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These are the best lines from every chapter and gives the complete meaning of the Bhagavad Gita.Chapter 1:Chapter 2:Chapter 3:Chapter 4:Chapter 5:Chapter 6:Chapter 7:Chapter 8:Chapter 9:Chapter 10:Chapter 11:Chapter 12:Chapter 13:Chapter 14:Chapter 15:Chapter 16:Chapter 17:Chapter 18:

This is simple to answer using just the Bible to provide the answer. Absolutely no scientific knowledge is needed to answer your question.So get out your copy of the Bible, a pad of paper, and something to write notes with. Turn to Genesis, chapter 1.Chapter 1 of the Bible says that God created all of the animals. God did this in verses 20 through 25. Check your bible and confirm what I am saying is true. Write down the verses and days they happened on, with a note that God creates the animals and fish and birds in these verses of chapter 1.Still in chapter 1, read on to chapter 1, verse 27. This is where God creates Humans. In verse 27 God creates man and woman, in his image, at the same time. Make sure you note this down.You have just shown that God created all the animals and then created humans as his crowning achievement. Animals first, man and woman second.OK, now start a second sheet for chapter 2. In chapter 2, verse 7 god creates man out of the dirt. Just man alone, no woman. Keep noting down these important ‘facts’ from your Bible, and their order.Continuing in chapter 2, God sees man is lonely and so God starts to make all of the animals from the dirt for man. This is verses 18 and 19 in chapter 2.All of the animals have a companion of their own, but the man is still alone. God puts the man (in chapter 2 he gets a name: Adam) to sleep and God takes a rib from Adam. God makes woman from Adam’s rib.This happens in chapter 2 , verses 22 and 23.You have just shown that God created man first, all of the animals second, and woman third.Have you noted down everything from the Bible? Have you satisfied yourself that I am not making this up and this is exactly what your Bible tells you?You have two sets of ‘facts’ from your Bible:The Bible tells you that God created all of the animals first, and then on a later day created man and woman at the same time.The Bible tells you that God created man (alone), then created all of the animals, and then created woman.It is, of course, impossible that both of these things can be true.It could be that one or the other is true. It could be that neither is true. These stories may just be ancient fables used to teach lessons (as most Christians believe).However, it is absolutely impossible for both chapter 1 and chapter 2 of Genesis to both be true.You have just proved, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that not everything in the Bible is true.This is the answer to your question. How can it be that the Earth took billions of years to form when the Bible says that it happened in one day?How can that be? Well, because your Bible tells you so. That’s why.It can be, because, as your Bible clearly tells you, not everything in the Bible is true. Your Bible has shown you, in the first 2 chapters, that you must not take everything in the Bible to be true as you read through it.It can be because your Bible, itself, tells you that the Bible is not completely true.

The answer is that India is unique. First, to have this kind of a problem, you have to be a geographically large country with at least some freedom of movement of workers. That sets the stage for movement of workers from one part to another distant part.Second, you need significant regional differences in the level of development and jobs. In other words, there should be better-off places that attract migrant workers.Third, the wages in the destinations must be low, compared to the cost of living. That means the workers don’t move with their families. There are still strong roots in the villages and small towns. The migrants are living in tight conditions, and sending money home to support some family members.Not many countries have these features.The end result is the migrants - with or without families - are living on daily earnings in very tight conditions. Still better than the village, which has no prospects.But all of that vanishes when daily work and earnings end. Now there is no reason to live in the city. And, there are no resources to live in the city. The migrant worker has no choice but to go back. That’s India. No other country.**Off-topic update May 2020**In the lockdown, I have been busy writing a book Core Economics: Concepts & Applications. It’s a no-math no-jargon discussion of economic concepts and their applications, based on my experience of nearly 35 years in applying economic ideas to resolve practical issues worldwide. It’s a learning book but not a textbook - it is written in a conversational tone. I had posted drafts of Chapters 1 and 2 on Linkedin and other social media. I have now written nine chapters (over 200 pages), and will publish the book in early June 2020 as an Amazon e-book.