We should not look at political colour. At one hand we have buddhadeb who is rated no.1 by industry leaders in india and trying hard to industrialize bengal and at the other there is mamata who vows to destroy TATA. Who shall we support - of course former, irrespective of the fact if it hurts anybody's political motive. bengal people live not to fulfill desires of political motives of other people. we are only concerned with development and not petty politics.
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by Sahadevan KK on Jan 09, 2008 12:37 PM Permalink
See, why BJP and Congress criticise the Left; but it could not implement land reforms, free education, infrastructure, high lifestyle etc. in their states. They sell out the land to Capitalists in wholesale in the name of SEZs. They never remembered the poor people. They are befooling again and again with illusion, divide and rule, kill and frighten. When China teach their people to work hard for them and others who does not have job, Indian opposition produce viruses of terrorism.
Just look at Singur. people are woroking in the factory after training. They have their own union to keep facilities. Factory started; its advantage for employer. A good city is built up. Left front government keep the balance without any problem.
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by rajiv dutt on Jan 09, 2008 01:39 PM Permalink
3 nobel prize winners and 1 oscar winner are from kolkata. who the hell are you to derogate kolkata?
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by Unknown on Jan 09, 2008 07:45 PM Permalink
What kind of examples u r giving up about Kolkata. Kolkata has around 1.4 crore population. And just by winning some nobel and oscar prizes, do you think Kolkata became a high style city. you ask the person who has visited this city ... then u get actual answer that Kolkata is one the worst city not in india but in the whole world.
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by arp on Jan 09, 2008 12:44 PM Permalink
industrialisation in west bengal is appriciated but not oa fertile land.many un fertile land is available there.it sud use.regarding mamta she is confused leader.but first budha to ask permission from Sahavevan KK.
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by rajiv dutt on Jan 09, 2008 01:35 PM Permalink
absolutely differ! urbanization is inevitable in human civilization. you go and set up industry in thar desert.
