r/memerhubklol

E0 mileage - 22.2 kmpl

E20 mileage - 14.9 kmpl

Upto 33% mileage drop in older vehicles purchased before 2023 along with poor AC performance & higher engine vibrations.

The video by @cars24india now stands deleted, shortly after being uploaded on YouTube.

🚨 People caught stealing cement from a newly laid road before it had even dried

Ajeet bharti unfiltered 😭...

My god 😢.... Who do they drive so fast inside small gullies... I hope the little girl is safe

India has the highest number of child beggars globally with uttar pradesh on top.

The GC (Bhumihar) community is facing abuse and attacks for attempting to build a temple . Yet, despite such incidents, some groups continue to portray themselves solely as victims while overlooking violence or hostility directed at others.

An anganwadi worker is seen kicking and abusing a child for refusal to go to anganwadi... Sadly the child is no more as per lastest sources

China has demonstrated a Direct Coal Fuel Cell concept that aims to generate electricity from coal without the conventional combustion → steam → turbine route.

Instead of debating whether it's "good" or "bad," I'm more interested in the counterfactual implications if a technology like this ever became commercially viable.

For India:

- Would it extend the life of our coal-based energy system instead of accelerating the transition away from coal?

- If electricity became more efficient or cheaper, could it trigger a rebound effect where overall electricity consumption increases?

- Would this create new engineering and manufacturing jobs while putting pressure on some traditional coal-sector roles?

- Would India invest in retrofitting existing plants, or would the conversion cost make adoption economically unattractive?

- If coal-rich countries could produce electricity more efficiently, would it change global energy geopolitics?

Most importantly, what assumptions are we making? This technology is still far from replacing conventional thermal power plants. Its success depends on cost, durability, scalability, and policy support, not just engineering.

Which second-order effect do you think policymakers would underestimate the most?

Sources 👇🏼

1.)Chinese ZC-DCFC

https://amp.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3351241/china-unveils-worlds-first-coal-fuel-cell-can-produce-electricity-zero-emission

2.)Coal Boom in india

https://www.pib.gov.in/PressReleasePage.aspx?PRID=2118788&reg=3&lang=2

3.)Challenges for Plant Conversion

https://ieaghg.org/publications/retrofitting-co2-capture-to-existing-power-plants/

4.)Energy employment growth

https://www.iea.org/reports/world-energy-employment-2025/executive-summary