Mangalore: Milk Prices Hike Likely by Three Rupees a Litre

Wed, Dec 07 2011 10:04:42 AM

Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (SP)

Mangalore, Dec 7: Different milk producers unions across the state have approached Karnataka Milk Federation, with a demand to hike milk prices. The demand is in tune with the rising cost of production, and the prices of milk prevalent in neighbouring states.

At present, different qualities of milk is being marketed by KMF at prices ranging from Rs 22 to 26. If the above demand is considered favourably, the new milk prices will be between Rs 25 and 30.

KMF is also considering upward revision in the prices of milk, in view of increased cost of producing plastic sachets, maintenance cost of freezer units, rise in cost of fuel, etc.

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Harsha Malhotra, Mangalore/New Delhi
Sat, Dec 10 2011
Mr.Dinesh Poojary, Kundapura/Bengaluru..

did these people apologized what's happened in Alphonso Church???>>> it's shame on majority people they blame us without having any correct evidence..!!

even now-a-days beer bar owners dare to say anything to police officials..how these people target them!!! pre-planned..should check whose 'kaivada' behind it!! it looks same like 'golden temple' and 'lal masjid'..terrorist attacking from inside church..may be even have tunnel..should have deep investigation..!!

be careful always carry 'helmet'..we do not know from where 'kallu-thurata' will start..!! tommorow they even throw 'kadvenua kallu'..who knows..very dangerous..!!

Apne Jeevan Ki Uljhan Ko...Kaise Mein Suljhavoon....
Apnon Ne Jo Dard Diye Hai Kaise Main Batlaoon......

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Joseph F. Gonsalves, Bannur, Puttur / Mangalore
Fri, Dec 09 2011
Dear Mr. Dinesh Poojary, Kundapura/Bengaluru,
We Christians did not file case in the police station for the church attacks. Our police station and court is our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. He will judge all of us including you. He knows all languages not only Sanskrit.

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Dinesh Poojary, Kundapura/Bengaluru
Fri, Dec 09 2011
No one listens to masses. Tomorrow if you order CBI probe, it will first ask you the copy of police complaint...

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Lydia Lobo, Kadri
Fri, Dec 09 2011
Dinesh Poojari,

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Bhagawadgeethe should be taught in Schools/Colleges of Karnataka as proposed by Mr Vishweshwara Hegde Kageri.

It is required especially to remove the blindness of people like Lydia Lobo about religion and to guide him to live peaceful life respecting others.
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I went to a Church managed Primary School, of which, a Hindu was a very respected Head Master. Mid-Day-Meal was introduced in our school and we were made to say a Shloka before we started to eat and it went like this : "Asato Ma Sadgamaya, Tamaso Ma jyotirgamaya, Mrituo Ma Amritam Gamaya" We were told its meaning but I was not aware its origin until a Daiji reader mentioned that shloka here. Well, discovering its origin did not make me any resentful but proud of our teachers and authorities who gave such an unbiased atmosphere. I have a feeling that scriptures give wisdom no matter of which religion they are. Only certain elements manipulate, misuse them and people like you limit them. Believe me or not, Bhagavatgeeta, Ramayana or Mahabharata is taught, I am sure students are intelligent enough to emulate wisdom from them. Nobody need to force them upon learners.

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Joseph F. Gonsalves, Bannur, Puttur / Mangalore
Fri, Dec 09 2011
Dear Mr. Dinesh Poojary, Kundapura/Bengaluru,
I quote yours Don't play any ugly scene here. I am talking about proven case here.. What is the proof you have for church attack? Unquote.
I am asking you is this a play ground to play or a drama stage to be in action? This daijiworld is not your personal property. Anybody can comment and posting of the comment is upto the Editor. I can also tell you to shut up but that doesn’t give you freedom of commenting in the western invented internet. I don’t need your proof for church attacks? The masses have seen the church attacks and that is the proof.

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Harsha Malhotra, Mangalore/New Delhi
Fri, Dec 09 2011
if anybody objection in regard to price hike..just approach kaup diwakar shetty....he will advise you correctly..

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Dinesh Poojary, Kundapura/Bengaluru
Fri, Dec 09 2011
Joseph F. Gonsalves, Bannur, Puttur / Mangalore

Don't play any ugly scene here. I am talking about proven case here..

