Gappa Tappa corner thread 10 - general discussions - Page 89

Originally posted by: sameerph

Main challenge in Mumbai is how and when to start local trains. It will be impossible to operate them in the way they were earlier ( crowded to the brim). They have to somehow find a way of reducing the crowd in the trains and buses. Initially, govt will have to ask offices to work on alternate days ( odd/ even or something) or ask as many as possible to continue to work from home as they have been doing now. It is certainly possible in many of the professions. Not sure how they will enforce such thing though.

Whatever method they can adopt, I still doubt they will be able to ensure any "safe distance". Just imagine, even at 11 pm the locals have been packed to the brim so far, and staggering or alternate day working may still not reduce the crowds sufficiently to maintain the safety norms.

Originally posted by: sameerph

Main challenge in Mumbai is how and when to start local trains. It will be impossible to operate them in the way they were earlier ( crowded to the brim). They have to somehow find a way of reducing the crowd in the trains and buses. Initially, govt will have to ask offices to work on alternate days ( odd/ even or something) or ask as many as possible to continue to work from home as they have been doing now. It is certainly possible in many of the professions. Not sure how they will enforce such thing though.

I can't imagine the horror if Local trains starts.. at least I can imagine by road..traveling by busses and other vehicles,physical distancing is possible..(if only crowd remains calm and co-operate bus drivers/conductors or rickshaw/taxi drivers.)

But with local trains I can imagine only horror scenes 😆 specially ladies compartment one 😬😬

Originally posted by: kamalsh56

Whatever method they can adopt, I still doubt they will be able to ensure any "safe distance". Just imagine, even at 11 pm the locals have been packed to the brim so far, and staggering or alternate day working may still not reduce the crowds sufficiently to maintain the safety norms.

I know but at least it will reduce the crowd somewhat. For instance, some of the companies like TCS have already announced that their employees will continue to work from home for long period of time. This is possible in many professions. It will also reduce the cost of their office rentals costs. Time for businesses to change their models and work from home will become much more common than before.

Immediete priority is for those who cannot work from home like say manufacturing, opening up of all the shops etc.

Originally posted by: sameerph

I know but at least it will reduce the crowd somewhat. For instance, some of the companies like TCS have already announced that their employees will continue to work from home for long period of time. This is possible in many professions. It will also reduce the cost of their office rentals costs. Time for businesses to change their models and work from home will become much more common than before.

Immediete priority is for those who cannot work from home like say manufacturing, opening up of all the shops etc.

whatever u have stated is absolutely correct bt d problem with we indians is whenever any facility or liberty is given with certail rules and regulations,te break kas hoil he pahile pahil jat.

see in malls,kevadhi gardi aste.

even in lockdown period ,we have seen so much crowd not maintaining any social distance

even i have seen so many who inspite if having masks,which was not properly put on.

so trains suru karayala harakat nahi,bt gammat mhnaun janare kiti lok astat.tyana kon avaranar.problem ha ahe.

Originally posted by: kamalsh56

I had mentioned in an earlier post that Gashmeer had not made use of his father's connections in the industry. I now know why. I just watched one of his interviews where he discloses that in his young age his father's business crashed and they had to vacate their house and no one turned up to help. His mother worked as a house help in a restaurant and he had to start teaching dance to pay back the debt.

So similar to the numerous stories from the film industry where you are the toast of the town as long as you give hits but the moment you are down and out you are just abandoned by the same so called friends and well wishers.

Gashmeer is stud.. I really wish he gets some blockbuster movie.. Acting tar to changla kartoch but he is good looking too😳

Originally posted by: sameerph

I know but at least it will reduce the crowd somewhat. For instance, some of the companies like TCS have already announced that their employees will continue to work from home for long period of time. This is possible in many professions. It will also reduce the cost of their office rentals costs. Time for businesses to change their models and work from home will become much more common than before.

Immediete priority is for those who cannot work from home like say manufacturing, opening up of all the shops etc.

TCS does provide transportation to their employees.. they have busses for every route

because of stringent data privacy policies TCS did not give wfh option to many employees before but I am glad they are finally changing their old age policies 😬😬😬😆many employees specially married ladies must be so happy to get wfh option now😆

I think in a couple of months people will have total lockdown rule fatigue and everything will go back to normal. The only change will be all will wear masks and wash hands frequently. Those who travel by train or bus or visit malls will leave it to chance and feel lucky if they don't catch the virus.

Originally posted by: HydroxyGroup

Gashmeer is stud.. I really wish he gets some blockbuster movie.. Acting tar to changla kartoch but he is good looking too😳

I think he has really paired well with Pooja in Bonus. They have crackling chemistry specially in that lovely song Navasa Ishara (Shreya Goshal / Rohan Rohan) which is so beautifully picturised with it's collage of their interactions in the movie.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hZdtlcuIgOg

Originally posted by: kamalsh56

I think in a couple of months people will have total lockdown rule fatigue and everything will go back to normal. The only change will be all will wear masks and wash hands frequently. Those who travel by train or bus or visit malls will leave it to chance and feel lucky if they don't catch the virus.

I agree. Hopefully, by that time covid intensity will also come down. Look at Europe now. The cases have consistently reduced all over Europe in last 10-15 days. And there is no vaccine or medicine still. And there is no chance that herd immunity is developed because no. of cases there are nowhere near 75 % or even 50%.

So, maybe virus mutation does weaken after some time. It can still come back with a second waive there. But as of now at least it is much reduced in Italy, Spain etc. So, there is hope that this will happen in India in a month or so.