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World is in mid of war.
by NoManLand on Jun 23, 2008 07:25 AM  Permalink 

Whole world is in mid of war. Expect India & China nobody doing to any good progress.
It's really difficult road ahead, We don't have good infrastructure & sufficient electricity.


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RE:Oil prices slashed
by Guest on Jun 18, 2008 05:35 PM  Permalink
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9% growth & progress of share market are paper tigers of UPA govt. Share market drama only for putting poor employees PF to share market. Chidu cannot implement anti-people policy by the Left pressure. sahadevan.wordpress.com
by Sahadevan KK on Jun 10, 2008 02:01 PM  Permalink  | Hide replies

9% growth & progress of share market are paper tigers of UPA govt. Share market drama only for putting poor employees PF to share market. Chidu cannot implement anti-people policy by the Left pressure. sahadevan.wordpress.com


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RE:9% growth & progress of share market are paper tigers of UPA govt. Share market drama only for putting poor employees PF to share market. Chidu cannot implement anti-people policy by the Left pressure. sahadevan.wordpress.com
by Daniel on Jun 10, 2008 11:15 PM  Permalink
its not chidu, it is rather 'chindi' baram the corect word for fm.

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Damodaran tamed the indian bulls
by Bob Seth on Jun 10, 2008 12:31 PM  Permalink 

with one stroke in Oct 2007 ( P notes regulations) Damodaran tamed the indian bulls, After effect idnain economy slowed down a gloomy feel every where Congrats Damodaran you could do what the entire BJP party could not do


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NDA govt facts and figures
by Nalees on Jun 10, 2008 09:01 AM  Permalink  | Hide replies

Well i am sure many rediff forum members will ditch me into congress cing this comment but i myself was suprised to c these facts!

1.the GDP growth rate registered during BJP six years was on an average 5.8 per cent and not “over 6 per cent” as claimed by the BJP. And even if it was “over 6 per cent”, surely, it is less than the UPA’s record so far.After all, it is a well-known fact that after the disastrous fiscal year 2002-03 the then Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee decided to make a change in the Finance Ministry. He brought in Jaswant Singh to replace Yashwant Sinha.
2.The NDA regime raised the price of petrol over six years by Rs. 11 a litre even though, comparatively, the prices of international crude were low, ranging from $12 to 34 a barrel as against $134 now. Nobody at that time behaved and talked as if “economic terrorism” had been unleashed on the country
3.The NDA increased the price of kerosene used by the poor from 2.52 a litre in 1998 to over Rs. 9 a litre in 2003, an increase of over 350 per cent! The UPA has almost completely spared this section of consumers, raising the price by only 8 paise during the last four years.
4.Again the NDA raised the price of a cooking gas cylinder by Rs. 110 over its six-year regime. And, yet, it wants the UPA to quit office for raising the price by Rs. 83 over four years, including the recent hike of Rs. 50. Prices are hurting, but this high decibel debate needs to take place in the

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RE:NDA govt facts and figures
by Onthedot on Jun 10, 2008 11:08 AM  Permalink
Anybody with a little bit of economic sense will know that growth has a lag effect and that the economic growth in the first few years of UPA is due to the solid ground work done by NDA. Similarly the new govt. when it comes to power in 2009 will have to "hold the can" for all the economic harakiri (loan write-off, high deficit, implementation of pay commission) now being committed by UPA. Let us wait and watch how the "winners curse" is handled by the new govt.

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RE:NDA govt facts and figures
by Kishor on Jun 10, 2008 10:57 AM  Permalink
the growth u see during upa govt period is good work of NDA Govt.
Thats all

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RE:NDA govt facts and figures
by ASHRAF SIDDIQUI on Jun 11, 2008 12:42 AM  Permalink
People are making hues & cries bout UPA govt., cuz in the regime of NDA they diverted all minds to irrelevant issues like religion, Mosque etc. whereas UPA is on concrete steps for economic growth only.

