Hey guys! No need to get tensed. Reliance, Wal-Mart all will come and make money and also screw the common man. These are all political gimmicks. People will think that something is happening, actually the politicians are playing hard-ball. No agitation can take place without a political party's support. After all the parties are given their due share, the common man can go to HELL!!!!
This guy Ramadoss illegally owns more than 2,000 acres near Ford card factory in Chennai. Karunanidhi didn't know about it until when he announced about Satelite city in the same area. Afraid of losing his 2,000 acres illegal land, this Doctor baassttardddddd....oppose the plan to develop the city....
Who is this minister to decide what is good for country or not.This one fool opreating from one part of the country decides who should do business or not.Is he is the custodian of rural people. He is bothered about the traders . What abt the huge middle class Indians. The economy is running on Middle Class Indians.We have every right to decide whether to buy from Reliance or from Kirana store. This minister what so ever he does he cannot stop the retail revolution from happening.Such existing people like this minister and the Left are anti-middle class. They should be classified as " Economic Terrorists" of India.
RE:uneducated ministers
by santosh tripathi on Aug 24, 2007 05:14 PM Permalink
Ramadoss / Mayawati / Mulayam - opportunist politicians has nothing to add value to our society but they only play these dirty games.
I do not understand who vote for these stupids !!!
RE:uneducated ministers
by Nesar Ahmad on Aug 24, 2007 05:13 PM Permalink
who should decide then, friends. its the politicians.. the MPs, the MLAs, the cabinet of ministers who have right to decide about the fate of the country. do you want the ambani's, tata's, birla's, to decide!!!! unfortunately they they do have the greatest say in the decsion making through the backdoor... as per the indian constititustion the MPs, MLAs and ministers should only decide keeping in mind the people's interest.. wish that could be happening.. the industrialists and stupid middle class would never let that happen...
RE:RE:uneducated ministers
by vijay ranjan on Aug 24, 2007 05:30 PM Permalink
there is a proverb in hindi " andher nagri chaupat raja". Murkh key desh mein murkh jee sakte hein. retail sector prices should be checked and they should n ot be encouraged to sell at higher price which aam aadmi cannot afford. these companies shud buy directly from farmers or promote to corporate agriculture where a person would be trained to grow with proper clothes , tools , machines as what happens in south east asian countries like Thailand. And doing farming is not so easy. It s all management and uneducated kissan cannot fill stomach of 1 billion people. India is open economy. Moreover we indians have no class that is why british ruled us for 200 years. and now because of these politicians we will break this country. one said "now ambanis , tatas after making cars will sell dhaniya mirchi" i say y not when it comes to sell things organised way. one day a kilo tomoto is sold at 2 rs and next week at 40 rs at least this will not happen after organising retail sector. Gouvernment can do one thing to protect small shops that these big chains will have specific time limit like Sunday closed or from 8 am till 8 pm. we do not want to make india land of shopkeepers.
RE:uneducated ministers
by Nesar Ahmad on Aug 25, 2007 09:26 AM Permalink
what all you want to be organised... wish you have had any thought about the past.. yes the illeterate and uneducated kisans of this country have been feeding the one billion people to date and not the tata's, ambanis or birla's. if you have even a slightest of the information about the agriculture and food security system of the country you would have not been suggesting corporate farming. just answer one small thing. about two-third of the population of the country is directly dependent on agriculture. would you provide them employmnet if teh agriculture sector is corporatised??? the increasing sensex and shining india with 9% per annum growth is not able to give employemnt even to the educated middle class, where will the farmers be employed them???mayawati who won the up election just a few months ago would have not been forced to cancele the agricuture policy announced by her. our politicians are not fool my dear. they know that internet and sms polls wont get them enogh votes only the illeterate and uneducated vullage and urban poor can give them enough vote to win. so they have to, though half hertedly, bother about them some tiems...
If I'm right, every Indian is entitled to start and run his business in any state. I don't understand this outsider business. Won't the same apply to his Minster son and grandchildren studying in Delhi. Reliance can only ruin the business of other traders when people prefer it over the small retailers. It means it is beneficial to them in some way... in case the farmers are cheated and prices are hiked up later as he puts it..reliance is going to lose its suppliers/customers and eventually fail. So it is a market economy and market dictates terms and not a whining individial... Isn't it a hypocricy to ply in cars, watch TV, own gadgets, made by private companies and ridcule them ? Could he please walk the talk by renouncing everything, live only on things made locally in his native.
that is it. Pl pass this msg to him. Let the people decide what they want. IF he has issue,let him contest contest next election be elected and then talk. Till than, pl do not interfear in public peace.
Basically, I am opposed to acquiring agricultural land for industrialization. This acquisition is not a good trend if you take environment into consideration. Outskirts of Chennai, Thoraipakkam, Sholinganallur etc where we have big buildings of TCS, CTS, Wipro, Infy, Accenture etc were once fertile, agricultural land providing food to whole Chennai. Infact, I learnt from a website that even the places like Mylapore, Gopalapuram (heart of city) were once paddy fields in early 20th century. Now, we have converted them to a Concrete Jungle. If we are going in very fast rate in converting agricultural land to concrete jungle, a day might come when we get a new Nokia Phone for Rs 50 and a Kg of rice for Rs 500. Do you want this to happen? On the other hand, I am not against the growth. But, the growth should be planned growth. Govt should have a committee of agriculturalist, economist, scientist etc. They should workout a plan so that non-agricultural land can be taken for growth. Of course, we have more waste land than fertile land. Make use of them, build road, necessary infrastructure in these area and develop them to a city.
We see growth in this country, but unfortunately it is UNPLANNED GROWTH.
RE:Preserver Agricultural Land
by Yehswanth Pai on Aug 24, 2007 04:44 PM Permalink
Excellent analysis. You hit the nail on the head. While Ramdoss may not be wrong in saying Reliance may be armtwisting on the long run and there woudl be nobody to oppose-this is nop way to put an end to investments and developments. Let the govt bring in measures and rules that have a legal and logically forceful binding on Reliance to conduct buisness ethically by Yeshwanth Pai from Bangalore
Ramdoss is good for Nothing... He play political drama and have allies with party tht come to power...
If he is more country oriented and cares for people ,,,, Why he and his party men cut public trees in chidhmbaram area and breaking bus and glass... He just want to play drama and fool the poor farmers... Because of PMK people loose sleep in cuddalore, Mailaduthurai area. Such kind of people should be thrashed in Public...
