This is going to hit West Bengal badly as industrialists will hesitate to make any investements in the state. The people of the state will face fierce unemployment. In our system, unless people are pushed to the limit, status quo will be maintained. General public will not do anything against politicians even if they know that they are being taken for a ride until it starts hurting them badly. I hope more industries pull out of Bengal and create massive unemployment (at least temporarily). I have nothing agains the people of Bengal, but unless some thing really bad happens, people of our country will not awake to the political manipulations.
Re: I like this. This might ultimately do some good
by nikhil shah on Sep 03, 2008 02:58 AM Permalink
India need to wake up now...its enough that politician do play dirty politics for being in power. How come west Bengal educated lobby is seating silent and they should throw mamta out of country to Bangladesh.
Re: I like this. This might ultimately do some good
by indiafriend on Sep 03, 2008 02:54 AM Permalink
u know the saddest part? Left front would still not get the message and status quo would be maintained...ultimately, the common man of Bengal would suffer.
On May 13, 2007 08:39 PM EST, I made the following post on Rediff (inwww.rediff.com[slash]money[slash]2008[slash]may[slash]13tata1.htm)
[quote]Why did TATA choose WB of all places?
I wonder why TATA choose commie-land for this project. India is a vast country and there are many states that are eager to provide land for these types of projects without affecting fertile land and displacing local population. Even now, if it is not too late, TATA should locate land elsewhere and relocate the project.[/quote]
It is very sad that the state of affairs had to reach this level. Hopefully, TATA will choose their next site after a more thorough vetting process.
Re: My advice remains the same
by indiafriend on Sep 03, 2008 02:53 AM Permalink
Since India is a vast country with many states, thatiswhy TATA chose one of them. BTW...who are you to sit on ahigh pedestal and pass sermons. In all likelihood, u r a junior worker in some non-descript Call Center just killing ur idle time, and unable to fathom the gravity of the situation.
Re: My advice remains the same
by Telveer on Sep 03, 2008 02:57 AM Permalink
Cool it dude. Sermons do not start with "I wonder" and "Hopefully", which are the words I used.
Does my being a junior worker make my word count any less? Where is your dignity of labor?
Even if I did fathom the gravity of the situation, I am just a non-descript call center worker. Unfortunately, the politicians and opposition in WB are also in the same boat.
Re: Re: My advice remains the same
by indiafriend on Sep 03, 2008 03:31 AM Permalink
Though ur statements started with whatever phrases u mentioned, but it was reeking with anti-WB people bias....and thatiswhy my outburst. As far as political leaders go in Bengal, do whatever u want to do with them.....who cares!
Re: My advice remains the same
by Telveer on Sep 03, 2008 05:06 AM Permalink
OK Mr Whine. I only have cure for your foul mouth. For your foul attitude, you need to see a shrink.
Re: My advice remains the same
by indiafriend on Sep 03, 2008 08:27 AM Permalink
here u go...the real Talveer comes out when ur facade is exposed....jaa be apni Call Center mein gaana sun...yahan badelog baat kar rahe hai!
Re: My advice remains the same
by simanta pathak on Sep 03, 2008 03:00 AM Permalink
oh yeah? and you? r u a rocket scientist or something? please dont do mockery of others opinion, that makes you yourself look stupid.
