I will say this once to clear all doubt. Yes, there is oil there. However, fact of the matter is that it is few and scattered. Therefore, the amount of money spent on extraction is far more greater than the amount of oil that can be produced. It is a fruitless exercise. Only a political topic to tune the public. Same thing about the Bio diesel story. Yes , it is possible to produce bio diesel but the cost of production is far greater than the benefits. However, producing bio diesel using waste products from farming to generate some of the fuel need for agriculture is a feasible proposal and a great idea if they can implement it. If we try to generate bio diesel to cater for the whole country we will end up in a greater mess.
The only reason biodiesel is not feasible here is because we don't have enough farmland.if not its far better than fossil fuel.also its far better for the environment because it doesn't contribute to global warming. I don't think anybody waiting in a fuel queue would want to wait there, because alternatives are not economically feasible.small scale production and gradual increase is what is needed.we either need high yielding non edible plant oils or other sources such as algae if it is to entirely replace fossil fuels. As for importing the finish product of fossil fuels,nowadays most of the foreign exchange we earn is spent on importing petrol and diesel.needless to say having to buy expensive fuel creates many problems resulting in the increased cost of living.
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