RE:Nano Effect by raman govindan on Jan 31, 2008 10:15 AM  Permalink thefinancial constraint faced by the lower middle classed, would enable them to prefer the nano. but in dress etc. no individual would like present himself in an uniform when choice exists.that looks like school or aramy uniform. that should make it difficult for mass dresses. the textile fabrics may show some cost cutting.    Forward   |   Report abuse

RE:nano will never keep the promise by venkata subrahmanian on Jan 31, 2008 10:09 AM  Permalink No it for publicity, you are mistaken.    Forward   |   Report abuse
RE:nano will never keep the promise by Kannan Palaniswamy on Jan 31, 2008 10:11 AM  Permalink First of all.,throw this negative mindset about India or Indian companies. If they can produce a proto type, they should able to deliver mass production also. And you must trust corporates like TATA. When all other parts of world (like Europe,USA,Australia,Africa) trust TATA (Indian Company) why Indians drag our own company. Wait,wait I am not a Tata employee. All the best to TATA.. Let others also follow the suit.    Forward   |   Report abuse
RE:nano will never keep the promise by venu gopal on Jan 31, 2008 10:21 AM  Permalink TATA hamara Bharat ke shaan aur best role model for mere jaise youth ke liye    Forward   |   Report abuse

RE:Let some one help formers of INDIA by kk kk on Jan 31, 2008 10:38 AM  Permalink i do not know how nano will help farmers. probably nano-technology will. and by that i do not mean technology used in nano.    Forward   |   Report abuse
RE:Let some one help formers of INDIA by Ganapathy Janrdhanan on Jan 31, 2008 10:33 AM  Permalink Please learn to spell farmers.The entire politics depend upon this Farmer.He is taken for a ride by everyone including you who do not do any thing excepting complaining. Producing a low budget car is surely worth the mention as it is an achievement in Automobile engineering. Let us not mix things.    Forward   |   Report abuse
RE:Let some one help formers of INDIA by venu gopal on Jan 31, 2008 10:34 AM  Permalink well said Ganapathy ji    Forward   |   Report abuse
RE:Let some one help formers of INDIA by prabha karan on Jan 31, 2008 10:13 AM  Permalink Manjunatha.... u are fit to do "Forming" ...why dont u go to the paddy field and start "plaaughing" ?? PS: No offence meant to "Formers" , I respect them    Forward   |   Report abuse
RE:RE:Let some one help formers of INDIA by venu gopal on Jan 31, 2008 10:18 AM  Permalink he is better than you atleast wrote his name sahi se tum tho yek pade hue ignorant ho. why aap log hamare desh me hai    Forward   |   Report abuse
RE:RE:Let some one help formers of INDIA by Sanjay Sen Choudhury on Jan 31, 2008 11:38 PM  Permalink Prabha Karan,If you really did respect farmers (& were you not be ignorant of their plight that drives them to drink pesticides & commit suicide), you would'nt be making fun of someone like Manjunath. Grow up kid!!    Forward   |   Report abuse
RE:Let some one help formers of INDIA by abhishek gupta on Jan 31, 2008 10:08 AM  Permalink Dodo, its "FARMERS" & not "FORMERS". Atleast learn proper english before you participate in dicussion forums which are in english    Forward   |   Report abuse
RE:Let some one help formers of INDIA by Sanjay Sen Choudhury on Jan 31, 2008 11:33 PM  Permalink Abhishek Gupta, where did you earn your D.Litt in English from ??? please enlighten before you "DoDo" someone else. Atleast Mr.Manjunath is drawing attention to something that is also very important.    Forward   |   Report abuse
RE:RE:Let some one help formers of INDIA by venu gopal on Jan 31, 2008 10:16 AM  Permalink arrogance aur stupid reasoning = cheap behavior. samjhe kya gupta bhai    Forward   |   Report abuse