I was the lucky Rolls Royce engineer who restored this car 40 years ago for Bill Meredith-Owens in England and I am delighted it is back where it rightfully belongs. I have very fond memories of this car and would love to hear from the new owners. Martin Gibbs
Its a matter of pride and a great moment for gujarat and Indai as well that which belonged to us has ome back to us after such a long time and so much of money but what matters most is that its back where it belonged and made India proud.Instead of criticising lets praise that he had the heart to spned that much money and bring back our heritage like vijay mallaya did by bringing the sword of Tipu sultan. Cheers and our bharat mahan. Jai Hind
Dr. Manmohan Singh, Prime Minister of India, South Block, New Delhi.
Dear Prime Minister:
You may by now have realized that the 2G Spectrum scandal is not only bad for the country in the dimension of corruption, but now it emerges that there is a national security dimension too. The RAW, IB, CBI, ED all have enough material which they may have placed before you regarding the dubious aspects of the principal player in this scam.
According to my information two sisters, Anushka and Nadia, of Ms Sonia Gandhi had received sixty percent of the kickbacks in this deal i.e. Rs.18,000 crores each. The frequent travel of Sonia Gandhi and her immediate family to Malaysia, Hongkong, Dubai and parts of Europe including London requires to be probed under the law. What requires your special attention is the mode of the travel, not by commercial airliners, but by jets provided by the corporate sector which itself is illegal under the DGCA Rules. I find that often Ms. Sonia Gandhi and family have traveled to Dubai and then traveled onwards on private jets provided by dubious Arab business interests to Europe. It is not clear on what passport they have traveled. In Dubai they were felicitated by agencies of countries which are hostile to India including that of Pakistan.
You can no more not take a stand when evil is permeating in the country in the form of terrorism, religious conversion and demographic infiltration. The ill-gotten money
It appears Rich in India are obsessed with doing away with the cash on inappropriate and useless items (like the present one), instead putting it (cash) to use for the present problems and future of the kids (albeitself) of Rajkot atleast. That act would have made people to look at them with lot of respect. What a pity, such clamming about the waste!
But these are fool companies as they don't know that the companies with progressive nature always support the idea of multiplying their headcount. Top executives normally adopt the mode of decreasing headcount to show profitability and please owners/promoters ,however they keep on increasing expenses on their own vested interest matters. Owners are fools who say cutting expenses on headcount helps them to increase profitability, in turn it looses their brand image in market and consequently market share. Companies are not made up of Brick or Morter but their reputation rests on employees welfare. More HANDS simply translates into Handsome profitability for any organisation of any nature and business magniture. The sign of good companies is that they keep on adding manpower even in times of market recession as it helps them to amplify their brand image. Good companies always believe in recruiting people in rural area and help to decongest Metros and Major cities. They spread their wings by networking strongly across length and breadth of nation by appointing marketing employees in all cities and rural areas rather concentrating every employee at their Head office.
Re: Star of India
by Gaurav GUPTA on Dec 01, 2010 12:20 PM
you name says it all an ant. Only a fool would compare an immaculaltely maintained rolls royce to junk.
