Tata shuts Nano plant in Gujarat for 35 to 40 days as inventory piles up on low demand : TOI

[modern.fakir]

Yeah that can happen but first you need to fix corruption issues in India which are plaguing the whole country. Plus for NAMO it wont be easy making changes that others have had a tough time doing so far.

PLus NAMO hasnt really come to make India a power but his agenda is more to cause trouble in the neighbourhood which is why he is caught doing "puja paat's' with Rifles infront of him [hilar][hilar]

If he intends to do all that then rather of investment coming in the capital will be flying out at an alarming rate :lol:

Indian GDP will come on track with energy reforms and investment would pour in. FII have poured money and there is liquidity for every company. Then Tata and Mahindra would be able to sustain the industry in long run. Moreover many western companies manufacture car in India!

so Modi era will be good for India! By the time the luxury market slows down Indian economy would push up and help the local companies

 

[bumbookhan]

yeah but korean and japanese countries dont claim to have produced the "cheapest car" to get their names in history books only to be "amended out".

I mean what kind of example are we setting by misleading people in India ?:)

All I'm saying is produce a decent car and say its made in India ...why do you have to "frugalize" and present yourself as a cheaper option ?

The Mughals always marketed India as a High Value destination ...so please stop giving all of us a Bad name !

:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:
pakistan me bycycle bangladesh se import hoti hai ? ek bangladeshi claim kar raha tha . yum log cycle ki factory kyo nahi khol lete ? we can help you with expertise .waise tumhare yaha car tonga banane ki factory kis jagah hai ? suna hai badi achhi quality ki hoti hai .



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[gazoomartian]

U know India has 250 engineering university in one state Karnatka , all companies are going there to business u know Y???


INdia has car plants like Mercedes ,

and your point is....???

 

[gazoomartian]

:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:
pakistan me bycycle bangladesh se import hoti hai ? ek bangladeshi claim kar raha tha . yum log cycle ki factory kyo nahi khol lete ? we can help you with expertise .waise tumhare yaha car tonga banane ki factory kis jagah hai ? suna hai badi achhi quality ki hoti hai .





[hilar][hilar][hilar][hilar]

thanks for reminding me. A bottle of cow cola is ready. Enjoy a comfortable life in my iggy bin buddy and drink moderately. No drink n drive, ok?

There you go, IN my BIN

 

[Dhiraj Kumar]

Yeah that can happen but first you need to fix corruption issues in India which are plaguing the whole country. Plus for NAMO it wont be easy making changes that others have had a tough time doing so far.

PLus NAMO hasnt really come to make India a power but his agenda is more to cause trouble in the neighbourhood which is why he is caught doing "puja paat's' with Rifles infront of him [hilar][hilar]

If he intends to do all that then rather of investment coming in the capital will be flying out at an alarming rate :lol:

Corruption is part and parcel of the society until accountability is introduced at all levels.. NAMO have done some big changes in capital which others never dreamt of doing it. He has shaken the system and wants to run it like a CEO!

Hindus worship everything. So no harm in worshiping rifles. You have not tried to understand us.
Investment to India will come at alarming rate.

http://www.asianage.com/business/mukesh-ambani-transform-ril-invest-rs18-lakh-crore-3-years-841
Reliance Industries chairman Mukesh Ambani on Wednesday announced plans to invest more than Rs. 1.8 lakh crore or $30 billion across its businesses, including telecom and oil and gas, over three years.


Ambani is buying America shale gas and oil ! Start to dig into India before commentinG

 

[bumbookhan]

If you know me then i worry more about India than anything else as I love that country :biggthumpup: ...Pakistan will sort itself out as we always have in history plus our issues are not as MASSIVE as India's.

