Global Power crises is not only a India's problem but Its global. India's power consumption is very less as compared to US and China. Also power demand arise due to Industrialization not by local consumption. Most of the manufacturing units are in China not in India (which means China's future energy needs is more then any other country in world). India has enough water resources, all India is require good Water management which i hope will be done in near future.
India's power consumption is very less compared to US & China because India is far behind USA & China in terms of industrialization & removing poverty. And if you think you can live in this world without industrializing, then good luck!
Most of the manufacturing units are in China, because China is decades ahead of India and has more to offer to investors/producers. The reason why they are not in India is because (like I said earlier), China is more industrialized. If India wants to progress beyond China, the power demand will be high & continue to rise for a long time. If you want limited progress (i.e. no development in the daalit world), then yes, the demand may not be as much for as long.
How many rivers for a billion people?
India may not have enough Uranium or in short run India may have to rely on US, Russia, Canada France and Australia for enriched Uranium but future holds good for India. India has 2nd largest nature stock of Thorium in the world which eventually going to be future Nuclear fuel. India always worked towards sustainability and self reliability. India and US scientist research is going on.. how to harness Thorium for their energy needs.
What is the progress on this research? How can you be so sure that the future holds good for India? What if this project fails?
Oil is outdated fuel. In India, Ethanol petrol is in use now which eventually is manufactured from Agricultural waste. CNG is other alternate fuel which is in much use in Capital and other metros. And to surprise of all Battery operated Bikes are great demand in Cities. "Hero Cycles" "Ebikes" and "ace motors"..yoo bikes.. are major manufacturers of these battery operated bikes. Transformation dont happen in one day it take decades to completely switch over.
Can't disagree on this part. Automotives in this region (including Pakistan) seems to have found alternate energy sources. Where will India get CNG from?
India has been victim of proxy war or u can say state sponsored terrorism. I want to know..how Pakistan is feeling now with Proxy war fighting in their own backyard.
That is not the question at hand. The real question is, how are you feeling now, knowing that India is a failed state (since it is a victim of proxy war), because according to your theory, a country is not sovereign if it gets attacked (with or without declaration of war).
Pakistan would be loser if they pull out from this war: 1) US going to stop giving military and financial AID to Pakistan.
Pakistan doesn't really need the financial aid that USA has to offer. If US stops giving military aid, Pakistan will not have to buy gunships & related defence equipment to fight Taliban/Al-Qaeda at the borders.
2) US may bomb Pakistan like he did in IRAQ and Afghanistan. Pakistan really dont have any choice but to say yes to US.
I think you are forgetting that Pakistan has nuclear weapons, unlike Iraq & Afghanistan, and the means to deliver them to the surrounding regions.
Pakistan has many choices - it can easily destroy American interests & bases in the region. It can give nuke to Iran, further destroying US plans in the region.
The prominent point of the question that you have avoided is, what will USA/NATO do with a large force in Afghanistan that is isolated and landlocked ? Will it wage more war or will it come to terms with Pakistan.
3) If anyone go by US congress report then you will find that Pakistan is a nursery for terrorist which India knows from much before.
You mean.. the same congress that was convinced that there are WMD in Iraq? HA HA! I've said it before.. the organizations/institution have their own political agendas. Why don't you bring us such reports from neutral countries (that are not involved in Pakistani politics)?
Now, I know of many more seperatists factions (or terrorists as you may call them) in India. I mean, many more than in Pakistan. Wouldn't that make India a larger nursery of terrorists? Should I list them, or do you already know who they are? :)