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Here is the copy of Anna Hazare's open letter to PM.. Date: April 6, 2011 To, Dr. Manmohan Singh, Hon'ble Prime Minister of India New Delhi Dear Dr. Singh, I have started my indefinite fast at Jantar mantar. I had invited you also to fast and pray for a corruption free India on 5th April. Though I did not receive any reply from you, I am hopeful that you must have done that. I am pained to read and hear about government's reaction to my fast. I consider it my duty to clarify the points raised on behalf of Congress party and the government by their spokespersons, as they appear in media: 1. It is being alleged that I am being instigated by some people to sit on this fast. Dear Manmohan Singh...
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NATTERAJA R. ARIKRISHNAN
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Every one should salute Mr.Anna Hazare for his very bold step taken to fight against corruption and in fact it is a very good kick start for others to fall in line to initiate such steps with a view to struggle for a noble cause. His letter...
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Kiran M R
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Agree with Anna..None of the governments post independence have had any impact on corruption...let's support the cause...
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S. Muralidharan
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His Intent and Purport is very clear. Dr.MMS is sulking from inside seeing the apathy of this Nation, completely inundated feeling helpless, but the attachment to the Chair (which is glued) is what is holding him on for this inaction! Is he not a...
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Kiran M R
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In my view point, the issue in india is with respect to quality and pricing. Most of the projects are driven by government agencies (tenders). There are many companies in India making PV systems..in this how many of them really adhere to the...
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monika computers
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yes it will be success in indian market but why we forget that we can generate electricity on the basis of energy only because can be generated or destroyed it will be with us last long and if u generate electricity by absorbing energy only then...
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Michael Reid
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The high cost is a real factor but can be cancelled out. One of my customers are selling a lot of panels made to look like tiles. House builders put them on their new houses at a cost of £4000 and find that they can sell the houses for £6000 more...
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Siddharth K Arora
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I think the complete prospect of bloom box is really good as compared to the present system. The first thing and major thing here is Costing, like presently how electricity is reaching home, through these big wires passing every city state even...
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Kiran M R
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The concept is good and is definitely a innovation. The question we have to ask ourselves - Can this light up 50,000 villages in India that lack basic access to light (and water)? the roadmap of USD3000 for each is also going to be expensive. Are...
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sumitra dutta
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I have some doubts here, the current bloom boxes which are being used in some of the silicon valley campuses like ebay and google data center, we have no idea how much fuel it consumes on a regular basis, and the cost of those single box which...
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