Wrote on 29 November 2012
Yes, FDI in retail will boost the Indian Economy in the depressing situation....
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Wrote on 18 November 2012
yes
Wrote on 02 November 2012
Yes,IT WOULD DEFINITELY HELP IN BUILDING INFRASTRUCTURAL FACILITIES, so it is good time to encourage the globalisation........
Wrote on 02 October 2012
Yes., as such its the perfect time..
Wrote on 02 October 2012
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Wrote on 01 October 2012
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no
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its really good for customers they get exciting prices with affordable...
best chance dont quit.....
Wrote on 01 October 2012
Wrote on 30 September 2012
Wrote on 30 September 2012
yes
Wrote on 30 September 2012
Already corruption has made poor people more poor & bringing FDI will be like removing Indians from India & welcoming Foreigners.. This would be development of only corrupted people.. common man will suffer as usual.. I cant trust our Govt. at all.. Its only Politics not development...
Wrote on 30 September 2012
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yes.i believe allowing fdi is right choice
Wrote on 30 September 2012
small trader will be finished after some time.
Wrote on 30 September 2012
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manmohan zindabad
Wrote on 30 September 2012
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It will adversely affect millions of people in the retail sector.
Wrote on 29 September 2012
why is govt escaping to his responsibly ? why should we depend on other .
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Wrote on 28 September 2012
we shall see its effect after 10 years
Wrote on 28 September 2012
Fully Billed & Revenue of our Country
Wrote on 28 September 2012
It should allow FDI in Multi Brand Retail but there should be strict restriction on its expansion as we got on banks . . .. . Which will be benfited for both the country and the people . . .
Wrote on 28 September 2012
I do not encourage FDI in mutli brand retail because the retailers in India may not continue their current business due to diversification of sale and related income and new entrants may not be there. They may be forced to work under foreign traders giving all benefits to them and getting in turn small amount of salary
Wrote on 28 September 2012
Wrote on 28 September 2012
yes
Wrote on 28 September 2012
If there is no FDI in multi brand retail then after some years Local Private Players may enjoy very less competition resulting excess price charges for their products as we see now a days in malls.
FDI will give tough competition to all of them so Middle class people will get better products and services at better price.
Wrote on 28 September 2012
Wrote on 28 September 2012
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Wrote on 27 September 2012
Not healthy and good for our traders and buyers as well.... Every country has its own trade policies according to the geography and culture.. No plunging noses please...
Wrote on 27 September 2012
We don't need FOREIGN MONEY. We need INDIAN MONEY lying in FOREIGN COUNTRIES. It may not be surprising if the Indian-foreign money is being routed through FDI.
Wrote on 27 September 2012
Every decision has positive as well as negative aspect.
It is the time to concentrate on POSITIVE aspects.
Wrote on 27 September 2012
Wrote on 27 September 2012
It will definitely boost up the retail sector and also the economy in the long run.
Wrote on 27 September 2012
If FDI in india once again we are war against britiesh people for another independence. UPA Government Totally wasted government. It will not get another chance. UPA life comes to end.
Wrote on 27 September 2012
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yes
Wrote on 27 September 2012
No
Wrote on 26 September 2012
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Wrote on 26 September 2012
It is harmful for our farmers.
Wrote on 26 September 2012
It is harmful for our farmers.
Wrote on 26 September 2012
It is harmful for our farmers.
Wrote on 26 September 2012
Wrote on 26 September 2012
yes
Wrote on 26 September 2012
FDI will boost retail sector. It is never done small shopkeeper are affected by big mall. Open market has always oportunities for all.
Wrote on 26 September 2012
becs ....ye desh hai gaon(viilage) ka desh yanha log jude huye chote chote vyapari .....agar aisa hua to desh me berojgari aur badhegi....
Wrote on 26 September 2012
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It will help to local manufacturer how to compit with the internation trader
Wrote on 26 September 2012
FDI in retail will be most beneficial for us. Most of foreing Inflows come into the market. Small retailer will not effect because of this.
Wrote on 26 September 2012
Good for India, good for the economy, good for our progress.
