RE:RE:I, ME , MYSELF - Ratan Tata
by Kabeer on Aug 26, 2008 05:28 PM Permalink
Dear Bhushan Hazare,
So much for the fighters of FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION!
My post is not abusive, it is just critical!
You dont have a stomach to hear criticism!
Why should a farmer who has a fertile land tilling it for centuries be forced to sell to someone like Tata Motors?
You have two gigantic stadia in the prime business district of Bombay (Wankhede & Brabourne) where a single match is played in a year. When asked to sell that land to build multistoreyed office space people say that it is the prerogative of the clubs to sell the land or not; it is privately owned and you can not force them to sell.
Fine! Then why forcing poor farmers to sell their farm lands? Because they are poor right?
RE:I, ME , MYSELF - Ratan Tata
by Ashok on Aug 26, 2008 05:14 PM Permalink
Its not a public sector company...Kabeer seth. Forget about this life u will not be like tata in ur all 7 lifes. Bcos TATA is not like reliance he said my employees and he means it. Its just the way u take. May be ur big buisnessmen or educated but to be Ratan Tata.....forget i dont think u can be like him. Its useless telling u and Indians like u. Be happy in ur own shell and let Ratan Tata do what he feels is correct. From supporter of TATA Group
RE:I, ME , MYSELF - Ratan Tata
by suresh menon on Aug 26, 2008 05:09 PM Permalink
I am a Tata employee and i am proud to be an employee of "Ratan Tata". This is because each employee is his own and he is my "ratan". U should work with tatas and then with reliance to know the difference my dear friend.
RE:RE:I, ME , MYSELF - Ratan Tata
by Joseph Gomez on Aug 26, 2008 05:41 PM Permalink
Go down to the history of TATAs from the beginning and they are always an INDIAN. They will never do a thing against any Indian nor to the any Government. I am not an employee nor I ever had the chance to know them directly. But I fully believe and trust that the TATAs are really Indians.
RE:RE:I, ME , MYSELF - Ratan Tata
by Kabeer on Aug 26, 2008 05:50 PM Permalink
For all those who are screaming hoarse their lungs out in this blog in support of Ratan Tata, please answer me honestly, if you want.
In Bombay you got two whacking stadia Brabourne & Wankhede in the prime business district where only a couple of cricket matches are played in a year.
Govt asked the land be sold to any one and build multi storeyed office space there. The ongoing office space rates are already one of the highest in the world there i.e Nariman Point.
The owners of the stadia i.e Private Clubs refused to sell that land stating that it is their private property and they can do whatever they like with it. Selling it to build multi storeyed offic space for the good of the nation didnt bother them. Every educated person supported them stating that it is their property and they can do what they like and the GOvt has no say in it.
FINE!
Now, in Singur, the land is alluvial soil i.e. the richest arable soil irrigated by the gangetic tributaries over millenia. The farmers are tilling that land for centuries and are makiing a living out of it.
What moral right has anyone to force them to sell their lands to the Tatas?
If you are rich you get away by builing whacking stadia in the prime business district of the nation.
If you are poor you are forced to sell your best farming land to some one else and you have no say in it?
Are all those educated lot who are screaming hoarse here believe in equality and common rights? Or are they regurgit
RE:I, ME , MYSELF - Ratan Tata
by hasnoor on Aug 26, 2008 05:03 PM Permalink
It's this man who has taken forward Tata's to these great heights not Tata Motors. Tata Motors is one of the Cos. from the Tata Group.
RE:I, ME , MYSELF - Ratan Tata
by Neeraj Bhatnagar on Aug 26, 2008 05:12 PM Permalink
Really Bookish... Grow-up Man, you are taking about a man who is fighting to make common man's dream come true. Against all Odds.
RE:RE:I, ME , MYSELF - Ratan Tata
by Kabeer on Aug 26, 2008 05:28 PM Permalink
So much for the fighters of FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION!
My post is not abusive, it is just critical!
You dont have a stomach to hear criticism!
Why should a farmer who has a fertile land tilling it for centuries be forced to sell to someone like Tata Motors?
You have two gigantic stadia in the prime business district of Bombay (Wankhede & Brabourne) where a single match is played in a year. When asked to sell that land to build multistoreyed office space people say that it is the prerogative of the clubs to sell the land or not; it is privately owned and you can not force them to sell.
Fine! Then why forcing poor farmers to sell their farm lands? Because they are poor right?
RE:I, ME , MYSELF - Ratan Tata
by akhilesh dixit on Aug 26, 2008 05:10 PM Permalink
It only shows how much concerned he is for safety of his employees.The word my employees means his attatchment and belongingness if you can see it from Mgmt perspective, TATAs are the best employers just go and find out.
