Guest guest Posted October 2, 2004 Report Share Posted October 2, 2004 Hi guys, My word,Yeh,kya ho raha hain?. Tons and tons of mail,some laced with Hindi shayari,and yet I am not clear who,why and where is this talks leading to,something like a chatroom,where u drop in accidently and hear all the chatter chatter,but understand nothing. Did, anyone outside India,see STARNEWS,KAUN BANEGA MUKHYAMANTRI episode on Maharashtra's future CM,y'day on 1stOCT,2004,in which there was a live debate in Wardha-Maharashtra,on issues affecting common man,and ALTHOUGH,IT WAS BEAMED AT 2am,I was awake to see,if I could spot any of our college staff in that huge crowd,and to my disappointment,there were none.Infact,the discussion centred most of the time around Sewagram and the ashram wasis,who have been always opposing the construction of any industrial zone around it's periphery and succeeding ,much to the displeausre of local crowd,who want industries,jobs etc in Wardha district. Any comments on the stand taken?.Meaning is it right,to oppose employment to many in the region,on the sole basis of pollution?. Go on Ashok,UR TIME STARTS NOW. Bye. Shyam(84) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 2, 2004 Report Share Posted October 2, 2004 the answer is no - if we are feeding the hungry -- improving the quality of life - except ofcourse the pollution - now we can follow america's example in recent times - to minimize pollution -- also can the industries be located a little away from residential areas -- one good thing about the twin cities ( villages ) is that there is no rivers to dump industrial waste -- one million dollar question - where are they going to get water from -- let's not thwart progress........i am overjoyed to hear that politicians are ultimately looking at this impoverished backward area rather then focussing all development in the affluent areas which are already affluent. what say thou ? ashok ' 84 shyamkamath wrote: Hi guys, My word,Yeh,kya ho raha hain?. Tons and tons of mail,some laced with Hindi shayari,and yet I am not clear who,why and where is this talks leading to,something like a chatroom,where u drop in accidently and hear all the chatter chatter,but understand nothing. Did, anyone outside India,see STARNEWS,KAUN BANEGA MUKHYAMANTRI episode on Maharashtra's future CM,y'day on 1stOCT,2004,in which there was a live debate in Wardha-Maharashtra,on issues affecting common man,and ALTHOUGH,IT WAS BEAMED AT 2am,I was awake to see,if I could spot any of our college staff in that huge crowd,and to my disappointment,there were none.Infact,the discussion centred most of the time around Sewagram and the ashram wasis,who have been always opposing the construction of any industrial zone around it's periphery and succeeding ,much to the displeausre of local crowd,who want industries,jobs etc in Wardha district. Any comments on the stand taken?.Meaning is it right,to oppose employment to many in the region,on the sole basis of pollution?. Go on Ashok,UR TIME STARTS NOW. Bye. Shyam(84) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 2, 2004 Report Share Posted October 2, 2004 the answer is no - if we are feeding the hungry -- improving the quality of life - except ofcourse the pollution - now we can follow america's example in recent times - to minimize pollution -- also can the industries be located a little away from residential areas -- one good thing about the twin cities ( villages ) is that there is no rivers to dump industrial waste -- one million dollar question - where are they going to get water from -- let's not thwart progress........i am overjoyed to hear that politicians are ultimately looking at this impoverished backward area rather then focussing all development in the affluent areas which are already affluent. what say thou ? ashok ' 84 shyamkamath wrote: Hi guys, My word,Yeh,kya ho raha hain?. Tons and tons of mail,some laced with Hindi shayari,and yet I am not clear who,why and where is this talks leading to,something like a chatroom,where u drop in accidently and hear all the chatter chatter,but understand nothing. Did, anyone outside India,see STARNEWS,KAUN BANEGA MUKHYAMANTRI episode on Maharashtra's future CM,y'day on 1stOCT,2004,in which there was a live debate in Wardha-Maharashtra,on issues affecting common man,and ALTHOUGH,IT WAS BEAMED AT 2am,I was awake to see,if I could spot any of our college staff in that huge crowd,and to my disappointment,there were none.Infact,the discussion centred most of the time around Sewagram and the ashram wasis,who have been always opposing the construction of any industrial zone around it's periphery and succeeding ,much to the displeausre of local crowd,who want industries,jobs etc in Wardha district. Any comments on the stand taken?.Meaning is it right,to oppose employment to many in the region,on the sole basis of pollution?. Go on Ashok,UR TIME STARTS NOW. Bye. Shyam(84) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 2, 2004 Report Share Posted October 2, 2004 the answer is no - if we are feeding the hungry -- improving the quality of life - except ofcourse the pollution - now we can follow america's example in recent times - to minimize pollution -- also can the industries be located a little away from residential areas -- one good thing about the twin cities ( villages ) is that there is no rivers to dump industrial waste -- one million dollar question - where are they going to get water from -- let's not thwart progress........i am overjoyed to hear that politicians are ultimately looking at this impoverished backward area rather then focussing all development in the affluent areas which are already affluent. what say thou ? ashok ' 84 shyamkamath wrote: Hi guys, My word,Yeh,kya ho raha hain?. Tons and tons of mail,some laced with Hindi shayari,and yet I am not clear who,why and where is this talks leading to,something like a chatroom,where u drop in accidently and hear all the chatter chatter,but understand nothing. Did, anyone outside India,see STARNEWS,KAUN BANEGA MUKHYAMANTRI episode on Maharashtra's future CM,y'day on 1stOCT,2004,in which there was a live debate in Wardha-Maharashtra,on issues affecting common man,and ALTHOUGH,IT WAS BEAMED AT 2am,I was awake to see,if I could spot any of our college staff in that huge crowd,and to my disappointment,there were none.Infact,the discussion centred most of the time around Sewagram and the ashram wasis,who have been always opposing the construction of any industrial zone around it's periphery and succeeding ,much to the displeausre of local crowd,who want industries,jobs etc in Wardha district. Any comments on the stand taken?.Meaning is it right,to oppose employment to many in the region,on the sole basis of pollution?. Go on Ashok,UR TIME STARTS NOW. Bye. Shyam(84) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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