Every Indian must read: WAKE UP INDIA Foreign direct investment (FDI) is a direct investment for production or business by one country to another, either by buying a company in the target country or by expanding operations of an existing business in that country. FDI is planning to enter INDIA to have their sales in food sector. Our daily important needs like vegetables, grocery, oil, etc., will be sold through retail shops of USA and China. FDI is planning to enter India and capture the retail market by having their malls like Food World, MORE and Nilgiris. This might buy few Indians a good job but many more will lose their job as well. Our retail outlets will be closed. FDI will also have direct connection with formers. Initially former may be benefited. Later FDI will buy and acquire the agricultural land from formers. FDI has sufficient capital amount and capable of buying entire Karnataka’s agricultural land. If this happens, then complete food sector of India will be controlled by FDI which is by foreign country. After a decade, India will start struggling for job, food, water, and education, due to foreign acquisition. Foreigners may rule India back. This is the same situation where in East India Company from U.K entered our Bharath and ruled it for over 200 years without developing it. Foreigners might dominate India for next 500 years too. How FDI is benefited if they enter into retail market of India? This example might help you to know: FDI invests Rs 1 crore, they will make a profit of Rs 10 crores in two years. They will pay 30% for income tax to the government and 5% is be paid to the Indian employees as their salaries, 15% is paid to buy the food items with transport charges. So the FDI is benefited with wholesome of 50% of our money of retail market from India. This 50% of amount is not utilized to develop our India. Instead, this 50% of amount is used to build their nation and improve it. There is no food security in India if foreigners enter the market. Due to FDI policies, countries like Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia are economically no where in the world. So let’s save India and build Bharath. A small brief on History In 1990, when globalization and liberalization policies were introduced in India, The US dollar was equal to Rs 22/- i.e $1=Rs22 (Indian Currency). Now in 2013, $1 = Rs 60/-. Are we on the right direction? Are we not spoiling our own country due to FDI? In software/IT Industry, Indians are known as IT coolie. Because Indian engineers are good in providing service but not able to rise further due to lack of Infrastructure and government policies. Many Indians carry good talent and all this talent is utilized by foreigners to build their own nation. Though Indians develop product, MNC companies has the patent and they are benefited for long term buy getting royalties world wide. Due to foreigners’ policies, today In technology India is 100 years behind compared to western countries technology. There are no Indian standards in the world like ETSI, ANSI, IEEE etc… In medical sector, all banned syrup, tablets from foreign countries are sold in India. When can we have products made in India? When can we have our own policies in the market? When can we get the awareness? When can we manufacture our own country products? When can we build our Bharath strong? IF UNITED INDIA STARTS RESEARCH CENTRE AS IN IT/SOFTWARE SECTOR, MEDICAL SECTOR, AGRI SECTOR, GAS/OIL SECTOR, BANKING SECTOR, HARDWARE SECTOR, TRANSPORT SECTOR, AUTOMOBILE SECTOR, METAL SECTOR. ETC., START EXPORTING THE INDIAN PRODUCTS WORLD WIDE. AND AVOID USING PRODUCTS FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIES. IF AN ORGANISATION IS CREATED LIKE FDI, W.H.O., IN INDIA BASED ON EXPERIENCE OF OUR ANCIENT KNOWLEDGE , HISTORY AND MODERN TECHNOLOGIES. IF DAILY NEEDED SUPERIOR PRODUCTS IS CREATED LIKE SOAP, TOOTH BRUSH, PASTE, OIL, CLOTHS. IF THE POWER IS GENERATED BASED ON WIND ENERGY, SOLAR ENERGY, SEA WAVE ENERGY. IF THE USAGE OF PETROL ,DIESELS IS AVOIDED AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE AND ELECTRIC THINGS ARE USED MORE. THEN NOTHING CAN BE AN OBSTACLE TO BUILD A STRONG BHARAT. Thank you for reading. -Meera-
Posted on: Mon, 01 Jul 2013 17:24:42 +0000
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