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yes, i agree with wat pawan had said. and in my point of view i think its better to use the vehicle which can run under battery system. so that people feel more comfortable and also by recharging it daily they may use it according to their needs.

this is not good

i agree to both comments given by pavan and sridevi that we must search for some other alternative for energy. but is it so easy? our needs for the oil cant be controled so easily.rising prices are hearting the economy of india for that we must find out alternative so that we can get oil in lesser cost. today we are getting oil from arab contries. the cost of purchase is very less but in logistics and transportation we are paying more because of the bad relation from pakistan otherwise a pipeline from arab countries to india from pakistan may be a better solution of this problem. today also it can be done by making a joint venture. if pakistan will allow pipeline through there country they will get oil in lesser cost and we too. investment in the project will be a problem for them so india will do it. pak would be agree on this because they would be getting profit too. that is how we can cut the cost of oil.

This is another typical problem of demand and supply imbalance. The problem is worsening due to cartellisation of major oil producer and restriction on the evolution of natural market demand and supply dynamics. I can identify the following broad reason why the fuel prices are rising and in the second part of my comment I am discussing how it can be controlled: Reasons: 1) Increasing demand although there is limited production. It makes demand curve more steep although supply curve is either constant or not slanting in equal proportion. How can it be controlled? 1)Development and use of unconventional source of energy like windmill power, solar power, hydro power which will reduce the pressure on demand. 2) Increase in the domestic production which will reduce the import demand and hence the price. 3) Enter into a long term forward or future contract which will provide umbrella against general currency fluctuation as well as upward price movement. 4) Hedging the price in the derivative market. 6)Effective use of the oil which will reduce the demand further leading to lesser import demand and price eventually.

use of public vehicle demand can be diminished at a high rate, finding alternative sources of energy, like solor, hydel energy system, domestic production, least dependence on exports are the main ways to solve the promblem. reduction in govt intervantion is requiered.

i am agree with the above pepole.i think the best way to deal with oil prices is to usev the oil in limited manner and to go for other conventionl sources of energy.As now India is importing 70%of the crude oil to compensate its energy needs.However as now world is relying more on gas ans also in india consumption of gas is increasing so insted of oil why dont we go for cng which would be more better than oil and also cng is more enviornmental friendly.

Science should always be our slave not our master. It’s interesting that in this article nobody brought out the controlled use nuclear fuel as an alternate for the oil at several places. People should realize that the use of nuclear fuel in a controlled manner would lessen the burden of oil by at least 15%. US oil exploration industry is moving towards oil, generated by corn, even though it has several negatives but such change is for the good.

HOW TO DEAL WITH HIGH OIL PRICES SINCE FRDS WE KNOW THAT AS MUCH AS IS THE DEMAND AS HIGH IS THE PRICE...SO IF WE WNT THAT PRICE SHOULD BE UNDER CONTROL..WE HAVE TO RESTRICT OURSELF TO USE OIL IN A PROPER MANNER.... THEIR IS A VERY GUD QUESTION THAT BEFORE V DISCUSS THIS TOPIC I.E WHERE IS THIS OIL IS USED? (i) In Industries (ii) In vehilces for transportation (iii) In households (iv) In Producing Electricity so oil used in industry can not be restricted but oil used in transportation can be minimized if ppl take corrective actions..... also oil used in household can also be not reduced... but electricity cann be produced be natural resources rather than using oils... so this is the way frds v can control .....oil prices by lowering the consumption

Hey, In order to solve one problem we can not give an unwanted invitation to another problem.The other problem I am taking about is the increase in the price of the cylinder which will increase as increase in demand. And think whether all the people will afford it or not. Even though government subsidized it who will bear the burden,its general pubilc. One of the way to sought it out is to increase the supply by looking for new sources and use the existing on optimally.

very good

as per my knowledge majority of the countries except india are not facing a high oil prices problem....the oil available to them is quite cheaper whereas water available there is quite expensive(eg: bangkok, malaysia, singapour, dubai etc.) as v cannot stop using water nor v can compromise on its usage with any other alternative...similarly usage of oil toa large extent cannot be curbed...just by using public transport usage will never be reduced. more public travelling through public transport wll result more locations to be covered by the buses so usage will ultimately be more.hence, what everyone here said bout having a mutual understanding n long term contracts with the oil producing countries can atleast make a point to not further allow the other countries by hiking the prices.

I agree with above speakers and happy that they think so. But the things said , will take long duration of time to implement in real lives. we should think for present remedies rather than what can be done in future. India is the country where problems will put up when higher authority have the same as common people. burden is always given to general people. so every citizen should try to have break,since every raise have falls.

i think one other way is govt should take extra taxes on the industrial use of oil as they can go for alternatives easyly and they are consuming alot so govt should think over thisss

the above point i well said, but we always forget that we are in a democratic country the government is by the people, from the people and for the people. hence just dumping the problem to government is actually dumping on our self. i would say the best and foremost way is to slow down the development rate and try improving what we have in the hand i.e. the current developed industries , the transport mechanism and other in this way we can have a better perspective of the oil consumption and by the use of conventional energy sources wherever possible thus limiting the oil usage by forecasting the oil reserve of earth we can have a better future.

hey, like all of above said that oil prices increase day by day. it is our risponsibility that young people take steps to control over it . then we can use it for long time. it is a important product for us. we can not do anything without it .we shoud take step angaist them who waste it.

hi good evening everyone... the topic is "How to deal with high oil prices"... i think firstly pooling money for petrol and using single source of commuting.the demand & price for petrochemical products will come down.we can't do anything without it.

i think ashu's suggestion is good

i agree vth pavan n ashu suggestions.............its vey quite simple