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Industrialisation not at the expense of farmers: PM

On Board PM's Special Aircraft, October 25: : India must industrialise to realise its destiny but such efforts should not come at the expense of the nation's farmers, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said on Sunday. Farmers should be appropriately compensated when their land is acquired for setting up industries, Singh said when asked to com  ....Read more

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industrializationBy: yohan | Sunday , 26 Oct '08 12:06:25 PM Reply | Forward this is just a crocodile tear from a great PM. during the crisis many attempts were made to get him involved, but he had been refusing to intervene, although mamata was his ex-colleague. now expressing grief after a month after tata shifted completely, is utterly ridiculous. the compensatiion he talks about was offered by WB government, but mamta insisted on 400 acres. why he did not utter a word at that time. i think slower than narasimha rao. people used to tell rao takes decision after a long time. he seems to breaking that record. industrialization is a must and it is the responsibility of the central govt to make conducive environment. it is too late dear PM. please put it in writing and give to mamata.
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