RE:Congress wanted to bring these ''reforms''
by Gaurav Mathur on Jul 08, 2008 03:43 PM Permalink
kya bakwaas kar rahe ho miyan... The "reforms", as u put it, are but a viewpoint. As you might be knowing, all the bills and issues etc are put in the Lok Sabha first and the matter is debated out keeping in mind the pros and cons... Only then it is given a go ahead... Don't say anything unless you are sure...
RE:Congress wanted to bring these ''reforms''
by Sameer on Jul 08, 2008 03:46 PM Permalink
These are the items on congressi agenda--anything for aam adami...basically India is on sale as per Congressis.
For example--do you know how many foreign banks there are in UK, USA? These countires don't allow any foreign bank but want India to open its banking and insurance sector..why?
RE:Congress wanted to bring these ''reforms''
by Mohammed basheer on Jul 08, 2008 03:46 PM Permalink
Dont be afraid of foreigners. We are better than them. We dont need to be protected from them. Openingup of sectors to foreign competition has only made indian companies competitive internationally and they are now able to compete well in even developed markets. Do you want our companies remain protected producing ambassador cars for 40 years with no innovation or do you want indian companies like Tata Motors taking on the world with innovations like nano.
RE:RE:Congress wanted to bring these ''reforms''
by Sameer on Jul 08, 2008 03:47 PM Permalink
mr..if foreign realty companies buy land in India, the prices will be out of reach even more than what we see now.
RE:Congress wanted to bring these ''reforms''
by Gaurav Mathur on Jul 08, 2008 03:58 PM Permalink
even Indian Real Estate agents are doing this brother... and as for your previous question, SBI and ICICI do have branches across the globe.
It is good if govt. falls. we must bring govt. with full majority be it be congress or BJP. offcourse not regional or anti development parties. we must give them full tenure to proove their worth.
RE:Left Pull out
by Pradeep Kumar on Jul 08, 2008 03:45 PM Permalink
Considering the present situation, no single party will get majority. So they have to go for an alliance with other regional parties. If NDA is not coming to power in next election , the situation will be same.. UPA with outside support of Left and another 4 or 5 years with the same drama...
The left is unmoved by Kabul tragedy, or any other tragedy that strikes this country. They only want to obey their masters in China and so they hide behind arguments to bring this country to doom. Too sad the educated people of Kerala and Bengal have not seen through their game
RE:Left move
by MADHUKUMAR PARAMESWARAN on Jul 08, 2008 03:48 PM Permalink
Left parties shows that even today there are some peoples alive in india who work for principles. Left parties never bargained for any ministerial berths.They stand with their principles
RE:RE:Left move
by Mohammed basheer on Jul 08, 2008 03:53 PM Permalink
THey keeps their principles and do nothing. They didn't bargain because they dont want to get their hands dirty. THey are not ready to work for the country and will not let anybody work for countries progress. IS there any country in the world that has progressed using communist 'principles'? All former communist countries started progressing only after they shed the principles.
RE:RE:RE:Left move
by FastenKP on Jul 08, 2008 04:06 PM Permalink
what u mean by development???? creating some billionairs?? what abt majority of common people, they need food and basic ammenities and not nuclear...... i know nobody will support me because in this country 40% people never touch a computer....... they don't know how to write their name....... Lefts are sanding for that common people....... they are not oppertunits like Sp or BJP
RE:Left move
by ramu on Jul 08, 2008 03:39 PM Permalink
The main aim of Left parties was to stall the development process of India against China.In this plan they have succeeded.Now reforms have stopped,Inflation high,GDP down etc etc
RE:Left move
by Mohammed basheer on Jul 08, 2008 03:49 PM Permalink
Kerala and Bengal people had no option but to vote for left or a fractured opposition. BJP leadership should changed in these 2 states where they have made no progress with high infighting. We need somebody like Yediyurappa in Kerala to eliminate left from india once and for all.
RE:Left move
by FastenKP on Jul 08, 2008 03:58 PM Permalink
waite man.......kannadigas will throw out yadiyurappa. mallus are not fanetics and narrow minded like u people
The Left helped the UPA form the Govt. Did not become ministers gave external support. And chose to leave the scene. In short they did not do much as the UPA kept did what it wanted to, all the time
RE:They came, they saw, they went
by aditya pillai on Jul 08, 2008 03:35 PM Permalink
Left must be kicked at their ass and leave them aside....
