Re: Museum for Indian politicians.
by navneet on Apr 04, 2011 09:28 AM
Best is to make toiletes in the name of politicians so that people can releive happily
Re: Re: Museum for Indian politicians.
by VIVEK SHARMA on Jun 09, 2011 02:52 PM
m ready to doante 100000 if somebody is making sulabh shauchalyas on the name any of digvijay , chidammbaram, araja,manmohan singh, nitish kumar,a raja...............so on
Re: Museum for Indian politicians.
by Joseph George on Oct 24, 2011 09:52 PM
Err Amit - this is about class and engineering. You are missing something. Maybe you have some politician in mind who has class and quality. Please illuminate us of this non entity
Dear have look at Indigo eCS, Indica eV2, Nano..Safari, SUMO, ARIA,SCORPIO, XYLO, Bolero,Force Trax etc. all are 100% Indian (Manza & Vista have Italian engines)
An unique way to honour a great innovative man. This is possible only in Europe where talent is recognised and rewarded.
The first car industry in India was set up by Birla group in Calcutta under the brand name Ambassador. In case of two wheeler it was Bajaj in Scooter and Yezdi in two wheeler (Enfield is from england), The tragedy is both Ambassador and Yezdi have seen the grave and Bajaj has survived with Japanese technology new generation bikes. This clearly shows the government and people of india's mind set up. Most of the ambassador cars in many government departments are in depleted and rusty state with almost all engines removed except the bonnet, lined up for auction but no takers. Its pity though Gandhi fought for Be Indian Buy Indian, majority indians even after 63 years independence still ape western culture and dress. I bet, none of the big names in this country still possess an Ambassador car. Indeed its indian royal car even today.
Re: unique way to honour
by Jaideep Chanda on Apr 01, 2011 02:26 PM
The case of the Ambasador should not be viewed as Indian accepting things that are foriegn made rather a case where the company could not evolve over a period of time and therefore deeming the offering extinct. Maruti would have had the same fate had they not increased the product portfolio. I know you would say that Maruti is Japanese but so is Ambasador...the engines were being supplied by Isuzu...
Re: unique way to honour
by nasrullah akram on Apr 01, 2011 02:40 PM
I willbe very hapyy to know from Mr, R.Balasubramanyam whether he is still owning any Ambassador Car and Jawa/Yezdi motor bike.
Re: Re: unique way to honour
by Somik Roy on Apr 01, 2011 02:53 PM
Ambassadors are still being mass produced from Hind Motors, Kolkata. They are fitted with Issuzu Diesel Engine (Japanese) and is plying in Kolkata mostly as yellow Taxis and also Govt. cars. They are roomy, spacious and very sturdy on pot holed roads.
Re: Re: Re: Re: unique way to honour
by R Balasubramanian on Apr 01, 2011 04:53 PM
even though you grow old, you are a child to your parents till your death. Dont forget the past. They are your guide to future, if you have.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: unique way to honour
by Joseph George on Oct 24, 2011 09:55 PM
So marry your mother or grandmother better still if the british had not got to her
Re: Re: Re: Re: unique way to honour
by R Balasubramanian on Apr 01, 2011 04:54 PM
even though you grow old, you are a child to your parents till your death. Dont forget the past. They are your guide to future, if you have.
Re: Re: Re: unique way to honour
by R Balasubramanian on Apr 01, 2011 05:00 PM
Yes. it may not look cozy compared to todays cars on road but is elegent, sturdy and roomy. I know, most of taxis plying in calcutta are ambassadors driven by Sardarjis. Its delight to look at taxis piling up at traffic juctions during night. Even in Delhi ambassadors are used as taxis.
Re: Re: unique way to honour
by R Balasubramanian on Apr 01, 2011 04:51 PM
I am a poor brahmin and has not received any subsidy from government. Yes ofcourse of my friends still possess his Yezdi bike and stays in Bangalore. You can see these bikes zooming in bangalore city alongwith Rajdoot of Escorts.
Re: Re: Re: unique way to honour
by Joseph George on Oct 24, 2011 09:57 PM
Rajdoot Yamaha 350cc were the farts of the 80's. You bangs sound just as stinky