What is the proof you have for church attack?

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Joseph. F. Gonsalves, Bannur, Puttur / Mangalore
Fri, Dec 09 2011
Dear Mr. Dinesh Poojary, Kundapura/Bengaluru,
Cows are not like Humans. Let the COWS LIVE HAPPILY LIKE ANIMALS. Thou shall not kill a human. No human consumes human meat dead or live. Dead human body is for burial. Nobody slaughters dead body for consuming meat. Permitted are only cow slaughter houses for its meat is eligible for human consumption.
I think your view is negative.
Government should reconsider its decision to remove permits for cow slaughters and regularize cow slaughters like, the chicken, sheep, pig where there is no permits necessary for slaughtering so that meat prices will come down and affordable to every human in the market .
I asked you one convicted case of a forcible conversion.
I can file a case against you in the Police station right now and the police will accept the case, that doesn’t’ mean a proven case. Once convicted is only it is a proved case. Show me one convicted case of forcible conversion if you can!!!!!!!
Police can are the part of law enforcement. They cannot convict an accused. You are confused in between accused and convicted (aaropi and aparaadhi). Get some knowledge from M.P. Mr. Janardhana Poojary

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Lydia Lobo, Kadri
Thu, Dec 08 2011
Dinesh Poojari,

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Where are you? What proof you want? Visit police stations to find proofs. Police stations are part of judiciary system. If you trust Indian constitution, then you must trust data available in police stations.
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Karnataka Police Member of Judiciary ?? Are you saying the same police who hit women in prayers halls with BD thugs in the behind encouraging them to do it ? The cases they filed against youth took three years to get cleared ? It only happens in Karnataka !

Now, I give you the proof ! Visit the Kumbh Mela and count how many Western devotees present there ! Now, they don't happen to have been Hindu by birth - do they ? Or, did you forget the recent marriage report of two people from Russia ? Oh ! Possible that Hinduism got its initiation from Russia ?

Or, the Swami's visiting Europe/UK/USA ? Inspiration my dear, people get attracted to them ! Not converted !

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Lydia Lobo, Kadri
Thu, Dec 08 2011
Manoj Kumar,

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Secondly, I do not deny Mr Poojary's comments about conversions.

I have regularly been reading news about illegal conversions in and around South canara. A bus carrying Hindu Children to Bidar from Mangalore by Christian missionaries was caught by Bajrang Dal near BC road sometime back. Later it was confirmed that it was for converting children. Don't they have any good works to do?

I have seen many cases were Hindus were converted to Christians convincing that their sorrows will end.

You can not close the eyes of people of public Mr Lydia.

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Are you by chance not referring to Rosa Mistica episode ? Then, its not only YOU reading it, all Daiji readers know about it. Search back, you will understand the episode fully, the organization authorities had written permission to let their children educate in their Mangalore Orphanage and the children were going back to their parents on vacation. Moreover, they were not held on BC Road, the rout goes to South. Bidar is in the North ! Now, you think before you hit the Keyboard !

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Joseph F. Gonsalves, Bannur, Puttur / Mangalore
Thu, Dec 08 2011
Dear Mr. Dinesh Poojary, Kundapura/Bengaluru,
I asked you one convicted case of forcible conversion.
I can file a case against you in the Police station right now and the police will accept the case that doesn’t’ mean a proven case. Once convicted is only a proved case.

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Dinesh Poojary, Kundapura/Bengaluru
Thu, Dec 08 2011
Dear Joseph F. Gonsalves, Bannur, Puttur / Mangalore

Since meat prices are on soar, you can eat DEAD HUMAN BODY right?

Let the cows live happily. They are also like you.

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Dinesh Poojary, Kundapura/Bengaluru
Thu, Dec 08 2011
Joseph F. Gonsalves, Bannur, Puttur / Mangalore

Where are you? What proof you want? Visit police stations to find proofs. Police stations are part of judiciary system. If you trust Indian constitution, then you must trust data available in police stations.

