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Md. Vaseem Chavhan
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Not for Indian economy especially to The faarmers(Raw materail Suppier).In SEZ all Big Company will come,they will process the raw material and will earn lot of as compare to that of farmers. Give opportunity to local people to open Small...
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N.lokanathan
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In India we Indians are crazy for money and will do anything to make money. Of course not all but majority of us. The SEZ are money spinning schemes where by you can take farmer's lands at throw away prices and build real estate in the name of...
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Isha Verma
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I think it is a boon for farmers, with extending climate change we are witnessing hardly any rains for farmers to cultivate their land and grow something and when the land is not at all getting used properly why not sell them when SEZ's are...
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Santosh Sinha
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I feel this argument is given with private players on mind. I think the core sectors like, OIL, POWER, STEEL and others shall always be in control of govt. Keeping the importance of these sectors a decision was taken by Smt Indira Gandhi to take...
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N.lokanathan
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The Successive Indian governments are following a stupid policy of keeping the price of petroleum products subsidised, helping adulteration, black marketing and illegal activities as always happens when some products are controlled or regulated. By...
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Shikha Malhotra
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At present, the government does not allow state-running fuel retailers to fix petrol, diesel, kerosene and LPG prices in line with international cost, resulting in huge revenue losses for the companies and subsidy burden on government. Petrol and...
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Santosh Sinha
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I feel this argument is given with private players on mind. I think the core sectors like, OIL, POWER, STEEL and others shall always be in control of govt. Keeping the importance of these sectors a decision was taken by Smt Indira Gandhi to take...
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N.lokanathan
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The Successive Indian governments are following a stupid policy of keeping the price of petroleum products subsidised, helping adulteration, black marketing and illegal activities as always happens when some products are controlled or regulated. By...
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Shikha Malhotra
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At present, the government does not allow state-running fuel retailers to fix petrol, diesel, kerosene and LPG prices in line with international cost, resulting in huge revenue losses for the companies and subsidy burden on government. Petrol and...
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Many of the Government agencies which are there to help the investors as per the government's stipulated policies generally give lot of impediments and test the patience and temper of the investor. There are umpteen agencies like customs/excise, income tax, certification agencies like ISI, ESI/PF and state agencies like factory inspectors,corporation authorities, Electricity boards , commercial tax people etc give all kinds of trouble in each and every step and demand money. Unless and until you grease the palms of the concerned authorities you will get harassed in each and every step. I have seen and felt this as all the above agencies do this to extract money and discourage your effort...
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