Here are some facts about the retailers in the world and my doubts about FDI in retail.
Ban govt in control over farm produce prices. If it so cares for poor then subsidise them directly, but don't suppress enterprising farmers.—
संदीप नारायण शेळके (@SandeepShelke) September 14, 2012
Its high time govt gets itself out of farming and price controlling. Otherwise farm holidays are inevitable.—
संदीप नारायण शेळके (@SandeepShelke) September 14, 2012
Govt bans onion export if price increases but never encouraged aggressive export if prices are failing. & #FDI will solve this?—
संदीप नारायण शेळके (@SandeepShelke) September 14, 2012
Today& 10yrs ago too onion was Rs5/Kg. But 10yrs ago labor was Rs.30/day &today is Rs.80/day, diesel was Rs18/ltr &today is Rs.50/ltr. #FDI?—
संदीप नारायण शेळके (@SandeepShelke) September 14, 2012
On one side prices are growing, diesel is growing. On other side onion price is dropping. Whats the game? #FDI looks like diversion.—
संदीप नारायण शेळके (@SandeepShelke) September 14, 2012
First of all govt should do away with subsidies to Liquor makers, Slaughter houses and then talk about LGP or Diesel. #FDI is all diversion.—
संदीप नारायण शेळके (@SandeepShelke) September 14, 2012
Doesn't matter Congress or BJP govt. Both introduced #FDI in retail & ironically both opposed it alternatively. Both have common master.—
संदीप नारायण शेळके (@SandeepShelke) September 14, 2012
Bharat Sarkar buys over 70% grains for 30-40% population. Leaving remaining 60-70% population fight for 30% grains inviting inflation. #FDI—
संदीप नारायण शेळके (@SandeepShelke) September 14, 2012
US, UK govt pays huge subsidize farmers to grow grains& then dump surplus into sea | retail giants might buy that at cheap price. #FDI—
संदीप नारायण शेळके (@SandeepShelke) September 14, 2012
By expecting #FDI in retail 2solve infrastructure issues 2develop our country. What do u think wont they extract the returns?—
संदीप नारायण शेळके (@SandeepShelke) September 14, 2012
4pints of milk in UK costs 1.45 GBP& farmer get 58pence of it(a loss of 3pence &forcing them to close shops). How can #FDI help our farmers?—
संदीप नारायण शेळके (@SandeepShelke) September 14, 2012
US paid $167Bn to farmers in 15 yrs. EU paid $51Bn in 1 yr. But no big retail giant cud reduce subsidies there? How can #FDI help it here?—
संदीप नारायण शेळके (@SandeepShelke) September 14, 2012
Why govt pushing #FDI in retail? US gv commodity subsidies of $167Bn in 15yrs to farmers. So they need market 2sell their products not ours.—
संदीप नारायण शेळके (@SandeepShelke) September 14, 2012
Why govt pushing #FDI in retail? EU paid subsidies of $51Bn in 2010 alone to farmers. So they need market to sell their products not ours.—
संदीप नारायण शेळके (@SandeepShelke) September 14, 2012
Dear friends lets raise the questions about #FDI, instead of making noise against it. Lets factually raise doubts and not emotionally.—
संदीप नारायण शेळके (@SandeepShelke) September 14, 2012
Jay Bharat!
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