Congratulations. I am waiting for NANO from last one year eagarly. I will book the car immediately after the launching. It is a very valuable car for me & my family Priyanka
Re: NANO
by doctor kaushik on Feb 26, 2009 03:08 PM Permalink
Priyanka you have a right choice.Perhaps Nano is the best suited vehicle for major Indian roads.I have inspected it technically and I am confident that it will become the most saughtafter car in many countries
Re: Re: NANO
by dear kan on Feb 26, 2009 03:37 PM Permalink
By the cheap TATA product Indian roads will be deluged. Waiting for traffic clearance will be more. Traffic will move with snails pace. All roads will be clogged. What it appears to be boon for the indians will become bane soon after.
Hats of to TATA but sorry to say it will pollute more since it is middleclass car which TATA project hence must be banned for all Metro cities and must be sold only in Tier 3 cities other wise road will he hell..
Re: TATA Nano
by Rajesh Chandra on Feb 26, 2009 03:40 PM Permalink
why ......do poor not live in your so called developed, rich and esteemed metro cities ? .....
Re: TATA Nano
by Vijay Sharma on Feb 26, 2009 03:30 PM Permalink
Dear it has qualified Euro 5 norms. and if you are so consurn then why dont you demand a ban on Auto / Taxi's/ and EVEN YOUR OWN CAR. coz they are more polluting.
Re: TATA Nano
by Vijay Sharma on Feb 26, 2009 03:54 PM Permalink
This one achievement India is proud of and rest of the world is left with there jaw's hanging. every major Auto Manufacturer came down to the stall and congratulated Mr. Tata For this.
Last few months India is flourishing in all aspect.Like Cricket -Consistency,A.R.Rahman-Oscar again another feather in our cap is Nano.Knowing the targeted segment ,it is really very difficult to make more affordable to have four wheel on our own.Anyone can make extraordinary luxury cars and it is difficult to make car which majority of people can afford.We salute Mr.Ratan Tata for his effort and he is another milestone for India.I am really proud to be indian. Krishna-chennai 9840053577
Re: Tata Nano-benchmark
by ashok tandon on Feb 26, 2009 03:05 PM Permalink
India flourishing in all aspects? R u crazy...India is becoming one of the worst countries in the world...a third class nation getting worse. AR Rahman and Cricket is no yardstick dude...
Re: Re: Tata Nano-benchmark
by Sudhir ss on Feb 26, 2009 03:29 PM Permalink
It is coz of lack of love for your own country is the primary reason Indian cities are so dirty. Leave your chalta hai attitude and start loving and respecting your country. Even in this recession India is still growing and helding it's head high.
Re: Re: Re: Tata Nano-benchmark
by Nitesh Mittal on Feb 26, 2009 03:36 PM Permalink
u r absolutely right MR. sudhir, completely agree vid u.........! India's stock market still the best market among all the global market.. ..and it is 'We' people that has to initiate and start making our country better from the scratch..
Re: Re: Tata Nano-benchmark
by mammen antony on Feb 26, 2009 03:21 PM Permalink
Then what is the yardstick dude? Economy, yes I challenge you to show another developing or developed one,which kept its cool as India did and does, even in the midst of recessionary pressure.Can you Dude? Let BJP come next and on the second day you will loose your job,on the third day you will be seen on the footpath with begging bowls,on the fourth day you will be seen eating from the BMC waste Dubba.Do not speak crap just for the sake of opposing an Ideology.Learn to call a spade a spade.
Re: Re: Re: Tata Nano-benchmark
by Vijay Sharma on Feb 26, 2009 03:46 PM Permalink
Dear Antony, though i agree to you on the early comments in your statement. BUT 1. i am sorry to say that Its Gujarat where the plant has shifted. 2.Its i BJB ruled State which shows 16% GDP when India is at 8-9% GDP. 3.Fastest growing states are Gujarat & M.P ( to your surprise they are both BJP ruled)
There is only one other state which is growing and that is Delhi. But to surprise you all the major decisions are taken by Supream court. ( Removing of Slum, Removing of industries from hart on Delhi, Finishing of each and every fly overs on time, repairs of rodes, sealing of illegal shops) cleaning of yamuna river) i am sorry but you also stand with people blinded with communal issues
Re: Re: Tata Nano-benchmark
by Vijay Sharma on Feb 26, 2009 03:24 PM Permalink
in a country where we have people like you( ASHOK TANDON), the country will certainly go down. But thanks to all others who are working hard to make it a Grate country.
