The Main motive behind the bill was to take indian politics business to next level.that will be disaster to the country. if this bill gets nod , who do you think will occupi those seats only the wifes , daughters and daughter in laws of exisiting polical leaders . It's already became a practice in india.and soon that will become a culture. please stop this bill.It's good to provide reservation to women in all areas. but not to this Bill in it's present form. it needs amendments such as no second members of family can be elected or get eligibility. have to make strict eligibility rules . india has over 100 crores people. all are leaders not only those chunks of existing maroons. students realize this and start agitate ,women should think about the future of the country and fight for amendment in the bill so that every women gets fair chance to become leaders .
Indian Service Industry accounts for 62.6% of the country GDP. Indian industrial sector contribute 20% of the country GDP. Indian agricultural sector contribute only 17.5% of the country GDP.
When majority of this country is into agriculture, why measure our country's economy with the increase in auto sales? Will it not be logical to measure the country's economy by measuring the health of agriculture sector? If anything this news proves, it is only that the gap between the silent poor and the unconcerned rich community are widening day by day..A dangerous trend indeed.
Re: Indian Economy on a roll..Really?
by T S on Mar 06, 2010 04:40 PM
right. It's really a dangerous trend. Last decade has been years for all middleman /govt.babus/politicians.. Thanks to govt policies of promoting realestate. No genuine push to agriculture.. thats why inflation is very high. Realestae is root of corruption. Tax breaks to be stopped immidiately.
Re: Indian Economy on a roll..Really?
by Loga on Mar 06, 2010 04:54 PM
Indian Service Industry accounts for 62.6% of the country GDP. Indian industrial sector contribute 20% of the country GDP. Indian agricultural sector contribute 17.5% of the country GDP Only.
Re: Re: Indian Economy on a roll..Really?
by paul theo on Mar 06, 2010 05:06 PM
GOOD FERTILE LAND SHOULD NOT BE CONVERTED FOR OTHER PURPOSE AND MORE SOPS AHOULD BE GIVEN TO FARMERS AND MEET THEIR NEEDS.
Its gud dat d auto sales r going up 2 a gr8 extent in the country...bt we really need 2 ask d question about whats being done 2 improve the overall infrastructure that would be required to take the extra load of new cars that are going to ply on Indian roads every day?