I'm only worries because we will have to correct all those issues in India once we reclaim it [hilar][hilar]

mai soch raha hu ek car banane ki factory laga lu ,bas pakistan se technical expertise chahiye .
tumhare yaha ek genius engineer agha waqar ne water se chalne wali car ijaad ki thi , bas wohi car manufacturing factory ke liye consultancy chahiye , do chaar fraudiya aghawaqar ya tumhare jaise fraud bande chahiye .water car me profit bhi khoob hoga . ha ha ha................................:lol:[hilar][hilar][hilar][hilar]



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[gazoomartian]

@modern.fakir

waisey yaar, I dont see why Indians are not buying it. Seems like pretty economical car to me, cheap on gas too. Must be fault in marketing

 

[Fatema]

Not a big deal. Their price is peanuts and its hard to pass those european test with so low budget.

Think about quality for the price, its awesome!


Tata motors own Jaguar, Landrover and Dawood Motors of korea. They are improving. They have big R&D in India and UK!
They own plants in Thailand, China, Europe.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/10863256/Jaguar-Land-Rover-annual-profits-hit-record-2.5bn.html

Jaguar Land Rover annual profits hit record 2.5bn

Maker of luxury Jaguars and off-road Range Rovers record profits help support poor performance by India parent Tata Motors





Does Pakistan have any automobile Company ??

is it true one time they were offering to exchange scotty with this Nano thingy???

 

[Dhiraj Kumar]

is it true one time they were offering to exchange scotty with this Nano thingy???

NANO STD

BS3/BS4: Rs. 141,200​

NANO CX

BS4: Rs. 185,825​

NANO LX

BS4: Rs. 210,138
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NANO Twist XT

Rs. 231,506​

Yes, It is mainly for family who are riding on a bike with 4-5 seated ! The car is not being sold due to brand conscious of Indian who are feeling belittled!

The new car of Tata nano is Tata Nano Twist Active

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aITClQ1zhxY


Is it possible for you to buy a car so cheap as nano??

 

[bumbookhan]

NANO STD

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Is it possible for you to buy a car so cheap as nano??

inko bus me safar karne ki aadat hai.:lol::lol:

 

[Dhiraj Kumar]

inko bus me safar karne ki aadat hai.:lol::lol:

Public transport is good for nation. But Metro train is better than making metro buses!

 

[chandbibi]

Your last bastion has fallen fakir. HAHAHA. Burn Burn Burn !!! [hilar]


Indian engineering graduates' degrees to be recognised across 17 countries




NEW DELHI: Engineering graduates from India will find it easier to take advantage of international prospects as their degrees will now be recognised across 17 major countries including the United States, Japan and Australia. On Friday, India became a permanent member of the Washington Accord, an international agreement for accrediting undergraduate engineering degree programmes.

International mobility of engineering graduates from Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) has not been an issue given the global recognition of these institutes, but this has not been the case with the graduates from the 1,300-odd other engineering colleges in the country.

With India becoming a permanent member of the Washington Accord, Indian engineering graduates will be considered to have met the academic requirements necessary to take up the practice of engineering in any of the signatory countries.
The Washington Accord aims to promote mobility and quality assurance across countries. Besides recognition for Indian engineering degrees, membership of the international accreditation agreement will ensure a minimum global quality for all engineering institutions in the country.


Congratulating the officials of the human resource development ministry and the National Board of Accreditation (NBA), human resource development minister Smriti Irani said, "This will ensure highest quality assurance standards to be implemented in our technical and engineering programmes and provide global mobility to our engineering graduates. Graduates having degrees, which have been so accredited, would have substantial international equivalence of their achievement levels across the signatory nations. This will substantially enhance their employment opportunities around the world."

The decision to give India permanent membership, seven years after it acquired provisional membership, was taken at the meeting of the International Engineering Alliance in Wellington, New Zealand, on Friday. The membership is effective immediately.

This brings to a close India's 15-year quest for permanent membership. In 2000, the All India Council for Technical Education (the NBA was part of the council) initiated efforts for membership of the Washington Accord but no real progress was made.

Another attempt was made in 2003, even though India's proposal was considered fit for appraisal in June 2003, delays by the government in pursuing the case meant that India missed out being considered at the 2005 meeting of the Washington Accord members.
Despite efforts in fits and starts, India's serious quest for membership began with a push from former HRD minister Kapil Sibal through moves including granting of autonomous status to the NBA. The Washington Accord requires countries to have a mandatory national accreditation system. In September 2013, the IITs agreed to be brought under the NBA's accreditation umbrella, a move that helped India's case enormously.

http://articles.economictimes.indiat...nstitutes-iits

ONLY 250 ?? for a country with a 1 Billion plus population ?? ...The US has 4600 colleges and universities of higher education with a 400 million population .