Wrote on 26 September 2012
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Wrote on 26 September 2012
yes it will enhances the growth of indian economy as every coin has two side it also has some disadvantage but advantages are more n we are looking as a postie aspect of this matter
Wrote on 25 September 2012
Wrote on 25 September 2012
In India intermediates involving in all sectors so that if the Govt. allows FDI in retail they intermediates will loss the employments.
Wrote on 25 September 2012
this is good for whole country.
Wrote on 25 September 2012
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Wrote on 25 September 2012
i don't see any reason for not welcoming FDI in retail. Already there are Big domestic player
(Reliance,TATA, Birla ) in Retail sector so small retailers are used to it and also these Multibrands can operate in limited cities only as per existing qualification criteria
Wrote on 25 September 2012
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Yes
Wrote on 24 September 2012
Wrote on 24 September 2012
Un-till we get matured in some business we should not allow others to compete with ourself
Wrote on 24 September 2012
Wrote on 24 September 2012
yes
Wrote on 24 September 2012
If FDI introduced in India the retail industry falls
Wrote on 24 September 2012
bekar hai
Wrote on 23 September 2012
LET NOT INDIA, ONCE AGAIN STRUGGLE FOR INDEPENDENCE
Wrote on 23 September 2012
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Wrote on 23 September 2012
YES WE WILL WELCOME BECUASE FOREIGN CURRENCY RESERVES GETS INCREASED IN OUR COUNTY
Wrote on 23 September 2012
FDI is good but not the Indian Black money stashed outside India and coming back in white under the garb of FDI
Wrote on 23 September 2012
Wrote on 23 September 2012
no.
Wrote on 23 September 2012
i agree with it..........
Wrote on 23 September 2012
No...
Wrote on 23 September 2012
how can we shift duty of developement of cool storages,transportation,infrastructure on foreign co. instead of psu n private co., n why such foreign co. will build such facility for indias benefit.
Wrote on 23 September 2012
how can we shift duty of developement of cool storages,transportation,infrastructure on foreign co. instead of psu n private co., n why such foreign co. will build such facility for indias benefit.
Wrote on 23 September 2012
I support
Wrote on 23 September 2012
The present crisis is purely due to inability of government to utilize our resources properly. To overcome this opening the doors to FDI will be like the opening given to East India Company.
Wrote on 22 September 2012
yes
Wrote on 22 September 2012
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Wrote on 22 September 2012
may its create lots of jobs
Wrote on 22 September 2012
yes
Wrote on 22 September 2012
Wrote on 22 September 2012
It would create jobs & strenthen our infrastucter .
Wrote on 22 September 2012
it will harm out local market as well as foreign exchange outflow
Wrote on 22 September 2012
it will erode the existence of small shopkeepers
Wrote on 22 September 2012
Wrote on 22 September 2012
no
Wrote on 22 September 2012
Wrote on 22 September 2012
Quality products @ cheap rate...dts it..!!
Wrote on 22 September 2012
yes
Wrote on 21 September 2012
WHY FDI WHY NOT INDIAN BRANDS ARE INDIANS ARE NOT CAPABLES
Wrote on 21 September 2012
NO
Wrote on 21 September 2012
Wrote on 21 September 2012
Wrote on 21 September 2012
FDI is a scheme for converting black money into white!
Wrote on 20 September 2012
it gives the better options to the consumers as well as farmers.
Wrote on 20 September 2012
it will be dangerous in long time
Wrote on 20 September 2012
yes
Wrote on 20 September 2012
I welcome fdi bcos ultimately the people will be a beneficiary by way of govt. revenue (billed for all)cheap, quality, service, hygenic products etc. The intermediaries will be suffered thats wat they are opposing. The intermediary is a culprit, they can not allow outside robbers. They can evade sales tax by way of non billing etc..
Wrote on 20 September 2012
FDI in Retails will certainly boost our economy at the grass root level. So welcome the decision of our government with open heart.
Wrote on 20 September 2012
YES I WILL WELCOME FDI SINCE TO IMPROVE INDIA AS A DEVELOPED IT IS ADVISABLE
Wrote on 20 September 2012
YES I WILL WELCOME FDI SINCE TO IMPROVE INDIA AS A DEVELOPED IT IS ADVISABLE
Wrote on 20 September 2012
YES I WILL WELCOME FDI SINCE TO IMPROVE INDIA AS A DEVELOPED IT IS ADVISABLE
Wrote on 20 September 2012
Yes. For faster growth and globalisation, we must adopt broad view and accept FDI.