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Joseph F. Gonsalves, Bannur, Puttur / Mangalore
Thu, Dec 08 2011
Dear Mr. Dear Mr. Dinesh Poojary, Kundapura/Bengaluru,
Come out from the coconut shell. What do you mean by illegal?
Haven’t you read the constitution?
Prove one convicted case of illegal/forcible conversion. If you can?
The illegal conversion is going on from the VHP, Haven’t you read crude bombs exploding every nooks and corners of India carried out by the fundamentals. Haven’t you read in kannoor rss people died while planting bombs? Now don’t say that was for self defense. Terrorism is terrorism.
HAAMM ONE MORE TO ADD THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD REGULARIZE COW SLAUGHTER TO CURB RISING MEAT PRICES IN THE MARKET KEEPING IN VIEW OF INCREASED MEAT CONSUMERS.

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Dinesh Poojary, Kundapura/Bengaluru
Thu, Dec 08 2011
Joseph F. Gonsalves, Bannur, Puttur / Mangalore

Very good list of questions.

I appreciate your time that you spend on useful things :-)

You missed one important question.

Please add:

What will the government do if people illegally convert people? What action should be taken?

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Joseph F. Gonsalves, Bannur, Puttur / Mangalore
Thu, Dec 08 2011
Dear Mr. Dinesh Poojary, Kundapura/Bengaluru,
13) We have sufficient laws to curb the crime perhaps the world not will be having such laws which we have for curbing corruption. But the Citizens love corruption. It is the citizens who re responsible for corruption not the government.
14) Late MGR. of Tamilnadu provided flats for jopad patti people. Some have sold, some have given for rent & still they are in jopad patti!!!
WHOM TO BLAME MR. POOJARI
Dear Mr. Nagesh Nayak Bangalore
When milking the cow petrol will not come. We cannot compare milk to silk. If silk prices are increased we can adhere. Milk is a necessary and imperative item in every human’s day to day life. Petrol is out of our reach and only 30 percent production we have.

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Joseph F. Gonsalves, Bannur, Puttur / Mangalore
Thu, Dec 08 2011
Dear Mr. Dinesh Poojary, Kundapura/Bengaluru,
The Government is impotent if the citizens are not responsible and co-operative.
1) What the Government can do for lethargic, docile & lazy people?
2) What the Govt can do for drug edicts, drunkards, gamblers, Koridakatta/cockfighting?
3) What the Govt can do for polygamous lovers, sex addicted people?
4) What the Govt can do to the wealth acquirers, deceivers, liar’s professional beggars.
5) What the Govt can do for terrorists who come to kill & to be killed.
6) What the Govt can do for dowry lovers, demanding more & more dowry?
7) What the Govt will do for prostitutes making themselves as their profession/enjoyment by acquiring wealth?
8) What the Govt will do if the employer is not paying the wages/cooli because he is a big man nobody can question him?
9) Don’t we have sufficient laws to prevent all these things? Of course we have. Yesterday in Punjab a Surpunch slapped a lady in front of all for asking job regularization protest. Why the police have not filed the case so far?
10) If the Govt officials are not filing the case/taking the case will you blame the Govt?
11) Aren’t we, each & every individual equally responsible for deceptions occurring in our day to day life? Aren’t we also responsible & adhere as responsible citizens?
12) If the individuals are not adhering to the prevailing laws will you blame the Govt?

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Dinesh Poojary, Kundapura/Bengaluru
Thu, Dec 08 2011
Indian Govt is Italian led only. She is from Italy. Any doubt on that? She is the kingpin of Govt.

Sonia soothradare, Singh Pathradaara.

MMS is a dumb prime minister. He doesn't have his own voice. Sound box is from Italy.

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anamika, Mangalore
Thu, Dec 08 2011
Mr. Shekar Moily P Udupi, If the price hike on Milk and milk products are burden to poor people, let them buy a cow and start milking it. No need to pay high price. They may get pure fresh cow milk in their home. Apart from the milk the cow dung can be used to fertilize the soil and let them cultivate vegetables . So double benefit.. Milk and vegetable at their door step. If they are so poor to buy a cattle, then no other option let them drink "sulaimani Tea" ( black tea).

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anamika, Mangalore
Thu, Dec 08 2011
I support Nagesh Nayak in his stance on FDI and hike in milk price. FDI will destroy the local retail market similar to what The LULU hyper markets, Choithram, KMT , spinneyes, lals etc.. did to the small groceries owners in Gulf countries.Many of the small groceries are shut down and the owners and their dependents are struggling survive. Increasing the MILK price may benefit our local farmers to improve their standard. The brainless congress must be kicked out of power as soon as possible.