Japan has about 2000 and so does Europe and China [hilar][hilar]

PLus those 250 are not producing many engineers as about 86 % of the graduates are not Employable. This comes from there own research :biggthumpup:

83% of Indian engineering graduates unfit for employment: Survey findings!

 

[modern.fakir]

[hilar][hilar] ..The last bastion for what ?? ..YOUR STUPIDITY ?? [hilar] ...What does degree recognition have to do with quality of education in India ??

You have your schools producing educated idiots and your happy over some agreement to get this rubbish recognised in other countries ??

The fate will be the same - the moment those people realise that the education is not up to par they will ditch indian engineers !

So the solution is not getting "fake recognition" but improving the QUALITY of education

Remember 83% of graduates are "Unemployable" [hilar][hilar]

We wont allow you to screw up India like this !:biggthumpup:

Your last bastion has fallen fakir. HAHAHA. Burn Burn Burn !!! [hilar]


Indian engineering graduates' degrees to be recognised across 17 countries




NEW DELHI: Engineering graduates from India will find it easier to take advantage of international prospects as their degrees will now be recognised across 17 major countries including the United States, Japan and Australia. On Friday, India became a permanent member of the Washington Accord, an international agreement for accrediting undergraduate engineering degree programmes.

International mobility of engineering graduates from Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) has not been an issue given the global recognition of these institutes, but this has not been the case with the graduates from the 1,300-odd other engineering colleges in the country.

With India becoming a permanent member of the Washington Accord, Indian engineering graduates will be considered to have met the academic requirements necessary to take up the practice of engineering in any of the signatory countries.
The Washington Accord aims to promote mobility and quality assurance across countries. Besides recognition for Indian engineering degrees, membership of the international accreditation agreement will ensure a minimum global quality for all engineering institutions in the country.


Congratulating the officials of the human resource development ministry and the National Board of Accreditation (NBA), human resource development minister Smriti Irani said, "This will ensure highest quality assurance standards to be implemented in our technical and engineering programmes and provide global mobility to our engineering graduates. Graduates having degrees, which have been so accredited, would have substantial international equivalence of their achievement levels across the signatory nations. This will substantially enhance their employment opportunities around the world."

The decision to give India permanent membership, seven years after it acquired provisional membership, was taken at the meeting of the International Engineering Alliance in Wellington, New Zealand, on Friday. The membership is effective immediately.

This brings to a close India's 15-year quest for permanent membership. In 2000, the All India Council for Technical Education (the NBA was part of the council) initiated efforts for membership of the Washington Accord but no real progress was made.

Another attempt was made in 2003, even though India's proposal was considered fit for appraisal in June 2003, delays by the government in pursuing the case meant that India missed out being considered at the 2005 meeting of the Washington Accord members.
Despite efforts in fits and starts, India's serious quest for membership began with a push from former HRD minister Kapil Sibal through moves including granting of autonomous status to the NBA. The Washington Accord requires countries to have a mandatory national accreditation system. In September 2013, the IITs agreed to be brought under the NBA's accreditation umbrella, a move that helped India's case enormously.

http://articles.economictimes.indiat...nstitutes-iits

ONLY 250 ?? for a country with a 1 Billion plus population ?? ...The US has 4600 colleges and universities of higher education with a 400 million population .

Japan has about 2000 and so does Europe and China [hilar][hilar]

PLus those 250 are not producing many engineers as about 86 % of the graduates are not Employable. This comes from there own research :biggthumpup:

83% of Indian engineering graduates unfit for employment: Survey findings!

