Why to give importance of that policy less party in rediff? It is Mamata who kicked the nano project out of Bengal. If TMC is on power (in some imagination) then generation after generation we and our children will have to migrate to different states and country for living. After election, plz. dont forget to take another interview with Dinesh Trivedi with the same questions.
Re: Re: TMC
by Avik Bose on Mar 30, 2009 06:26 PM
@Diptendu Banerjee , can u plz tell me, how many thousands of industries have been closed due to hooliganism of CITU ? Why CPM didn"t allow computer in 1986? Why english was removed from primary education? For 32 years of misrule of CPM, how many generations hv been crippled and had to flee from Bengal?
Re: Re: TMC
by atanu raha on Mar 30, 2009 06:30 PM
Mamta is talking 'bout the industrialisation in their style .... she needs to tell where? in the Sky? in the Water? she is anyways against any industry or development on land hehehehe . Can give endless list: 1. nano; 2. APC petro Chem Hub; 3. katowa Thermal power; 4. Barrackpur-Raichak project; 5. east west metro ..
........ Mamta n TMC supporters - pls let us know before - where u want the development and the Industry?
Re: TMC
by Kinshuk Samaddar on Mar 30, 2009 06:45 PM
Mr BAnerjee you are forgetting,in the state JINDAL are also doing project but no one opposed it. I take your parties claim that 6000 person would get job with an average pay of 10000 say but west bengal have to import potatoes and vegetable from other state as because they have destroyed 1000acres of fertile land.See the price of patato 11 perkg which is supposed to be 7 to 8 in other state.i would suggest lets have a change and see the TMC how it works.Every state should change the government after 5 yrs else the GOONDARAJ of 32 years will go on like this.
Prakash Karat would be India's Next Prime Minister. Left will get around 85 seats and two Ammas will support LEFT along with TDP, GOWDA, NAVEEN, NITHISH, YADAVAS...
Prakash Karat Ki Jai Brinda Karat Ki Jai Bardan Ki Jai Mayavati Ki Jai Jayalalitha Ki Jai
Re: Prakash Karat would be India's Next PM
by nisanth dev on Mar 30, 2009 05:58 PM
If it is going to happen India is going to out of development and will follow the path of Culcutta and Kerala who still lives in the ancient glory
Re: Re: Prakash Karat would be India's Next PM
by Sahadevan KK on Mar 30, 2009 06:00 PM
CPM opens many schools & colleges, Nursing Homes & Hospitals for uplifting the poor sections of Kerala & Bengal. CPM is for socio-economic balance. It has better control over society
Re: Re: Re: Prakash Karat would be India's Next PM
by chethan m on Mar 30, 2009 06:16 PM
Dear Sahadevan CPM supports ISI,HIJBHUL,LET and all rascal Madani, and 2 creore bangaladeshi illegal migrants and many more like this...??
Re: Re: Re: Prakash Karat would be India's Next PM
by Superman on Mar 30, 2009 06:15 PM
and those schools and colleges produces (K)Callous (K)Calamity(KK) like you.....
they talk BIG.supposed to b peoples party.BUT the amount of money they got n made nobody can imagine .for eg.pinnarayi vijayan of kerala they never practise what they preach.holding the very old policies they will pull our country backwards like our PMrightly suggested.
I wish what is stated heer becomes true.The Confused Party of India and the Confused Party of India (Most) are the biggest nuisance to this Nation. They are the traitors and anti development.The economy will recover if these two parties are made to bite the dust in the forthcoming election. Their number should not be more than 10-12 so that they become irrelevant and their influence on policy decissions will be neglible. people like D Raja, Prakash Karat, Yechoory etc etc are biggest blocks in India's growth story. These Chinese agents would have been hanged in public in any other nation for being traitors. People of Kerala and West Bengal should show some political maturity this time around and ensure that Communists are defeated.Keralites are supposed to be "well educated"(???????)
I don't think that they are having much patriotism and to an extent they are having the intentions to keep the people always in poverty and miseries.they fear that if a change would occur their so called comrades would drift away and so they always want to keep them as they are .The beswt examples could be traced From Bengal and Kerala where we could see unemployed youths swarming with their party.
CPM has a bad company. They have this notion of superiority and or not willing to align with BJP. Actually in the last Lok Sabha, Communists and BJP were having same thoughts on many important issues.
Re: Re: CPM did some good but they are in bad company
by Anis Ahmed on Mar 30, 2009 06:01 PM
Jai!
A correction. Ppl in this forum claim based on whatever sources that d percent of Hindus in Bangladesh has gone down, isn't?
Then logically is it not contradicting yr statement, '" millions Muslims.... voter ID".
The reality could be both Hindus & Muslims movin in for economic or whatever reasons just like it's happening to most developed countries globally- illegal immigrants.
Re: Re: Re: CPM did some good but they are in bad company
by Venkat on Mar 30, 2009 06:23 PM
Anis,
You are asbsolutely right in saying that form Bangladesh, people of all faiths have illegally entered into India.
But the question is who sheltered and encouraged them. What are the ill motives of WB Communist government in committing this fraud on the people of India other than their pedantic goal of illicit votes to win the elections.
'After elections, CPM will become so irrelevant' that many of the political parties will either choose Prakash Karat as PM otherwise 2 other alliances have to form govt. on left parties support & for each & every decision, they have to do KOLKATA savari.