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Dinesh Poojary, Kundapura/Bengaluru
Thu, Dec 08 2011
Bhagawadgeethe should be taught in Schools/Colleges of Karnataka as proposed by Mr Vishweshwara Hegde Kageri.

It is required especially to remove the blindness of people like Lydia Lobo about religion and to guide him to live peaceful life respecting others.

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KRPrabhu, Mangalore/Bangalore
Thu, Dec 08 2011
@Lydia Lobo,Kadri
For some people upper deck is empty and for some, the lower.It is dangerous if lower deck is empty!!

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Manoj Kumar, Manipal/Bangalore
Thu, Dec 08 2011
Dear Mr. Lydia Lobo, Kadri

Look yourself before blaming others.I have been going through all the comments.

Before you blame Mr Nagesh Nayak, just think.. Would you have supported FDI if it was done by BJP government? I can say definitely NO.

Secondly, I do not deny Mr Poojary's comments about conversions.

I have regularly been reading news about illegal conversions in and around South canara. A bus carrying Hindu Children to Bidar from Mangalore by Christian missionaries was caught by Bajrang Dal near BC road sometime back. Later it was confirmed that it was for converting children. Don't they have any good works to do?

I have seen many cases were Hindus were converted to Christians convincing that their sorrows will end.

You can not close the eyes of people of public Mr Lydia.

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JOY CASTELINO, MOODUBELLE/DUBAI
Thu, Dec 08 2011
nagesh nayak, bangalore, If H.D.Revanna is the Chairman of KMF, then also you support to Hike in Milk Price ?????.

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Dinesh Poojary, Kundapura/Bengaluru
Thu, Dec 08 2011
Rudolf Rodrigues, Loretto/Mumbai

The private fuel companies decide on fuel price hike and force Govt of India to implement. These private companies have their own profit margin. It should be directly brought under Govt of India.

If Kirani stores, wine shops are cheating then it is because we do not have proper system in place. Auto drivers also cheat public.. Will you bring FDI for transport? Bus conducts also cheat by not giving change. Will you bring FDI for that? Police also cheats, all government officials cheats. After all our government itself cheats us. What is your say on that?

If they are not paying tax, then it is the problem with govt of India and finance ministry. It means income tax dept does not have proper system to measure the income of a person. They have to blame themselves for that. Bring a strict law.. everyone will pay tax. FDI is not a solution for everything..

The foreign retail stores might pay tax properly but they may bribe our ministers and increase the commodity price giving N number of reasons...

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Lydia Lobo, Kadri
Thu, Dec 08 2011
Its indeed 'Upper Deck Empty' Jossy Saldhana,

We DW readers could not convince two kingpins here that (1) Indian Government is not 'Italian' but an elected democratic authority and (2) 'Conversions' is a hoopla built by saffron gangs. How much knowledge can we infuse in their upper decks through this limited word medium or how can we believe that their love for the farmer is genuine ?

Waste of time indeed !

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Jossey Saldanha, Mangalore/Mapusa/ Mumbai
Thu, Dec 08 2011
In 2002 BJP led by Mr. Jaswant Singh wanted to implement 200% in FDI Retail.
Why are these JOKERS singing a different tune now? I am amazed to see guys rejoicing when BJP increases milk prices and the same guys cry when Onion prices go up.
What is their rational or is their upper deck empty?

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Rudolf Rodrigues, Loretto/Mumbai
Thu, Dec 08 2011
Dear Dinesh Poojary, I do not understand what you mean by saying that pvt. cos. increase the price of petrol. This commodity is totally controlled by the Soveriegn Govt. of India and nobody can have a say in this. Actually due to the subsidy on gas and other petroleum products all the major Indian oil cos. are bleeding!!! On the contrary your kiran wallas, small shop owners, wine shops openly cheat with weights and prices (nothing based on MRP), do not pay tax and earn the highest margins, they have their own set of rules and dictate terms to the public!!

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Manoj, Jeddah
Thu, Dec 08 2011
I think FDI is solution for price hike. It will benefit farmers and customers like us who suffering from frequent price hikes.