 

[chandbibi]

Expected of you. You never read anything anyway. Without quality this wouldn't have happened. Do you know what this means? Indian engineers are now recognised by the world. Magar tumhe kya pata excellence kya hota hai. LOL. Tum sapne dekho sirf. Aur bakwas post karte raho. [hilar]

[hilar][hilar] ..The last bastion for what ?? ..YOUR STUPIDITY ?? [hilar] ...What does degree recognition have to do with quality of education in India ??

You have your schools producing educated idiots and your happy over some agreement to get this rubbish recognised in other countries ??

The fate will be the same - the moment those people realise that the education is not up to par they will ditch indian engineers !

So the solution is not getting "fake recognition" but improving the QUALITY of education

Remember 83% of graduates are "Unemployable" [hilar][hilar]

We wont allow you to screw up India like this !:biggthumpup:

Your last bastion has fallen fakir. HAHAHA. Burn Burn Burn !!! [hilar]


Indian engineering graduates' degrees to be recognised across 17 countries




NEW DELHI: Engineering graduates from India will find it easier to take advantage of international prospects as their degrees will now be recognised across 17 major countries including the United States, Japan and Australia. On Friday, India became a permanent member of the Washington Accord, an international agreement for accrediting undergraduate engineering degree programmes.

International mobility of engineering graduates from Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) has not been an issue given the global recognition of these institutes, but this has not been the case with the graduates from the 1,300-odd other engineering colleges in the country.

With India becoming a permanent member of the Washington Accord, Indian engineering graduates will be considered to have met the academic requirements necessary to take up the practice of engineering in any of the signatory countries.
The Washington Accord aims to promote mobility and quality assurance across countries. Besides recognition for Indian engineering degrees, membership of the international accreditation agreement will ensure a minimum global quality for all engineering institutions in the country.


Congratulating the officials of the human resource development ministry and the National Board of Accreditation (NBA), human resource development minister Smriti Irani said, "This will ensure highest quality assurance standards to be implemented in our technical and engineering programmes and provide global mobility to our engineering graduates. Graduates having degrees, which have been so accredited, would have substantial international equivalence of their achievement levels across the signatory nations. This will substantially enhance their employment opportunities around the world."

The decision to give India permanent membership, seven years after it acquired provisional membership, was taken at the meeting of the International Engineering Alliance in Wellington, New Zealand, on Friday. The membership is effective immediately.

This brings to a close India's 15-year quest for permanent membership. In 2000, the All India Council for Technical Education (the NBA was part of the council) initiated efforts for membership of the Washington Accord but no real progress was made.

Another attempt was made in 2003, even though India's proposal was considered fit for appraisal in June 2003, delays by the government in pursuing the case meant that India missed out being considered at the 2005 meeting of the Washington Accord members.
Despite efforts in fits and starts, India's serious quest for membership began with a push from former HRD minister Kapil Sibal through moves including granting of autonomous status to the NBA. The Washington Accord requires countries to have a mandatory national accreditation system. In September 2013, the IITs agreed to be brought under the NBA's accreditation umbrella, a move that helped India's case enormously.

http://articles.economictimes.indiat...nstitutes-iits

 

[modern.fakir]

Jealous nahin hotay chandbibi [hilar] ...Tum to aesa naraz horahi ho jesay saray engineers menay HIRE kernay hai :lol::lol: ...Dont you think that your own Industry knows about this accreditation ??

Ofcourse they do BUT even then if you dont improve the "actual" level of education getting such "accreditations" is not going to do anything !

You think the guys at the "All India Council for technical education " are idiots ?? ...You dont need some foreign organization telling you that your engineers are good but rather you need the engineers going out and doing work which speaks louder than any words and is an accolade to the scientific community :biggthumpup:

So quit this jealousy and work with me to make India a better country for education by reducing the number of educated idiots [hilar][hilar][hilar]

Expected of you. You never read anything anyway. Without quality this wouldn't have happened. Do you know what this means? Indian engineers are now recognised by the world. Magar tumhe kya pata excellence kya hota hai. LOL. Tum sapne dekho sirf. Aur bakwas post karte raho. [hilar]

[hilar][hilar] ..The last bastion for what ?? ..YOUR STUPIDITY ?? [hilar] ...What does degree recognition have to do with quality of education in India ??

