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Saturday, April 24, 2010

Re: [sharetrading] Re: China

I think we should aim for more inclusive growth, rather than boycott China! China has enough problems and so do we, but one thing in China's favour is it USA does not want too see China upset, thats all!

Remember China is is export led economy, India is a domestic consumption story. Structurally we are much better off. And our banking system is much stronger - NPA are much lower.

Shaila

On Fri, Apr 23, 2010 at 11:27 PM, RAJATH KIRAN GOWDA <rajathkirangowda@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi,

Neela has written perfectly, we need to start a non cooperation
movement against chinese products. If china stops buying iron ore from
us then these illegeal miners will start establishing the steel plants
in India and inturn itwill generate employment to our people.

Thanks and regards,

Rajath.

On 4/23/10, Ravi <saharsh1@gmail.com> wrote:
> 23/04/10
>
> The economical progress and stability is possible only when there are NO
> ENEMIES WITHIN. Look at the histry,
> we made progress only when we had minimum or no enemies within(INTERNAL).
> China is facing this problem very much, though hidden behind iron curtain.
> Though China has built huge $ reserve and the same is use for investment
> in US as Treasury Bills,
> the rulers have to fight against internel enemies.
>
> In India, though our politicians have made so many scams, There are
> people like Nanaji Deshmukh and many more
> will keep our progress intact.
>
> Naxlism is also political issue and it will resolve like Khalistan.
>
> Ravindra Deshpande
>
> On 4/23/2010 3:38 PM, sharetrading.moderator wrote:
>>
>> China is headed for a clash of ideologies
>>
>> It is COMMUNISM as far as running the country and its Govt. owned
>> organisations and secrecy / non transperecy and rights to citizens are
>> concerned
>>
>> The clash lies in pockets of capitalism that is being built up
>>
>> Today China has rising no. of multimillionairs
>> Industrial workers want wages in tune with the wealth creation they
>> see around
>>
>> It will be incresingly difficult for Chinese rulers to take all together
>> There is bound to be a brake or a break somewhere
>>
>> India has only one internal problem due to democracy
>>
>> POLITICIANS who are responsible for scams and Naxalism
>>
>> The external terror threat can be thwarted off if we have a will like U.S.
>>
>> SM
>>
>> --- In sharetrading@yahoogroups.com

>> <mailto:sharetrading%40yahoogroups.com>, Ravi M <ravi_m533@...> wrote:
>> >
>> > Though i beleive every country has its own problems like India has
>> there own terrorism issues as well.
>> > Â
>> > China not being a democracy could end up going the Soviet union way
>> or just survive thru thick & thin,
>> > Â
>> > But the fact of the matter remains , you need to give the devil its
>> due......Today China has built a enormous amount of reserves and is
>> the 2nd ....3rd largest econonomy in the World.
>> > Â
>> > And appeasing such powerfull friends instead of really confronting
>> them could be just more beneficial to us.
>> > Â
>> > For example lookÂ at it,Â Pakistan where is it today ....wouldnt it
>> have been more beneficial for them to have befriended us.
>> > Â
>> >
>> > --- On Thu, 22/4/10, kk s <kumar40@...> wrote:
>> >
>> >
>> > From: kk s <kumar40@...>
>> > Subject: RE: [sharetrading] China
>> > To: sharetrading@yahoogroups.com <mailto:sharetrading%40yahoogroups.com>

>> > Date: Thursday, 22 April, 2010, 5:20 PM
>> >
>> >
>> > Â
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>> >
>> > what about the "made in china" imported by indian companies..
>> > Â
>> > Most of the ceramic tiles are imported from china because they are
>> cheap and being sold here as kajaria andÂ J&J , you may even get a
>> made in inda label
>> > Â
>> > All the electronic goods produced by allÂ wel known brands are "Made
>> in china" Take your computer for instance.. You hard disk is Segate
>> "made in china" Your Samsung TFT monitor is Made in china, Your LG DVD
>> drive is made in china,,,
>> > Â
>> > Where all can you avoid..
>> > Â
>> > But there is a silver lining to al this,, China wil die from its own
>> problems from inside.. wait for another 2 years.. This kind of
>> repressive policies dont last long.. The workers are actually slaves
>> there and they have started agitating... slowly but surely there willl
>> be an uprising,,
>> > Â
>> > Kumar
>> > Â
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>> > Â
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>> >
>> > To: sharetrading@ yahoogroups. com
>> > From: ckverma_bhau@ yahoo.co. in
>> > Date: Thu, 22 Apr 2010 19:28:52 +0530
>> > Subject: Re: [sharetrading] China
>> >
>> > Â
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>> >
>> >
>> > THANKS,
>> > FOR INFORM ME ABOUT CHINI.
>> > IWILL DDO AVOID CHINA GOODS AND FORWARD THIS MASSAGE TO ALL MY FRIENDS.
>> >
>> > Â Â Â REGARDS
>> > C.R.KADEL
>> >
>> > --- On Thu, 22/4/10, Neela Agarwal <neela.agarwal@ yahoo.in> wrote:
>> >
>> >
>> > From: Neela Agarwal <neela.agarwal@ yahoo.in>
>> > Subject: [sharetrading] China
>> > To: "sharetrading" <sharetrading@ yahoogroups. com>
>> > Date: Thursday, 22 April, 2010, 7:10 PM
>> >
>> >
>> > Â
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>> > China seems to be acting a bit arrogantly towards India recently.
>> Some of the issues are:
>> > Â
>> > 1) Territorial disputes in Aksai Chin, Tawang, Arunachal
>> > 2) Stopping us from building roads in our territory
>> > 3) Siding with Pakistan against us and helping in nuclear capability
>> > 4) Constructing dams on common rivers without consultation
>> > 5) Dumping cheap goods in our markets
>> > 6) Questioning our PM's visit to Arunachal
>> > Â
>> > The only plus factor seems to be its support on the UN seat
>> > Â
>> > The Government as per its role, has to work using negotiation and
>> cooperation but the general public is not constrained by such
>> restrictions. Why not start a non-cooperation movement and stop buying
>> Chinese goods. What will they do? Stop buying iron ore? That will
>> solve the illegal mining problem.
>> > Â
>> > Spread the word
>> > Â
>> > Neela A
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