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Candle, Mangalore
Wed, Dec 07 2011
Recently in U.K after doing the research on poverty they have found that the main cause for poverty is laziness. Earlier in our villages in Manglaore we used to find in every house or in most of the houses cattle, but now you hardly find any.Everyone wants to live easy life,either wants to spend money accumulated by parents or wants to spend money send by children.Buying power is increased than the producing power.Increase in milk price is the simple example of it.If you have a will to dirty your hands,the price increase in any household commodity will not bother you at all.

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Rudolf Rodrigues, Loretto/Mumbai
Wed, Dec 07 2011
Dear Dinesh Poojary, I do not understand what you mean by saying that pvt. cos. increase the price of petrol. This commodity is totally controlled by the Soveriegn Govt. of India and nobody can have a say in this. Actually due to the subsidy on gas and other petroleum products all the major Indian oil cos. are bleeding!!! On the contrary your kiran wallas, small shop owners cheat with weights and prices (nothing based on MRP), do not pay tax and earn the highest margins, they have their own set of rules and dictate terms to the public!!

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Shekar Moily P, Udipi/India
Wed, Dec 07 2011
I don't know whether price increase in milk is really due to production cost or something else.But for a common man it is a big burden/dent in their already drained pocket.Without any other options common people(Aam Aadmi)have to accept/welcome the decision of the manufacturers with heavy heart.I do agree with Mr.Dinesh Poojari-Kundapura,B'lore about his opinion about FDI on retail business.Because once the retail companies creep in, there is no bargain on price as such.In the name of brand they butcher the customer like anything which no customer realizes.See for example if you visit any malls in the city, price exhibited by them for all the items including food items(Except few items) is high as compared to outside retailers.Only advantage is you can grab the stuffs under one roof.Prices of rice, vegetables, fruits and other stuffs are already high in Big-Bazaar, Mega-mart, D-mart, Food World etc.Besides they charge even for plastic carry bags.As Mr.Poojari rightly said if FDI is allowed, will those companies give employment to educated and uneducated person? No that is reserved only for elite class.This is just the ploy of the government to fool the public(Aam Aadmi)Beware!!!!!

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Dinesh Poojary, Kundapura/Bengaluru
Wed, Dec 07 2011
I am against FDI on retail business. The way private companies take decision on hiking petrol price now, same thing will happen for grocery items too.

At present onion price goes up only when there is a less supply of onions to market and comes down soon the supply increases. But retail companies like Wall-mart, Tesco, Target may not reduce the price even if there is a scope to do.

You can already see - prices of rice, vegetables, fruits and other stuffs are already high in Big-Bazaar, Mega-mart, D-mart, Food World etc. They sell milk with extra 1 rupee by giving you an attractive plastic cover. They have to maintain their profit margins including expenses on AC, power backup, employees salary etc.

Govt is bluffing people saying it will generate Lakhs of employment opportunities to people. Currently any one with no education also can start retail business in India. No restrictions on anybody to start provisional stores. If FDI is allowed, will those companies give employment to uneducated person? Where he and his family will go now?

FDI is no way good for India. We have to fight against FDI.

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zain, Manglore/RAK, UAE
Wed, Dec 07 2011
Prices of daily needs are hiking day by day, what about salaries???

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Sunil., Mangalore
Wed, Dec 07 2011
Hey Ngesh Mamu....i think you selling milk at bangalore....so you want milk @ rupee 50 per litre.
JAI HIND

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paddu, mangalore
Wed, Dec 07 2011
It should be 50 rs/Ltr. Sitting at abroad and commenting is easy but actuall life of farmers is difficult.

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rizwan, Dubai/Mangalore
Wed, Dec 07 2011
If the milk prices increase to the rate mentioned by Nagesh Nayak, then I will change my breakfast menu to Chapathi One peg of ....? which will be much cheaper than milk.

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Louis, Kuwait
Wed, Dec 07 2011
Milk prices are higher bcz cow slaughter has been stopped. Farmers have to feed few cows which are not giving milk. They cannot sell such cows bcz of state govt stand on cow slaughter. Me to will be happy if the farmers gets the benefit. But here it's KMF who retains the profit. Italian led congress has reduce petrol prices but Pakisthani led BJP is increasing milk prices. Vote for BJP n drink less Milk.

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madhava, karkala
Wed, Dec 07 2011
It was told when the computersation was about to take place and now see you are free to send message. in this process people are like u and me are benefited and even your children.