RE:They came, they saw, they went
by ramu on Jul 08, 2008 03:34 PM Permalink
The main aim of Left parties was to stall the development process of India against China.In this plan they have succeeded.Now reforms have stopped,Inflation high,GDP down etc etc
RE:RE:They came, they saw, they went
by ebrahim jakkiriya on Jul 08, 2008 03:38 PM Permalink
You are right. Now L&R accept proposal from China to accept the energy deal. They lost entire credibility. Let us see what numbers they get in next election.
RE:They came, they saw, they went
by Pradeep Kumar on Jul 08, 2008 03:42 PM Permalink
Left will get maximum 25 seats , 20 from Bengal and 5 from Kerala and Tripura..
RE:They came, they saw, they went
by Kaushik Dev on Jul 08, 2008 03:35 PM Permalink
Bugger study all the articles on the deal. Learn more before commenting
RE:They came, they saw, they went
by pjothilingam on Jul 08, 2008 03:48 PM Permalink
dear ramu, Don't believe opinion makers like Kalam,or cheer leaders of the nuke deal,but sit down and read the written words of the Hyde Act and the 123 Agreement.It is simple.If you like you may read the views of nuclear experts like Dr.A.Gopalakrishnan,Dr.P.K.Iyengar,Dr.Prasad or Dr.Placid Rodriguez.For strategic views, read the articles of Bramha Chellaney.It is never too late to know the truth.
RE:They came, they saw, they went
by nita k on Jul 08, 2008 03:55 PM Permalink
I agree with you. Most people are of herd mentality. Let all tehse people commenting on the board debate on what is right or wrong in the Nuclear Deal instead of blaming political parties. Left did not utilise Congress, lets see who supports next and in the bargain what they extort.
-- The Government has vastly underestimated the cost of building a new generation of nuclear power plants, according to the head of the world's largest power company.
Wulf Bernotat, chairman and chief executive of E.ON, the German energy giant that owns Powergen, has told The Times that the cost per plant could be as high as €6 billion (�4.8 billion) - nearly double the Government's latest �2.8 billion estimate.
His figures indicate that the cost of replacing Britain's ten nuclear power stations could reach �48 billion, excluding the cost of decommissioning ageing reactors or dealing with nuclear waste. “We are talking easily about €5 billion to €6 billion [each],” Dr Bernotat said.
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One euro is 70 rupees. Ciost of one plant 42,000 crores. Indian labor is cheap but sonce India will be importing the parts, cheap labor cost will be compensated by expensive imports. ---
Link //business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/industry_sectors/utilities/article3872870.ece
RE:cost of nuclear plant- plan to bankrupt India
by Mohammed basheer on Jul 08, 2008 03:57 PM Permalink
We dont need to build new plants to use the Uranium from the Ndeal. We have the existing ones rotting without uranium. with no additional investment te power output can be increased by 40% with the N-deal.
RE:cost of nuclear plant- plan to bankrupt India
by Rajesh Kumar on Jul 08, 2008 04:09 PM Permalink
u have to c the cost to benefit ratio...nuclear power is clean and immense. no more power dependency and cuts in the cities
RE:cost of nuclear plant- plan to bankrupt India
by prabhat mohanty on Jul 08, 2008 03:47 PM Permalink
- If the cost becomes prohibitive, India can decide not to implement the Nuclear Power Projects.
Nobody would stop India from doing so.
123 agreement is not about how many nuclear power plant India must have.
The laft parties are out to hurt the Indian economy. They lived their lives like bhikaris and want us also to live as a bhikhari. See the two states they ruled Bengal and Kerala, there is no development at all in these states. You are right they are agents of China who are working against India. They must be thrown into the Arabian sea forever.
RE:Left is harmful
by ramu on Jul 08, 2008 03:32 PM Permalink
The main aim of Left parties was to stall the development process of India against China.In this plan they have succeeded.Now reforms have stopped,Inflation high,GDP down etc etc
RE:Left is harmful
by Kaushik Dev on Jul 08, 2008 03:28 PM Permalink
The great educated economist has already spoiled Indin economy. what else is left? Laloo is better than him. He did some development in Railways
