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Yes, huge sales will add to traffic problems
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No, it is Local Government's Failure/Responsibility.
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Nikhil
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"No, it is Local Government's Failure/Responsibility."
| 2 years ago
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Traffic is issue of govt and not TATA, govt has to provide aods which are wide, smooth and traffic / conjestion free
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Sumanta Mukherjee
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| 3 years ago
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yes even i agree with pradeep here that its the failure of the government for not providing proper infrastructure in the cities where more number of people are coming in search of jobs and this has created to an unprecedented growth of population in...
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MAJETY CHANDRA SHEKHAR
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"No, it is Local Government's Failure/Responsibility."
| 3 years ago
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Yes, the dream of a middle class man will be true by TATA NANO. But the company shall see not only the profits but also see that the government takes step to improve the infrastruer in the cities where the percentage is only 6% - 8% . The said...
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Debate: "Do you think Launch of TATA Nano & possible huge sales, add to Traffic problems of cities??" deleted from your view.
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mvaravind
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| 1 year ago
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Since there is no enough fine resourses....
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Sumanta Mukherjee
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| 3 years ago
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The country being corrupt from top to bottom one can see that no body wants to have a alternative fuel where they think that they might be deprived from their benefits that they are having now so, they are not really thinking about the future and not...
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Bellala Gopinatha Rao
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iT IS THE ATTRACTION OFÂ BENEFIT TOP BUROCRETS GETTING FROM PETROLIUM AND AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY INFLUENCES THE ADMINISTRATOR , OTHERWISE WHAT OUR RESEARH AND DEVELOPEMENT DEPT IS DOING? fRIENDS WHAT IS YOUR OPINION ? OR ELSE IS THERE ANY OTHER REASON..?
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Parag Arora
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| 3 years ago
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India being a booming economy, introduction of F1 race can pump in real bucks from the perspective of an economist. Such high net worth events should open opportunities for development of our infrastructures and investments. I am not sure how it...
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Sumanta Mukherjee
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India has come a long way in terms of technology and some of the best minds in the world are right here in India. There are just too many political and other influential people standing in the way of getting something done. The ones who do want to be...
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Sumanta Mukherjee
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With this the world would not be seeing meaner machines any more because when it comes to such bikes the only thing with which they can compete is speed and now the have to restrict it. Take the example of Hayabusa, it can go upto 500Ks an hour but as...
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Ramakrishna Ganji
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| 3 years ago
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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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Ted Green
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| 3 years ago
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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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Debate: "The motorbike companies are not allowed to exceed a certain speed limit. Is is justified?" deleted from your view.
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alok sapre
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In india non of the tax implemented to depricate use of product was effective. Take example of tabaco products or liquer etc. Government had lavied hefty taxes on these products but it never helped in reducing consumption of this products. Better...
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Phani Mohan krishna
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yes it helps as by human nature we fear Penal actions and when there is a tax on excess carbon foot print you try to minimise and look for alternates. india should stride this path.
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BEENA AGARWAL
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Yes of coursee carbon tax is essential for all industries which emits CO2 gas as well as other toxic corbn gases.To reduce global wrming and pollutionit is neccessary . Obviously there are parameters to reduce carbon emission as plantation of...
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shuvankar dey
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mamta banerjee first time new project tata vista place singur
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andyappan
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TATA IS INDIA  NOT MARUTI ,JAPANESE  TATA NANO Vs andy nano volume 200 cc fuel 1.0 Lit @ 5 Lit/hr/1000 cc andy engine 1/3 volume for same HP  vol=630/3=210 cc say 200 cc fuel cost per hour = $1/Lit* fuel/hr= 1*1=1 fare cost/hour= fare...
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GM and other leading global automakers are setting up factories around St. Petersburg, Russia, while Ford is expanding its plant for the third time in six years to meet the growing demand in the country. Auto sales have tripled in the past five years here. If this is not enough then the global market ratings are a full proof indication of how the russian auto market is doing. General Motors Corp.'s half-built plant on the muddy outskirts of St. Petersburg won't roll out its first vehicle until November, but the new Russian hires are already hard at work. In a warehouse near the factory entrance, young men and women drill bolts into car-sized wooden crates, spray-paint them and practice spot...
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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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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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