Prakash Yedhula (Lawyer) 17 October 2008
prabodh kumar patel (advocate) 17 October 2008
Really Nice.
ca.bhupendrashah (FCADISA) 17 October 2008
true rates?
K.C.Suresh (Advocate) 18 October 2008
Dear Prakash
A good collection.
anonymus (confidential) 18 October 2008
Mr. Prakash, really a worthy research. Tanx.
Rajan Salvi (Lawyer) 18 October 2008
Even I apply the samr logic to other products. Take for instance tooth paste, shaving lotions , soaps- both bathing and washing, shampoos. The coomon inccrediant in them is detergent , which as per my knowledge is only Rs 60/- per kg. In this scenario how can prices of
toothpaste 50 gms Rs 8/- = Rs 400 per kg.
Shampoo Rs 2 for 5 gms
Etc etc can be justified.
So simple. Project a half clad women, preferrably a celebraty using the product and go on minting money.
Sapna Makhija (Lawyer) 19 October 2008
Really Good!!
But petrol is costly because the consumption is on higher side as compared to other things you compared with.
People never consume litres of coldrink or soaps, etc.... at a time or daily, while petrol is. So, I don't think the comparision of petrol with other things is really logical.
Thanks and regards,
N.K.Assumi (Advocate) 20 October 2008
very Informative: yes, Sapna is also right: Thanks all of you.
Rajan Salvi (Lawyer) 20 October 2008
We all go to the market and know the price of things of day to day use. When any dish is priced exorbitantly in a hotel a person does not really enjoy it.. Aisa lagta hai waiter ke dress ka aur hotel ke interior ka paisa hum de rahe hai. On top of it they mke us feel as if we are not worthy of thier standard. I have not faced such a problem, but then even our money is hard earned.
Personally as an Advocate of a High Court I have a superiority complex [ may be misplaced] but then , where is the rationality behind the price ?
TS Bhatia (HR Executive) 22 October 2008
very good
TS Bhatia (HR Executive) 22 October 2008
very good calculation