Wrote on 20 September 2012
yes, its affect our economy in positive way
Wrote on 20 September 2012
if products are in good quality in a less price...
Wrote on 20 September 2012
Wrote on 20 September 2012
i think government should think about poor man . and not about only to those who are paying them donation
Wrote on 20 September 2012
Wrote on 20 September 2012
Wrote on 20 September 2012
There would be more recurrences of Cartel if we allow FDI in multi-brand retail. Hence we should not allow them in retail. Further our Kiranas would suffer, if we allow FDI.
Wrote on 20 September 2012
yes fdi should allowed in india through this we can generate revenve
Wrote on 20 September 2012
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Wrote on 20 September 2012
It Will Generate Employment Oppurtunities
Wrote on 20 September 2012
Wrote on 20 September 2012
Definately Yes..
With just the ANNOUNCEMENT of the Reforms, Rupee has been UP by 0.98%.
Thought Middle man will loose Margin, but the Margin now they are earning is also too high, and finally the End User (Consumer) is the ONLY ONE Who has to bear the all so called INFLATION.
Just think..with FDI, what all will be the Benefits...
First of all, Infrastructure facilities will be improved, and moving on to Fruits, Vegetables..you might be knowing that of all..daily minimum 40% of the vegetables, fruits, etc are wasted due to non availability of Storage facilities, which will be developed if FDI enters, thus no more Price Inflation.. More Employemt, etc.
And regarding the Profit that the Foreign Cos will earn...with that I would like to say that now in the present scenario, that if now Profit is with Indian then where it is..?? In the form of Black Money........ Are the consumers Benefited...??
No....
So, I totally Welcome FDI..
Wrote on 19 September 2012
It will reduce the income of small traders.
Wrote on 19 September 2012
Wrote on 19 September 2012
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Wrote on 19 September 2012
it would be dangerous for our domestic retail store and retail business person in the sense of competition . they do not compete with foreign retailers in the price.
Wrote on 19 September 2012
yes
Wrote on 19 September 2012
Wrote on 19 September 2012
NO
Wrote on 19 September 2012
a well planned and properly thought out structure of FDI in multi brand retail will benefit the Indian economy in a myriad ways....
Wrote on 19 September 2012
Wrote on 19 September 2012
FDI is the best way to Recuperate the downward indian Economy..
Wrote on 19 September 2012
Yes, definitley it would be welcome for the economy to expand and grow
Wrote on 19 September 2012
no, it can ruin india in future
Wrote on 18 September 2012
always with congresss
Wrote on 18 September 2012
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Wrote on 18 September 2012
profit will be short term but loss will be long term.. so it is not profitable for us, if allow.
Wrote on 18 September 2012
Wrote on 18 September 2012
It is a welcome ruling. More funds infused into the economy. Might help combat inflation in the long term. The local vendors won't lose out on their customers a great deal. But the bigger houses - Birlas, Reliance will have to indulge in cut throat pricing to fend off competition. Competitive intensity in this sector might for a change work out to be good
Wrote on 18 September 2012
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Will generate lakhs of employment but crores of business owners will loose business. state govt, ngo's must create awareness of benefit of combined business like producer comp model , etc to create a tuff competition to mnc's.
Wrote on 18 September 2012
No its not good for our country
Wrote on 18 September 2012
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FDI will decrease our currency value
Wrote on 18 September 2012
Wrote on 17 September 2012
Wrote on 17 September 2012
Not Yet, Not now. Instead of reviving the animal spirits of investors, it will end up dividing the country. Why are we stuck up with multi-brand retail? why not FDI in other sectors?
Wrote on 17 September 2012
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Wrote on 17 September 2012
Wrote on 17 September 2012
I think given the current case scenatio it would be too early to comment on it. There are few strong reasons which are in favour of FDI permit. However at the same time we should also focus on things which may have long term negative impact.
Points in favour -
1. Various options for consumers due to competition
2. Cheaper prices. Like in UK they have Tesco, ASDA etc which are large in set up and offer things at competitive prices
3. Infrastructure etc
Points not in favour:
1. The margins for retail vendors will be affected
2. Considering India, there are chances that these store wont be directly buying their material from farmer but through dealers and ulimately farmers not benefitting
If you have seen US president, Barack Obama is urging people to buy commodities oftenly bcoz this will help them get bread & butter. In US at least stores like Walmart, Best Buy etc are based out of the city but in India there are chances that they will be based in the city & obviously this will kill retail vendors.