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Lydia Lobo, Kadri
Wed, Dec 07 2011
NN,

Who told you that present Indian retailers benefit farmers either ? Moreover, why do you think Susma Swaraj, after talk with the Finance Minster, budged to postpone FDI issue than totally blocking it ?

Have you seen the retailers sharing the profit, they earn by inflating sugar price at Diwali, with the farmers ? Similarly, the Jasmine retailers sharing the high prices they earn during marriage season with jasmine growers ? Though one bundle is sold for Rs. 450/- the producer gets just Rs. 100/- can you believe it ?

Similarly, do not you think that farmers will gain out of this raise in milk prices. It all goes to the pocket of retailers.

I can live without car/petrol but not without milk. I wonder if you run your car with milk since you compare them both price-wise !

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Jyothi , Mangalore
Wed, Dec 07 2011
Nagesh, further to your comments on the leader of our congress, I do believe that we as Indians voted a woman into this possion becauce of her abilities and heart for our country nothing to do with her original birth place !!!! MILK, I believe you have contridicted yourself on your comments about milk....?? Are you a trained accountant for our Italian lead congress ???

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Stephen Rodrigues, Mangalore
Wed, Dec 07 2011
Why you drink milk of Guo Mata.

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GERALD, Modankap-Bantwal
Wed, Dec 07 2011
O.M.G. !!!! HIKE IN MILK PRICES, HIKE IN ELECTRICITY BILL - COVERING THE MONEY FROM GOTALAS AND ADJUSTING THE BUDGET FOR THE BILLS OF POLITICIANS !!!!!!! JAI HOOO, PEASUDO BABA !!! JAI HOO CONVERSION BABA !!!!

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Kumaranna, Mangalore
Wed, Dec 07 2011
Mr.Nagesh Nayak If these price hiked by congress what was your reaction .. same thing Italian led congress.. peseoudos that only no...come on Nagesh nayak Grow up ....

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R.N. Pujari, Manglore - Mumbai
Wed, Dec 07 2011
Rudolf Rodrigues, Loretto/Mumbai- Indians or India's busines people have the ability to do so ,SHARE MARKET is good to raise money why CENTRAL GOVT is singing on FDI i think some commission is ready to go or already taken through SWISS BANK. Just brake on policy just go ahead with share market much of INDIANS will invest in the same and even get the chance to be a share holder for a retail house so why FDI Mr. Rudolf

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Mitwa, Sharjah
Wed, Dec 07 2011
Hey Nagesh Maamu !!

I guess you have enough money
Please think of poor people.

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Lancelot N Tauro, Manglore - Doha Qatar
Wed, Dec 07 2011
Prices of Milk Hike, xtra burden parents for thier growing child. Its a BJP gift from Nandini products.

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Lydia Lobo, Kadri
Wed, Dec 07 2011
NN,

Why Susma Swaraj agreed to postpone FDI proposal instead of blocking it totally after recent talks ? You think the politicians are there for your benefit ?

How can you say that the retailers who oppose this are doing any charity for you or the farmers ? Have you seen them giving the share of inflated sugar price they charge during Diwali to farmers ? Or, the jasmine price of peak marriage season is of any benefit to jasmine growers ?

It applies to all commodity, the farmer gets just the price that is available at the time to selling. The same applies to milk and milk producers - their income will remain same. I can live without a petrol/car but can I without milk ? As per your dreams and prediction UPA will not be there after next general elections then why not make your path safe and invite foreign companies if your claim is that the government gains out of FDI ? You will be the one who will benefit won't you ?

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nagesh nayak, bangalore
Wed, Dec 07 2011
Francis, Moodbidri/Dubai,

HOPE YOU ARE UNEDUCATED & AFTER WORKING IN DUBAI ALSO YOU FAILED TO UNDERSTAND WHICH IS LAVISHNESS.

PETROL IS ESSENTIAL & NOT A LAVISHNESS.

LAVISHNESS ARE :

1. YOUR YUVARAJA TRAVELLING IN A CHARTERED FLIGHTS TO ATTEND A MARRIAGES, TO WITHDRAW MONEY FROM ATM ETCCC.

2. STAYING IN 7 STAR HOTLES.

3. TRAVELLING IN LUXURY CARS.

4. STAYING IN POSH BUNGALOWS.

5. EATING COSTILIEST FOOD & DRINKING @ EXHORBITANT PRICES.

JAI HO .

