अंतःस्थल - कविताभूमि: Just forget bloody Coke and Noodle Shit! Monsato predestined as Hunger and Thirst in free market economy have to be answered with POISON!I am not bothered about Brand War or El Nino effect on Economy! Once we allowed the Bhopal Gas Tragedy evented with surgical precision to PEST our food and Drinks,NO question should be asked about the hazards involved as no question is being asked about Bhopal Gas Tragedy or similar tragedies imminent. Palash Biswas

Wednesday, June 3, 2015

Just forget bloody Coke and Noodle Shit! Monsato predestined as Hunger and Thirst in free market economy have to be answered with POISON!I am not bothered about Brand War or El Nino effect on Economy! Once we allowed the Bhopal Gas Tragedy evented with surgical precision to PEST our food and Drinks,NO question should be asked about the hazards involved as no question is being asked about Bhopal Gas Tragedy or similar tragedies imminent. Palash Biswas

Just forget bloody Coke and Noodle Shit!

Monsato predestined as Hunger and Thirst in free market economy have to be answered with POISON!I am not bothered about Brand War or El Nino effect on Economy!

Once we allowed the Bhopal Gas Tragedy evented with surgical precision to PEST our food and Drinks,NO question should be asked about the hazards involved as no question is being asked about Bhopal Gas Tragedy or similar tragedies imminent.

Palash Biswas

Second phase of Green Revolution wiping out the Green on earth knocking the door!

KNOCK!

It is just like an atomic explosion!

Rather it has to be as much as destructive as any mega earthquake or Tsunami or Man Made Calamity whatsoever.

It is happening all on name of development, growth,life style and reforms.

This PAGAL DAUD has to be sustained with branded Coke and branded Noodles as we forgot the natural reosourcs abundant around us and opted the Poison to boost our health and energy without and regulation whatsoever

Monsato predestined as Hunger and Thirst in free market economy have to be answered with POISON!I am not bothered about Brand War or El Nino effect on Economy!

I have not to be blame our superstars who endorse poison as booster as simply they are engaged in business.It is earning for them in the business friendly society of opportunism!

Why do we allow them to decide our food and drinks?

Believe me,the Monsanto would effect Indian Economy more than the El Nino!

Just forget bloody Coke and Noodle Shit!

RBI governor Rajan had to surrender as the PM and his FM wanted rate cuts to sustain bullish market!

With SEBI upper hand Rajan had no way but to eat his own words that RBI has nothing to do with Bull Run as it is no way linked to economy.

Despite rate cuts,so often, SENSEX tanks and tanks and coincidentally, an intense Brand War has broken out the plague this time in the Iconic economy.However,bears are taking over from the bulls and it is called El Nino!

It has to be understood how much the business friendly RSS governance of fascism is concerned with Monsoon as it behaves to destroy the weather cycle and climate with monopolistic aggression against Nature and Humanity!

I am not bothered about the so much so hue and cry about Two Minutes noodles!As Hunger and Thirst in free market economy have to be answered with POISON.

Just because nothing has to be changed in the best interest of the masses and one brand would simply take over another brand as it is the name of the game!Black listed brand,however might be introduced with another branding and another set of the icons.

We have seen similar Brand War earlier while Cokes were found to be PESTED and no brand has been banned as yet.No brand would be banned either this time and media hype would transfer its focus to yet another sensation soonr or later as everyone has forgot the poisoned Coke and no one in India has opted for Nariyal Pani giving up the Coke.

However,Nestles's Maggi Noodles fiasco sent an alarm to all the food companies across the country. ET reports that Maggi's sales have plunged by 60 to 70 percent in the past two weeks. And the product is currently banned in Kerala.

Clearly if this could happen to Maggi, it could happen to any company. Therefore companies like PepsiCo which makes aerated drinks and Kurkure snacks have geared up to face the Food Safety and Drugs Administration's (FDA's) check on them.

All the companies have been cautiously watching the events unfold with Nestle and are actively exchanging notes with each other on how to cope with the possible mishaps again. Since food safety has come into the center stage again CEOs of the food companies are now engaging themselves with newer methods for market research and better ways of communication with the consumers.

The CEO of a multinational food giant told ET on condition of anonymity, "You never know which food inspector will come next and examine our products in which part of the country. We have to be best prepared for something like this." Such is the panic in the industry.

Mayank Shah, group product manager of Parle Products, stated to ET that the Maggi episode served as a warning for all food makers. He also said, "With new guidelines on food safety expected, we are planning to engage with consumers a lot more and talk to them consistently through ads and declarations, instead of waiting for something like this to happen. It's critical to keep communication with key stakeholders constant and transparent."

Companies are bound to take the safety issues extremely seriously as the previous food safety row has virtually dropped the sales of fizzy drinks in India by almost 70-80 percent. Companies which expressed their efforts towards delivery of food safety are Yum Brands, which own Pizza Hut and Taco Bell, Parle Products and PepsiCo.

Sorry Rajan,your loyal exercise of rate cuts as dictated by super Economist RSS branded PM plus FM who discarded all economists to get the Bajrangi Brigade to take over the econmoy- might not help either the SENSEX nor the Economy!

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has slashed the projection for output growth for 2015-16 from 7.8 per cent in April to 7.6 per cent with a downward bias to reflect the uncertainties surrounding various risks. It also revised up its inflation projection to 6 per cent by January 2016 due to monsoon risks.Indian Express reports.

The Central Statistics Office has revised downwards its estimate of India's gross value added (GVA) at basic prices for 2014-15 by 30 basis points from the advance estimates. "Domestic economic activity remains moderate in first quarter of 2015-16.

Agricultural activity was adversely affected by unseasonal rains and hailstorms in north India during March 2015, impinging on an estimated 94 lakh hectares of area sown under the rabi crop," RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan said while releasing the monetary policy.

Reflecting this, the third advance estimates of the Ministry of Agriculture indicate a contraction in foodgrains production by more than 5 per cent in relation to the preceding year's level. Successive estimates have been pointing to a worsening of the situation, with the damage to crops like pulses and oilseeds — where buffer foodstocks are not available in the central pool — posing an upside risk to food inflation.

According to the RBI, merchandise export growth has weakened steadily since July 2014 and entered into contraction from January 2015 through April, with a recent shrinking of even volumes exported. The deterioration in export performance affected economies across Asia as global demand fell and the fall in commodity prices impacted terms of trade for commodity exporters.

From December 2014 onwards, merchandise import growth also turned negative, led by a sharp decline in the volume of oil imports as inventory build-up by refineries subsided. Gold imports spiked in the month of March and remained elevated in April owing to festival demand and regulatory relaxations. Notably, the volume of imports has been recording increases, despite the value decline, the RBI said.

Given these developments, the reduction in the current account deficit resulting from the sharp decline in oil prices has begun to reverse, though the size of the deficit is expected to be contained to about 1.5 per cent of GDP this year. "Net exports are, therefore, unlikely to contribute as much to growth going forward as they did in the past financial year," the RBI said.

"Consequently growth will depend more on a strengthening of domestic final demand," Rajan said.

While portfolio and direct foreign investment flows ere buoyant during 2014-15, with net foreign direct investment to India at $36.6 billion and net portfolio inflows at $41 billion, the year 2015-16 has begun with net portfolio outflows in the wake of a reduction in global portfolio allocations to India.

- See more at: http://indianexpress.com/article/business/business-others/growth-forecast-for-fy16-cut-with-a-downward-bias/#sthash.6nYv84hZ.dpuf

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