Re: ICICI to charge all NEFT transactions from 24th Aug
by RathaChamundeeswari Angalamman on Aug 22, 2009 05:09 PM
I think less than 10 Rs for a Transaction is nominal for transfer of funds across cities. IMHO, they should also waive this and encourage electronic money always.
Boss,come on.fooling some people some time is ok but not all the people all the time.Check funds coming from religious entitities from accross the border and see if they are invested in the market(meaning stock,bonds and real estate).Check the swiss banks(UBS and credit suisse) in India,check P1 notes,check the stockmarket players,check the underworld,check the corrupt netas,check the kerb market.Boss don't bullshit
Re: Govt is bullshitting
by RathaChamundeeswari Angalamman on Aug 22, 2009 05:04 PM
Why so many places to look, just looking in the mirror will be enough for Govt.
So long as P notes are permitted without strict transperncy it can not be said for sure. Government and SEBI are NOT INTERESTED IN CURBING P NOTES.WHY is a question mark.
Re: P notes the cause
by RathaChamundeeswari Angalamman on Aug 22, 2009 05:07 PM
In Tamil, there is a saying, "The saree thrown on top a thorn bush should be taken out carefully, P-Notes were introduced to encourage foreign investments. Now it is being misused and it cannot be withdrawn abrubtly as FIIs will pull out and BSE/NSE will wtness lower circuit breaks.
No one can say with hundred percent surety that all the monies coming through the FIIs are terror-free.
The fact is the country is just too unwilling to sniff the incoming monies.
Even the government told the apex the other day that it is in the interest of the country's economy to allow continuation of money flow through FIIs irrespective of its purity.
It can contain dirt money.
An ordinary citizen is frisked with a hundred and one question by a bank under the pretext of "Know Your Customer" before opening just an ordinary saving account.
Whereas these FIIs handling billions have the blessings of our politicians to bring in just any money = dirt or pure even if the earning are ultimately engaged in reading kasabs.
Very good strategy by our leaders - to please and appease the minority ?
Re: Either the government is fooling itself or just lying.
by chanakya maurya on Aug 12, 2009 01:34 PM
"reading kasabs should read "breeding kasabs". Sorry, folks.
Terror funds are not in stock markets but they are every where else.The IB is cautioning people and Govt about Terror coming through drinking water,Air and biological war fare. The govt is taking all precautions. It is advising people to be cautious. Pl take care while breathing and drinking.
pakistan has dedicated facilities to print indian currency. i have come across scores of 1000 ruppee notes. its making me paranoid to accept any of those 1000 ruppee notes even from ATMs.
what the heck is the government doing abt it ? in its minority appeasement policy, they are forgetting to catch the thieves who sully the names of the good people. idiotic policy by cong.
Re: fake notes a bigger worry
by epi nro on Aug 12, 2009 11:45 AM
India is intrinsically incapable of fighting Pakistan in the same coin.
However India can promote plastic money and electronic transactions, to reduce the effect of paper currency frauds.
Very frequent change of currency notes, with automatic invalidation of previous ones, could help to some extent.
However a determined enemy cannot be defeated by purely defensive means.
Indians have to make up their minds whether to take offensive action against the Pakistani evil now or like their fathers and grandfathers, leave it to the next generations to sort out, obviously at an ever higher cost in blood.
Pakistan appears not to be in a hurry to end the war. Its continuation is more in their favor than its conclusion might be.
Re: Re: fake notes a bigger worry
by Atul Neogi on Aug 13, 2009 08:39 AM
How about abolishing 1000 Re Notes altoghether and replace with non-conventional 200 Re Notes.
All Notes should have a validity period, Introduce new non-conventional denominations like 102 Re Notes and keep rotating - at least we can make printing fake currency a costly matter.
Re: Re: Re: fake notes a bigger worry
by MOHAN BILLAWA on Aug 16, 2009 08:31 AM
Good idea. And make a rule to pay the amount of more than Rs. 1000 by cheque only.
More than 1,80,000 crore fake currency in India circulating as per reports. Imagine the amount of funds terrorists are enjoying. Does anyone think it is possible without the tacit support of some people in this MMS govt???
Re: fake govt.
by wizardo id on Aug 12, 2009 09:50 AM
not only MMS government, any and every of those pushing solely for minority votes at all & any costs. notthat minority votes is a bad ting - supporting the evil ones is the problem. also, not punishing the deserving is a bigger issue.
Re: fake govt.
by some one on Aug 12, 2009 11:47 AM
How does it matter, since even the genuine Indian money is over 80 percent black and therefore not available.
The MMS govt have issued a notice to all terrorist organisation to inform the govt if they are going to by stocks or securities in indian markets. And most polietly the T-organisations have agreed to this notice. So now no worry they will inform the govt before there were to buy stocks or shares !! To shun by silence when to protest makes cowards out of men. MMS is one such
Re: MMS-Cong Govt. itself funded by terrorists & their organi
by U Samanta on Aug 12, 2009 09:16 AM
that's why terrorists are more free in India than anywhere else.