Re: Re: Cost?
by Parashar Dilip Borkar on Feb 26, 2009 03:36 PM Permalink
be positive and feel proud of Indian product instead of finding issues like Mamata B.Its a revolution in Car industry due to Mr.Tata's dream. Do not just pull legs like typical Indian.
Re: Re: Cost?
by Manoj K on Feb 26, 2009 03:13 PM Permalink
What it has to do with PhD. Majority of PhD from all over india (including whereever you stay) are just for namesake. I will trust PhD from only few institutes and definitely not from any indian universities.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Cost?
by Kapoor Pradeep on Feb 26, 2009 03:15 PM Permalink
Yes, the cost will be any where between 200000 to 300000, considering the fact that Tata always makes 100% profit.
It is rally a marvel piece and demonstration of Indians ability to pruce a product at a price range which can bring trillion dollars to India provided we place the product across the world as an export item lest others matches their efforts to notch up the market much earlier than us though the entire story of concept, design, invention, cost cutting and its shine was invented by the top indian brains.
I can write volumes on this JEWEL but the most important aspect of this rare of the rare feat is "Have we leveraged this opportunity to encash on our outreach to international players, our allies in international context, SAARC members and even our next door neighbourer Pakistan as a gesture of goodwill to gift first few hundred cars. This ia a soft move of the "SMART POWER" only a few visionaries can appreciate.
A million dollar thought to be considered by Hon'ble Sir, Ratan Tata Ji who deserves to be honoured by "BHARAT RATAN"
Re: TATA'S NANO - A JEWEL IN INDIA'S GLORY
by petels on Feb 26, 2009 03:12 PM Permalink
Why always vote bank politics. Why always forget other neighbours Nepal,Bangladesh or Bhutan.?????
Ratan Tata deserves a Bharat Ratna the Bharat Ratna, consiering NOBODY,NONE of the WORLD's leading car manufarurerers thought about it. He concieved the conept, nurtured it for 5 years, when all douoted it and at the final moments, Mamata pulled the rug under his leg. But yet he brought it out. Its not only India, -- many countries South Africa and oher many othe asian and african countries are looking forward to it
Tata's aim of replacing every motorcycle to a car is promising, but its not for the Indian infrastructure, our roads just cant be flooded with cars, the out come would be frequent traffic jams, people in urgency caught in traffic, pollution, i wish to have a car but car for every one is not the way to lead our future.. thats a though from me .... samuel.
Re: is it a cause for better living ?
by jaideep singh on Feb 26, 2009 03:45 PM Permalink
Ya I agree wid u..but main question is--- Is nano is a good product?? according to me is it not safe as like other cars (means body structure)and after that the main problem ,that we all r facing is traffic (no matter u r rich or not).....so i believe that car does exist but in a certain range(not like that everyone purchase). and i also feel the emotions of middle class becoz i m too.but car is a dream of middle class.so its a very debating topic..but we all r knw that Ratan tata only deals wid his profits and will nt thk abt traffice probn all.becoz they also thk ki yeh to govt ko sochna hai...
Re: is it a cause for better living ?
by pritam chakravarty on Feb 26, 2009 03:22 PM Permalink
I really support your thought.The traffic jam we are facing mainly at morning & evening that time we only thought "If we have bicycle".
Re: is it a cause for better living ?
by indiainmyblood on Feb 26, 2009 02:52 PM Permalink
I dont agree. Middle class should not be denied the pride of owning cars just beacuse the govt. is not doing their job. If the rich can own it ...why raise fingers when the rest of the population find it affordable. Again the real cause of pollution in not the modern engines or fuel efficient vehicles.
