Will the Food Security Bill add to India's current fiscal crisis? |
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| Yes | 55 % |
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| No | 40 % |
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| Can't Say | 6 % |
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| Total Votes Cast : 53 | |
| Submitted By - Sumit kumar | Read Comments |
| Posted by M.Sheik Mohammed Ali |
25/01/2012 12:18:40 |
| yes, i do agree | |
| Posted by ashok kumar singh |
24/01/2012 19:49:47 |
| yes......... | |
| Posted by VENKATESH HEGDE |
24/01/2012 12:07:55 |
| which will basically, destroy the middle/working class through taxes and lower prices to farmers by govt for the purchases, have government run deficits like the rest of the world (USA, Europe) and eventually owe to bond holders, IMF, WorldBank. And Viola, India needs a bailout and now India's resources can be exploited by western corporations. What India should do is stop the big agro industry (the kind that is now selling vegetables in packets), that is destroying the natural seeds with GMO seeds that the local farmers can no longer find or grow. This is just another tactic to get votes while destroying working class and bankrupting the country... | |
| Posted by Member (Account Deleted) |
21/01/2012 22:07:47 |
| Hope so. | |
| Posted by kvss.prabhakar rao |
20/01/2012 08:10:21 |
| No Indian citizen is seeking help from Govt to provide food. All citizens are seeking employment. First curb the corruption. the only solution is to controlling corruption in all level of Govt. Then every one no need to seek help from Govr food | |
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