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RE:NDA govt facts and figures
by SRINIVASAN N on Jun 11, 2008 08:17 AM  Permalink
Blind people should not send messages

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RE:NDA govt facts and figures
by V H on Jun 23, 2008 11:33 AM  Permalink
Siddiqui.. typical moslem mindset.... blind and ignorant.

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MARKET SENSEX WILL REACH 21000 BY YEAR END!!!!!!!!!
by rajesh dsilva on Jun 10, 2008 07:18 AM  Permalink  | Hide replies

DONT PANIC JUST INVEST............ IF U R LOSS STAY THERE FOR WHILE MARKET WILL SURELY WILL GO UP ........

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RE:MARKET SENSEX WILL REACH 21000 BY YEAR END!!!!!!!!!
by Sanjay Panday on Jun 10, 2008 07:27 AM  Permalink
WHEN!!!!! I AM WAITING FROM JANUARY

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RE:MARKET SENSEX WILL REACH 21000 BY YEAR END!!!!!!!!!
by ASHRAF SIDDIQUI on Jun 11, 2008 12:39 AM  Permalink
Are you seriously talking about the equity market, or ..

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RE:MARKET SENSEX WILL REACH 21000 BY YEAR END!!!!!!!!!
by Suhas N Sakarkar on Jun 10, 2008 11:01 AM  Permalink
Mr Sanjay, here wait means not for few hours or days or months ... you may have to wait for 6 years even.... Market is a place where you have to have good patience even for decades .... stay invested

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RE:MARKET SENSEX WILL REACH 21000 BY YEAR END!!!!!!!!!
by MS on Jun 10, 2008 08:49 AM  Permalink
Sensex is headed towards 12000, not 21000.

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RE:MARKET SENSEX WILL REACH 21000 BY YEAR END!!!!!!!!!
by Bob Seth on Jun 10, 2008 12:32 PM  Permalink
by election time 8000

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World down the tube
by Rajendra Rao on Jun 10, 2008 07:14 AM  Permalink 

The US market has been going down since 6 months, it is practically dismal how much stock market losses have piled up. The fact is- the entire world is affected by he soaring petroleum prices. The only people doing well are the dastardly Arabs, who are piling away $$. Saudis already Own 65% stake in Citicorp., and Bank America is next.

So, Indian markets not doing well is not news. We are all suffering.

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parasite Leaders
by rajendra K on Jun 10, 2008 01:12 AM  Permalink 

These things are happening because no respectable and responsible Leaders in Congress

Chidambaram DMPK support. Pranab Mukharjee : Left support, , Man Mohan Singh Madam’s Support.

Other parasites: Margaret Alva , Oscar Fernadis , Veerappa Moily.


Most of Congress politicians do not have the mass base. They cannot get elected if there is no support from some other party. Chidambaram, Man Mohan Singh, Pranab Mukharjee etc are getting elected from some others mercy and holding the important posts. These people do not have to go people and answer to any one. All they have to answer is Madam Sonia.
Politicians (like Shard Pawar) who had root bases have created their own parties. If any one is still in the Congress they will have to take the Orders from these clerks.

ManMohan Singh is big time Clerk.

In BJP people who have mass base they get the respect. See how they welcomed Yadeyurappa. If he was in the Congress Sonia would have made him wait at her gate for three hours.

If Congress wants to come to power they need to start respecting the bases. They have eliminate middle men like Pranab Mukharjee


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Why the Indian markets are falling - Addendum
by preetesh bhandari on Jun 10, 2008 12:14 AM  Permalink  | Hide replies

Well, whatever you have written is appreciable but you should have also discussed about the main juncture. Yes, I am talking about the "Sub Prime Crisis" and the US credit crunch. Overall it was a good article.

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RE:Why the Indian markets are falling - Addendum
by SRINIVASAN N on Jun 11, 2008 08:20 AM  Permalink
Yes, inspite of crunch and crisis, Dollor is costly. Why ? Why not dollor be available to Indians at Rs.25/= at this moment ?

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