Needless to say, government has not taken this decision just for pubilc benefit but it will also help them hiding there scam money. Who knows this FDI money will be just laundering of black money !
Wrote on 17 September 2012
Yes,It should be helpfull to every indian for change the life from Mediam to standard.
Wrote on 17 September 2012
It is welcomed owing to below points provided that the farmers interest are protected properly and adequately; and farmers are not left to be exploited by MNCs:-
1) Would help in creation of proper infrastructure along with better technology viz. storage facilities, cold-chains,etc
2)Will help in reducing wastage of fruits & vegetables and ease supply side factors increasing food inflation(which is hitting hard on poor people)
3)Help in kick-starting investment cycle.
4)Help in creating jobs in organised sector
5)Assist Government in better monitoring of the Retail Market and overall market.
Wrote on 17 September 2012
nNo.....nn
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Wrote on 17 September 2012
Though fdi in retail is welcome,i hav some reservations.
mnc will remain confined only to million plus cities,and not spread to towns which have a major share in retail industry
and we already have enough big bazar,more etc in cities.their presence now will not add anything new
so the concept of welfare of common man,economic growth is itself questionable
fdi is already there in storage of food products bt not many mnc's are part of it,it shows companies are keen in making profits and nt developing infra
my suggestion-first fix these potholes and then welcome fdi
Wrote on 17 September 2012
Though fdi in retail is welcome,i hav some reservations.
mnc will remain confined only to million plus cities,and not spread to towns which have a major share in retail industry
and we already have enough big bazar,more etc in cities.their presence now will not add anything new
so the concept of welfare of common man,economic growth is itself questionable
fdi is already there in storage of food products bt not many mnc's are part of it,it shows companies are keen in making profits and nt developing infra
my suggestion-first fix these potholes and then welcome fdi
Wrote on 17 September 2012
Though fdi in retail is welcome,i hav some reservations.
mnc will remain confined only to million plus cities,and not spread to towns which have a major share in retail industry
and we already have enough big bazar,more etc in cities.their presence now will not add anything new
so the concept of welfare of common man,economic growth is itself questionable
fdi is already there in storage of food products bt not many mnc's are part of it,it shows companies are keen in making profits and nt developing infra
my suggestion-first fix these potholes and then welcome fdi
Wrote on 17 September 2012
Though fdi in retail is welcome,i hav some reservations.
mnc will remain confined only to million plus cities,and not spread to towns which have a major share in retail industry
and we already have enough big bazar,more etc in cities.their presence now will not add anything new
so the concept of welfare of common man,economic growth is itself questionable
fdi is already there in storage of food products bt not many mnc's are part of it,it shows companies are keen in making profits and nt developing infra
my suggestion-first fix these potholes and then welcome fdi
Wrote on 17 September 2012
Though fdi in retail is welcome,i hav some reservations.
mnc will remain confined only to million plus cities,and not spread to towns which have a major share in retail industry
and we already have enough big bazar,more etc in cities.their presence now will not add anything new
so the concept of welfare of common man,economic growth is itself questionable
fdi is already there in storage of food products bt not many mnc's are part of it,it shows companies are keen in making profits and nt developing infra
my suggestion-first fix these potholes and then welcome fdi
Wrote on 17 September 2012
Though fdi in retail is welcome,i hav some reservations.
mnc will remain confined only to million plus cities,and not spread to towns which have a major share in retail industry
and we already have enough big bazar,more etc in cities.their presence now will not add anything new
so the concept of welfare of common man,economic growth is itself questionable
fdi is already there in storage of food products bt not many mnc's are part of it,it shows companies are keen in making profits and nt developing infra
my suggestion-first fix these potholes and then welcome fdi
Wrote on 17 September 2012
Though fdi in retail is welcome,i hav some reservations.
