Comments on: Inflation and the stupid Economist

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hotnewszone — Wed, 14 Dec 2011 08:48:15 +0000

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Denny Salesky — Mon, 01 Nov 2010 11:52:44 +0000

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By: Gupta S.K.

Gupta S.K. — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 09:11:34 +0000

Sir,
You have rightly approached the issue ,but it would have been much better if you would have shown the exact extracted amount of each product per barrel & Taxes Of Govt.This would extract the real position How the Oil companies & the Govt is befooling the innocent Public for the Benifit of Big Private oil Companies at the cost of poor exchequer.

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By: Yatin

Yatin — Mon, 17 May 2010 12:22:54 +0000

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teaparty — Mon, 12 Apr 2010 02:47:42 +0000

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By: ST

ST — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 08:44:25 +0000

Yes, I agree with you 100% that it is the middle class which is most affected and I am one of them. But still my conscience says that things will be solved right. The reason being, we are witnessing a country which had soared to unbelievable heights in such a short time as never in the past; sure enough if the people have enough patience and faith in the government, there will be a positive solution soon. And I like the issues and arguments going on within the government among different parties…….this is the only way to keep any government of foot because they should know that the people of India are aware and concerned about the country’s future….

By: Rishabh

Rishabh — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 07:48:24 +0000

No one has any doubts on credentials of MMS but then he has not shown that caliber as a PM which he showed as FM.
Personally i also support the nuke deal but only time will tell if govt goes ahead with the deal.
I can list 10 countries at least which are developing or developed where the price of oil is comparatively low.
No doubt govt gives lots of subsidies but then raising the price of cooking gas is punch in the stomach of middle class.

By: ST

ST — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 06:38:18 +0000

Even though I do not have the details of how many vehicles are there in India, I am sure that it is very close to China which is anytime more than anywhere in the world. Taxation is very less compared to the outside world.
We are in a competitive world and if we need to progress futher in this world, we need to have a vision and this cannot be achieved in a day. Every one should do their part….Mahatma Gandhiji did his part of making our country independent and we cannot expect him to come and solve the inflation and nuclear issue. It is the job of the present government to do this job and nothing can be achieved without a vision and I (personally) say that the MANMOHAN SINGH GOVERNMENT has a vision and we can see most of it being achieved and they are doing their best to make it a success at any cost…….

Comming to BJP…..please read yesterdays news that I have copied below. Naidu says,

“If the Left thinks that the deal is useless then why are they engaged in this lengthy discussion. They should rather start discussing other issues of public interest like price rise,” Naidu says,
“The government is headed by an unwilling Prime Minister. He wants to leave his office. How can we expect him to take important decisions,”

I (ST) would like to ask,
Is this what the BJP believes, that a Prime Minister who is going to leave office will not take proper decisions for the country ?? In that case I feel BJP candidates are following this rule….how can we trust a BJP government with a Prime Minister who does not take interest in the country if his goverment (not the people of India) is at stake ??

ACTUAL NEWS FOR YOUR REFERENCE :
The former president of the party sought to take a dig at the meetings of the UPA-Left committee on Indo-US Nuclear Deal saying, “They meet to decide when to meet to decide on another meeting.” “The government is headed by an unwilling Prime Minister. He wants to leave his office. How can we expect him to take important decisions,” Naidu said.

On Central Government’s advise to the states to reduce taxes to curb price rise, he said, “it is a clever ploy and cheap politics.” Naidu reiterated that his party would vote against the government if the deal is put to vote in the Monsoon session.

“Why should we sympathise with the government. We will vote against the deal if it is put to vote. We are not against strategic and friendly relations with the US but we oppose the Hyde act,” he said.