RE:Jai Kisan
by Kamalbehari Lal on Jul 06, 2008 07:44 PM Permalink
This is really funny arguement. It is not the production but sale which is important. if some big organisation can build the market and stream line the distribution channel, the pressure will be on the seller to bring more in the market. This will encourage the farmers to grow more. The finnaial and technical inputs will be provided by the distributers to increase yield. in fact there should be more such competing organisation to creat market,strengthen distribution and storage. yhis will give more profit to farmers and lower the prices for consumers.
RE:Jai Kisan
by Sunder Raj on Jul 07, 2008 02:06 PM Permalink
If Production is not important why there is world over food grain crises now a days?Let sellers ,businessmen ,Dalals get solved it.
India stopped exports of food grains and rest of world is blaming India for this action ,because of which food prices in their country is rising.
Remember Ultimately it is production of Food grains/veggies that does matter. Otherwise why west and USA are giving heavy subsidies to their farmers and not budging in this issue in WTO meets.
RE:Jai Kisan
by abhishek abhishek on Jul 06, 2008 07:55 PM Permalink
I think Kaushalendra has at the ryt time entered into the retail boom and has capitalised just ryt well on the ignorance of Biharis. I know Bihar is a veg and fruits hub and kaushalendra's next step will definitely to sell this supply chain to Reliance Fresh or may be to More... He is a money aspirrer.
people like him are contrarian. if succesful ,they can make immense impact. anybody with a good degree will get a job. but by rejecting it ,one shows character. most sucessful men of today's india(or elsewhere) belong to this category. anybody can follow a beaten track. doing the opposite is far more difficult and the reward ,bigger !! think of narayanmurthy of infosys.
I guess he made this decision in haste. No doubt that he brought some constructive ideas forward with his exceptional BM skills. But he need to time and again recollect that he's in India. So far so good, but wait until he gets popular in the state. The more you are good to the nation, the more you will be threatened to live a peaceful life, in terms of getting extremely unwanted partnership requests, offers and you are deemed to listen to them! After all he needs support to fulfill his achievement. What is brain without any other physical resources !
It is really commandable to have taken sucha bold move. Usually such ideas work for some time till the politicians see a pie of their voters' cake and then jump in to spoil the whole thing. Watch out buddy. But I am also sure that it such bold moves which will bring about the changes that India badly needs.
While what he is doing is nice , one wonders whether he is doing this because he did not get a job through campus recruitment. I saw this guy on TV-- he can't speak English properly, Oh, and I am not being biased just because he's an SC, so please don't accuse me of racism.
RE:Fishy?
by ranchivoice on Jul 06, 2008 06:43 PM Permalink
reservation is needed to ur types of person . To getting MBA degree with IIM is not so essay task u mind it.i appriciat to that person who started this job.
RE:Fishy?
by krishnadas nair on Jul 06, 2008 06:50 PM Permalink
DUDE....i am a student of IIM...doing my 1st year...and let me tell u....each and every student in IIM...has immense talent..brilliant mindset...and zeal to to something different...and there is no guy left without a campus placement...!! THE BEST STUDENTS OF INDIA make it 2 IIM...!!..its absolutely rubbish and illogical to quote such things
RE:Fishy?
by Dinesh Sonawane on Jul 06, 2008 06:32 PM Permalink
clearing IIM s not so easy Man, so what If he is SC????? I can bet u will not be even 10% of what he has scored !!
RE:Fishy?
by papau chiya on Jul 08, 2008 12:47 PM Permalink
He is not an SC (and even if he is,it is something to be proud of - as he came through !!) He is a Agri-Business Graduate from IIM-A ; which is a different program from the flagship MBA program (which generally makes all the news for placements etc.). The Agri Business Mgmt Program (ABM) takes in around 30 people per year with different criteria than the MBA as the ABM program attracts people who have an Agri Background and thus dont compete on the same scores of CAT with others.So it is vastly easier to get into the ABM program than the MBA program. However,that does not mean his endeavor is not worthy of appreciation - its quite laudable.
I am MBA of 1976 from SIMLA.WOULD LIKE TO EXTEND WINGS OF BIHAR VEGATABLES TO INDORE , COMMERCIAL HUB OF MADHYA PRADESH, CAN TIE UP WITH INDIA BULLS N RELIANCE FRESH TOO. PLEASE CONSIDER IDEA REGARDS N K KUNDRA
A VERY NEW LOOK IN THE SELLING OF THE VEGETABLES TO THE PEOPLE IN AN ORGANISED WAY,THROUGH SAMRIDDHI - FARMERS'CO-OPERATIVE,HERE I AM REMAINDED OF MILK CO-OPERATIVES OF GUJARAT AMUL A HOUSEHOLD NAME IN MILK AND MILK PRODUCTS,HOPE FOR A GREAT FUTURE FOR VEGETABLE CO-OPERATIVES ALSO.ALL THE BEST FOR THE SAMRIDDHI-A FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISED IN THE SELLING AND MARKETING OF VEGETABLES - ONCE AGAIN ALL THE BEST FOR SKY IS THE LIMIT IN THE TASK THAT I AM SURE WILL HELP FARMERS'AS WELL AS PEOPLE TO BENEFIT IN THIS ENDEAVOUR OF SAMRIDDHI-VEGETABLE CO-OPERATIVE-A STEP IN THE DIRECTION TOWARDS GROWING,PRESERVING & MARKETING OF VEGETABLES.
