Words and phrase freguently used by Indian press when making illusive predictions: -India will become -India set to -India eyes -India predicted -India envisions -In xx years, India will possibly achieve - This American said India will xx In reality, India is now, and will be in the foreseeable future, a very poor country in S.A.
INVESTMENTS IN THE FEILDS OF SPACE TECHNOLOGIES,AUTOMOBILES,MEDICINE,SOFWARE INDUSTRY HAS TAKEN PLACE IN INDIA MORE SO FROM THE TURN OF THE CENTURY.REALLY A WELCOME MOVE FOR ALL TO THINK AND CERTAINLY INDIA HAS BEEN CHOOSEN A PLACE FOR INVESTMENTS FOR NRI'S AND OTHER COUNTRIES TO TIE UP WITH INDIA IN THE FEILDS OF SOFTWARE AND AUTOMOBLILES.
I really hope that the KPMG study is correct, and India goes on to garner huge investments in manufacturing. It will help boost the sector and also create numerous jobs… In time, India could even become the factory of the world, like China, only better, given that Indian quality is much better than that of China.
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by XianYe on Jun 24, 2008 06:51 AM Permalink
Indian quality is much better than China? Indian quality? Where have you got the expression from? India dones't make anything. Name one thing that India makes and is avaialable worldwide! lol. China makes high quality stuffs. You need money to buy those high quality expensive products. The west media say a few words about the quality of certain Chinese exports and you believe in every word you are fed. Ask yourself a simple question: why are Chinese products all over the world, especially in the so-called developed countries, if they are of such poor quality. There is price for every quality. Don't expect to get a Mercedes and pay ONE Indian rupee! Don't expect those poor people in europe and north american to be able to purchase quality products with a high price tag. Come to China and I shall show you what quality Chinese products are like. Ignorance is blissful! lol
The same news titled 'India to be largest recipient of investments in manufacturing' was published on Friday, June 20, 2008 in SiliconIndia News (siliconindia.com/shownews/42944)!
Has Rediff Team copied the old contents and published in their name?