You have your schools producing educated idiots and your happy over some agreement to get this rubbish recognised in other countries ??

The fate will be the same - the moment those people realise that the education is not up to par they will ditch indian engineers !

So the solution is not getting "fake recognition" but improving the QUALITY of education

Remember 83% of graduates are "Unemployable" [hilar][hilar]

We wont allow you to screw up India like this !:biggthumpup:

 

[chandbibi]

Fakir fakir. This happened just six days back. LOL. Pakistanis also work for Indian IT companies now fakir. HAHAHA. Hire to kar rahe hai hum , tumse aisi koi expectation nahi hai hamari . Tum to pathshala me sabak padhate ho roz talibe ilm ko. Kuch standard badhao apna so that in future you can also have such accreditations like India. lol. Achi achi batein sikhao, aise Zehar ugalte rahoge to tumhare students ka future bleak hain.

Jealous nahin hotay chandbibi [hilar] ...Tum to aesa naraz horahi ho jesay saray engineers menay HIRE kernay hai :lol::lol: ...Dont you think that your own Industry knows about this accreditation ??

Ofcourse they do BUT even then if you dont improve the "actual" level of education getting such "accreditations" is not going to do anything !

You think the guys at the "All India Council for technical education " are idiots ?? ...You dont need someone foreign organization to tell you that your engineers are good but rather you need the engineers going out and doing work which speaks louder than any words and is an accolade to the scientific community :biggthumpup:

So quit this jealousy and work with me to make India a better country for education by reducing the number of educated idiots [hilar][hilar][hilar]

Expected of you. You never read anything anyway. Without quality this wouldn't have happened. Do you know what this means? Indian engineers are now recognised by the world. Magar tumhe kya pata excellence kya hota hai. LOL. Tum sapne dekho sirf. Aur bakwas post karte raho. [hilar]

 

[modern.fakir]

[hilar][hilar] Jealousy ka KOI ilaaj nahin hai chandbibi !... Mager the reality is that you are producing 83 % of graduates that are unemployable.

The reason you have Pakistanis working for you is exactly THAT [hilar][hilar] ..Because we are EMPLOYABLE !!..even without fancy accreditations ...[hilar]

Jub khud maanti ho ...to phir masla kiya hai ?? ...Many pakistani firms also hire Indian engineers in dubai and the gulf region even though we know that they dont know their stuff :biggthumpup:

Fakir fakir. This happened just six days back. LOL. Pakistanis also work for Indian IT companies now fakir. HAHAHA. Hire to kar rahe hai hum , tumse aisi koi expectation nahi hai hamari . Tum to pathshala me sabak padhate ho roz talibe ilm ko. Kuch standard badhao apna so that in future you can also have such accreditations like India. lol. Achi achi batein sikhao, aise Zehar ugalte rahoge to tumhare students ka future bleak hain.

Jealous nahin hotay chandbibi [hilar] ...Tum to aesa naraz horahi ho jesay saray engineers menay HIRE kernay hai :lol::lol: ...Dont you think that your own Industry knows about this accreditation ??

Ofcourse they do BUT even then if you dont improve the "actual" level of education getting such "accreditations" is not going to do anything !

You think the guys at the "All India Council for technical education " are idiots ?? ...You dont need someone foreign organization to tell you that your engineers are good but rather you need the engineers going out and doing work which speaks louder than any words and is an accolade to the scientific community :biggthumpup:

So quit this jealousy and work with me to make India a better country for education by reducing the number of educated idiots [hilar][hilar][hilar]

 

[bumbookhan]

and your point is....???

thanks for reminding me. A bottle of cow cola is ready. Enjoy a comfortable life in my iggy bin buddy and drink moderately. No drink n drive, ok?

There you go, IN my BIN

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waisey yaar, I dont see why Indians are not buying it. Seems like pretty economical car to me, cheap on gas too. Must be fault in marketing

abe kabutar tu 65 ki umar me bhi kuchh aqal ki baat nahi karta ? canada me ghasiara tha kya? padaishi low i.q. hai [hilar][hilar][hilar]