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Rudolf Rodrigues, Loretto/Mumbai
Wed, Dec 07 2011
Nageshji the same resistance as now in FDI was offered when India was getting computerised......giving hypothetical reasons. Now the end result is in front of you!! Dont think kirana shop owners and farmers are innocent or poor. They get the maximum benefits from the govt. schemes and dont pay single paisa IT!!

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nagesh nayak, bangalore
Wed, Dec 07 2011
HEY,Lydia Lobo, Kadri,

WHO TOLD YOU FDI WILL HELP INDIAN FARMERS.

WALL MART, CARREFOUR, BURGER KING , TARGET ETCCC...WILL MINT MONEY @ COST OF INDIANS.

PLEASE SUPPORT INDIAN COMPANY & INDIAN PRODUCTS.

YOUR ITALIAN LED CONGRESS WANTS TO MAKE MONEY BY OVERNITE & NEVER THINK ABOUT INDIA & INDIANS.

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Francis, Moodbidri/Dubai
Wed, Dec 07 2011
nagesh nayak, bangalore petrol is used for lavishness and milk is necessity. i hope you are in your sensess

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Sachidanand Shetty, Mundkur/Dubai
Wed, Dec 07 2011
Oye Nayak Babu, my car refused to take fuel due to increase in price and I have to stop drinking Milk too? Please do not give such idea for increasing the price up to Rs 50/- per litre. Some people take your comments very seriously

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R.Bhandarkar, M'lore
Wed, Dec 07 2011
At this rate the sight only of'milk containers' seems attractive and viable !!

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Rudolf Rodrigues, Loretto/Mumbai
Wed, Dec 07 2011
Three Rs in one shot is a big hike which is unacceptable.

Nageshji where are farmers left now who are into dairy business? All farmers are busy cultivating more lucrative arecanut for Gutkha and rubber in place of vegetables and paddy!! They are richer than you and me by getting all sorts of rebates and not even paying IT!!

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MUSTHAK HAMEED, PANJIMOGARU/KULUR/DUBAI
Wed, Dec 07 2011
Drink black tea its good for health

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KRPrabhu, Mangalore/Bangalore
Wed, Dec 07 2011
Congratulations DK farmers.Whenever there is something news our farmers we feel gratified by the decision.Milk price is most welcome.Let our farming fraternity thrive much more.

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varadhraj, magnalore
Wed, Dec 07 2011
Nagesh nayak why are you supporting this? you may be rich enough to buy milk at this price but not all there are people with less wages and big family behind what they will do if 30 gets spend on alone on milk..

And FYI there is no surety that farmers will get benifits of this price hike.

i dont agree with you.

thank god this time you din't told

ITALAIN LED :)

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nagesh nayak, bangalore
Wed, Dec 07 2011
hey, Aloka Nath, Bengaluru,

when a common man can shoulder the petrol price of rs. 76.00 a litre & sky rocketing hike in essential products due to italian led congress mismanagement.

I would prefer milk prices should touch rs. 50/-per litre for better indian economy.

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Lydia Lobo, Kadri
Wed, Dec 07 2011
Strange ! NN Supports raise in milk prices but rejects FDI whereas both are supposed to be supporting a farmer !

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Aloka Nath, Bengaluru
Wed, Dec 07 2011
How much can a common man shoulder the price rise?

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Wilson, Udupi, Muscat
Wed, Dec 07 2011
KMF is really working for the farmers benefit. If other farmers also get good price for their products then there will be more farmers in our country which will decrease the unemployment. We people think of our salary hike but when prices increase on farm products we feel bad, we don't think even the farmer's income should hike. A farmer can understand a farmer's difficulty very well.

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nagesh nayak, bangalore
Wed, Dec 07 2011
HATS OFF TO MILK PRODUCER UNION FOR HIKING THE PRICE OF MILK PRODUCTS.

I FULLY SUPPORT HIKE IN MILK PRICES WHICH IN TURN BENEFITS TO OUR FARMERS.

MAKE A MILK @ RS. 30/- PER LITRE.

JAI HO GOU MATA.

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Dinesh Poojary, Kundapura/Bengaluru
Wed, Dec 07 2011
Soon the milk will be costlier than beer I guess :-)

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