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deepsa52 · #11 28th July 2008, 12:44 AM

Very nice. We need to get those Oil $ monopolists and Sheiks back to their Camels.

ARMHM · #12 28th July 2008, 04:25 AM

It is not that easy to reverse the history. The oil is not consumed only by transport vehicles. Think about the industries which are dependant on oil. The giant generators run by factories (captive power plants, boilers etc.). The raw material and byproducts derived from the crude oil. And many other products. The price of petrol has not doubled in India even though the crude price has more than doubled because of the subsidies. But think of the industrial fuel which is not subsidised and their output will be dearer. Think of the people involved in the oil industry. If the sheikhs go back to camel nearly half of the world will face the problem too. Because directly or indirectly world is also benefitting from the oil exporting nations (esp. Gulf countries). Think of the products we are exporting to them. Are we selling them at the same price of a year back? No, in fact the prices of products they import has more than doubled too.
Forget about getting a car in Rs. 100000/- and be happy. The company's more expensive range has failed to satisfy customers. Ask your mechanic or any mechanic, he will be more happy to repair a Maruti than a Tata. Besides overdiversification is a minus point for any company and Tata is just doing that.

deepsa52 · #13 28th July 2008, 06:53 AM

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Originally Posted by ARMHM

It is not that easy to reverse the history. The oil is not consumed only by transport vehicles. Think about the industries which are dependant on oil. The giant generators run by factories (captive power plants, boilers etc.). The raw material and byproducts derived from the crude oil. And many other products. The price of petrol has not doubled in India even though the crude price has more than doubled because of the subsidies. But think of the industrial fuel which is not subsidised and their output will be dearer. Think of the people involved in the oil industry. If the sheikhs go back to camel nearly half of the world will face the problem too. Because directly or indirectly world is also benefitting from the oil exporting nations (esp. Gulf countries). Think of the products we are exporting to them. Are we selling them at the same price of a year back? No, in fact the prices of products they import has more than doubled too.
Forget about getting a car in Rs. 100000/- and be happy. The company's more expensive range has failed to satisfy customers. Ask your mechanic or any mechanic, he will be more happy to repair a Maruti than a Tata. Besides overdiversification is a minus point for any company and Tata is just doing that.

Nothing is black or white
In most developed nations, Nuclear power plants are a core source of energy.Also job losses due to technology changes is quite natural - you either retrain yourself or be left out. And no mention of extreme pollution in Indian and Chinese cities, climate change etc.
The main point is, if world starts using Green cars, there will be a demand destruction for oil and promotes clean energy. And if you check the first post in the thread, its says it all about politics. I will be quite happy to drive this car even if it looks like an Icebox . Economic growth ( What is the Human development Index for India, BTW ? ) is not really defined by the amount of junk developing nations export to Middle East and the West.

mahesh2007 · #14 28th July 2008, 08:58 AM

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Originally Posted by ARMHM

Forget about getting a car in Rs. 100000/- and be happy. a Tata.

may be true.
a single room in Ginger hotel(erstwhile Taj Hotels IndiONe) which was 900 rs. in late 2004, was 1999 in early 2008, more than 100% appreciation.
It shall be interesting to see, how long Tata motors shall be able to sell the car for 1 lakh bucks.

mahesh

praveen taneja · #15 28th July 2008, 09:34 AM

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Originally Posted by mahesh2007

may be true.
a single room in Ginger hotel(erstwhile Taj Hotels IndiONe) which was 900 rs. in late 2004, was 1999 in early 2008, more than 100% appreciation.
It shall be interesting to see, how long Tata motors shall be able to sell the car for 1 lakh bucks.

mahesh

my dear friend the 100000Rs car will b on road at around 140000Rs company is already saying this lets see how maruti counter this competition god bless u

debdeeps · #16 28th July 2008, 01:37 PM

Tara Tiny and Tara Titu are zero Emission electric cars and costs only Rs 99,000 and manufactured by Tara International.
To read more about one can search google/ rediff.

mahesh2007 · #17 30th July 2008, 08:33 AM

This explains why there are lackadaisical rollovers on NSE.
An informative news from BS.

mahesh

sikandar · #18 30th July 2008, 10:11 AM

Very informative good article
Thanks
sikandar

deepsa52 · #19 31st July 2008, 12:14 AM

It is understandable, some of the large multinational professional brokerages and market makers offer Nifty futures in SGX. Unless NSE truly goes global and brokers like IB start offering Indian stocks and Nifty futures in their trading platform, volume should go down further.

deepsa52 · #20 1st August 2008, 06:26 AM

Nicely written article.

http://www.minyanville.com/articles/.../index/a/18129

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