India was without electricity, then more than half of the image below, showing India at night would have been black! Check out the NASA image taken from space...
It looks more like 80% of India that's lit up!
Haidar bhai, please don't copy paste whatever you see in the Western press. Most of it is poppyc0ck!
Cheers!
P.S. Note Tibet, Southern China, BD and Burma in comparison! The Western portion of India has less illumination as what you're seeing is desert with sparse population.
my goodness a light on every inch of india and that too like 300W bulbs looking towards the sky and all those lights confined inside the Indian borders
my goodness a light on every inch of india and that too like 300W bulbs looking towards the sky and all those lights confined inside the Indian borders, Show that to Mujeeb your bangladeshi people.
If there were more smarts than fools this world would be like hell
Ever heard of a festival called deewali????? This picture was taken by NASA on last year deewali night......
NASA, the national space agency of the U.S., on Thursday released a black and white satellite imagery of India Diwali night 2012, cautioning people against the fake image in circulation on the social media.
On November 12, 2012, the Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite (VIIRS) on the Suomi NPP satellite captured this night-time view of southern Asia, NASA said releasing a picture of India on this Diwali night.
The image is based on data collected by the VIIRS day- night band, which detects light in a range of wavelengths from green to near-infrared. The image has been brightened to make the city lights easier to distinguish, it said.
NASA said most of the bright areas in the imagery released by it are cities and towns in India. India is home to more than 1.2 billion people and has 30 cities with populations over 1 million, it said.
Cities in Bangladesh, Nepal, and Pakistan are also visible near the edges of the image.
An image that claims to show the region lit for Diwali has been circulating on social media websites and the Internet in recent years. In fact, it does not show what it claims.
That image, based on data from the Operational Linescan System flown on US Defense Meteorological Satellite Program (DMSP) satellites, is a colourcomposite created in 2003 by NOAA scientist Chris Elvidge to highlight population growth over time, NASA said.
In that image, white areas show city lights that were visible prior to 1992, while blue, green, and red shades indicate city lights that became visible in 1992, 1998, and 2003 respectively, it said.
In reality, any extra light produced during Diwali is so subtle that it is likely imperceptible when observed from space, NASA said.
Ever heard of a festival called deewali????? This picture was taken by NASA on last year deewali night......
dont tell me you really believe this photo is real!!
compare that to christmas eve photo of US, forget US its too big take UK...they will look dark ages as compared to India
This is another "80% of indians live below 20rs a day" kind of ****.