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Dear All, I am working in Automotive Industry so wants input from you all who belong to same industry that in this tough time. Are your cos. are also planning for downsizing?? If yes, what are the st...
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Ramakrishna Ganji
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As per Industrial Disputes Act,1947Section 25-C says that a workmen shall be paid by the employer for all days during which he is so laid off, except for such weekly holidays as may intervene, compensation which shall be equal to 50% of the total...
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Hi friends, I feel the government should offer more incentives to the domestic auto industry and encourage foreign investment in the sector. The automotive industry in several developing countries were growing fast with the assistance of their respective governments. Even we should get such benefits from our government. There has to be an appropriate tariff policy in the country to safeguard the domestic auto industry from surge in imports and to develop adequate indigenous manufacturing base. Still India remain a small player in the world automotive market with a share of around 3 percent in the production of passenger cars and commercial vehicles (compared to China's 12 percent) and a sha...
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shankar
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| 3 years ago
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well, in my way we should also hone our engineerin and technial kills, LOCALISATION OF IMPORTED parts should be done at war pace, then only true cost cutting be achieved
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Vinod Kumar Khanna
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| 3 years ago
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Ya government has to do much because right now India is a small player in a big automotive market with just 3% share in global production.
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Arun Murali
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Yes but One correction non fueled by petrol and diesel. Â CNG should be promotoed and so should electric and Hybrids.
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Ramakrishna Ganji
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Government incentives are economically inefficient. They are a form of social engineering, since people express their preferences through the market and incentives are a way of changing the market conditions so people’s views change. This is...
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Tata V.S. Kameswara Rao
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Merc or BMW are made for Indians ? Rolls ? But, some indians are using them better than else where. Good will be displayed in the show rooms or malls. If you want you buy it or be a window shopper. It's customer choice, merchant's opportunity.Â
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Kailash Sharma
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| 2 years ago
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I don't think so. By seeing their price, I can definitely say, it cannot be afforded by Indian middle class customers. Also, these bikes won't be able to sustain Indian extreme conditions...
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Ramakrishna Ganji
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| 3 years ago
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Such bikes in India are owned by only those who want to show off and nothing else. They can't enjoy the fun attached with these bikes. Indian roads are not meant for these bikes. Also the rules does not allow them to go beyond a certain limit.
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Ted Green
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why? Motorbikes are made for racing, and racing needs as much speed as possible. Does not make any sense to me at all. My answer is no, I dont think its justified at all.
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Ramakrishna Ganji
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Yes, this race for speed was generating a lot of wastage of resources and also this was giving the anti-social elements of the society a chance to get ahead in their wrong doings, so I think is is a good decision.
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Mild Hybrids
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Arun Murali
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Choose to buy mild hybrids next time. They can easily save you 8% on fuel bills, easily. The making of mild hybrid is as simple as getting rid of the starter motor and using the alternator(redesigned) as a starter. Only need some work with the...
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Ramakrishna Ganji
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Get regular tune ups as designated in the owner’s manual. Tune ups are an important part of keeping the engine running at peak performance.
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The ' Struggle Of The Fittest ' idea is still dominating the Human Intellect. May it be social, geographical or any ecologiacl environment, there is struggle for existence and survivorship, and our business environment is not new to this idea.  History has proven that thsoe organizations which were able to adapt the consumer markets, those who struggled across diverse set of segments  has flourished successfully, irrespective of the nature of organization, whwether big or small. I won't confuse you so much. Here let me take an example of Autodealers. In Autodealers market there is a lot of competiton going on, competition for market, competition for profit, competition for expansion and mo...
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Ramakrishna Ganji
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A new milestone, yes but it's very early days yet. What if there are serious production issues that require a recall?
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Answer: "Will the launches of the Bajaj and Tata small cars signal the coming of age of the Indian auto industry?" deleted from your view.
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Ramakrishna Ganji
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I think it is not lack of knowledge, it is more to do with carelessness. We should try and make them aware of it...
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Ted Green
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I beat one of those security systems 15 years ago, I sure hope they have improved. Now with SATcom based two way technology, yeah they can disable the auto remotely, or start it, and even unlock the doors.
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Ramakrishna Ganji
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I think Early Warning System is better, It lets you know when an intruder is attempting to get away with your vehicle, allowing you to check on it immediately. Car owners carrying a Early Warning system has a Key Pass that sends a signal to the...
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Answer: "With more of vehicle thefts going around I think it time to look for the best anti-theft device. So Which anti-theft..." deleted from your view.
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