mnc will remain confined only to million plus cities,and not spread to towns which have a major share in retail industry
and we already have enough big bazar,more etc in cities.their presence now will not add anything new
so the concept of welfare of common man,economic growth is itself questionable
fdi is already there in storage of food products bt not many mnc's are part of it,it shows companies are keen in making profits and nt developing infra
my suggestion-first fix these potholes and then welcome fdi
Wrote on 17 September 2012
Wrote on 17 September 2012
ULTIMATELY THE WHOLE INDIAN MARKET WILL BE TAKE OVER BY FOREIGNERS AND ONCE AGAIN THE CONDITIONS WILL BECOME TO STRUGGLE FOR EASE LIVING FOR OUR INDIANS. IN THIS CORRUPTION TIME, THE DECISION TAKEN BY OUR PM IS NOT GOOD OUR NATION'S FUTURE AND INDEPENDENCY
Wrote on 17 September 2012
ULTIMATELY THE WHOLE INDIAN MARKET WILL BE TAKE OVER BY FOREIGNERS AND ONCE AGAIN THE CONDITIONS WILL BE OME TO STRUGGLE FOR EASE LIVING FOR OUR INDIANS.
IN THIS CORRUPTION TIME, THE DECISION TAKEN BE OUR PM IS NOT GOOD OUR NATION'S FUTURE AND INDEPENDENCY.
Wrote on 17 September 2012
Yes
Wrote on 17 September 2012
Money which was earned by the midle man was going into Indian people will now go to the Big players in Foreign, thereby, economy will be at downfall in the long run.
Wrote on 16 September 2012
yes
Wrote on 16 September 2012
Wrote on 16 September 2012
It will lead to domination in Indian market by the foreignerS...
Wrote on 16 September 2012
Wrote on 16 September 2012
it will effect the small retail sector distributors,hampering their margin.
Wrote on 16 September 2012
Wrote on 16 September 2012
YES
Wrote on 16 September 2012
I wont be incorrect if i say fdi is a necessary evil and extremely indispensable given the current soicio- economic as well as political situation prevailing in our country . As recommended by our PM the country has the option to choose between virtous cycle or viscous cycle - if scenario one as predicted takes place virtous cycle would set in and country would witness commendable development and achieve the tragetted growth rate of 8.2% . FDI in retails would rather create job opportunities as well as open up new avenues of income generation for the government.
Wrote on 16 September 2012
Wrote on 16 September 2012
Good Option to flush our economy..... so, must do
Wrote on 16 September 2012
No, Its not the right option to boost up our economy..
Wrote on 16 September 2012
Wrote on 16 September 2012
LOSS is morethan the benfit,If allow.
Wrote on 16 September 2012
yes it's very much needed for improvement of our economy.
Wrote on 16 September 2012
why the government does not stop all scam and corruption (like commonwealth games, Coalgate, 2G, commission raj, corruption in government offices and all forthcoming scam) and why not interested to bring back the black money (may be coz 99.99% black money belongs to politicians and industrialists) to generate revenue. by those revenue why the govt can not subsidies the LPG and kerosene (basic or prime need of AAM ADMI). Why the minister gets more LPG cylinder then AAM ADMI. are the government is running in the interest of Aristocats Class not for AAM ADMI???? then why they come to AAM ADMI to beg vote in the time of election? INDIA IS NOT FOR THE CORRUPTED AND BACK BONELESS POLITICIANS AND INDUSTRIALIST. WE ARE THE CITIZEN OF INDIA DEMAND RESTRICTION ON UNDUE BENEFITS AND PRIVILEGE OF POLITICAL AND INDUSTRIAL CLASS. WE AAM ADMI DEMAND MORE BENEFITS AND BASIC AMENITIES TO LIVE WITH HONOUR IN INDIA. DRAIN ALL BENEFITS TO LOWER CLASS OF PPL.
Wrote on 16 September 2012
yes if we didn't open market for other country than they will also not open for us.
Wrote on 15 September 2012
I Think India Should be A self dependent country.
Wrote on 15 September 2012
yes....
Wrote on 15 September 2012
Wrote on 15 September 2012
This reform was very much needed to kickstart the economy. A very progressive move by the ruling government...
Wrote on 15 September 2012
YES. IT WOULD DEFINITELY HELP IN BUILDING INFRASTRUCTURAL FACILITIES & REDUCE THE GAP BETWWEN WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PRICES OF THE PRODUCTS
