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Devil's Advocate: Kamal Nath

In an exclusive interview with Karan Thapar on Devil's Advocate, Minister of Industry and Commerce Kamal Nath discusses issues like Nandigram violence, SEZs and FDI in retail sector.
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Garima

It is pathetic that the political system whose objective should be our country's development is always obstructing its success!

( Posted: Thursday , March 22, 2007 at 20:22 )

Jinendra Shah

Displacement of small retailers, margin pressure, twist in new rules of the game would lead lot of confusion. However, despite few problems consumer will be rewriting the terms of game. Technology, state of art products, better pricing to an end user, skillful usage of the resources would certainly benefit India.
Lets understand there is some cost attached for a good. Minister shows his skills in terms of handling and being positive on the issue.
Mr. Karan bravo it was good show one more time.

( Posted: Monday , March 19, 2007 at 14:00 )

Anurag Pandey

I heard the minister for the first time but I must say that I am very impressed by him. Although on the surface I am more of a BJP supporter but ministers or politicians like Kamal Nath seem to be the right kind of ppl for the job. He gave the impression of being aware of what he is doing and seemed to be an intelegent & educated leader who was absolutely aware of different aspects of his ministry and policies. Even our own Karan Thapar could not fluster him with all the volleys of facts & figures that Karan always seem to throw on the interviewees and generally very smartly shows them their real face instead of the image that they seem to have & which might be a little away from the reality.
Always thought that congress had more ministers by percentage who are currupt and more interested in the vote bank politics than the politics as a study of human organisation.
Makes me wonder as always if we could ever do away with this democracy of party politics & ever will have a way of governance wherein all the right and correct kind of ppl(who at present can not be in the same goverment as they are from different parties) to work together.
Not ppl like the Laalus of the world who after being so transparent in there curruption and bad conduct can still hv a claim to fame by being lucky to be at the right place at the right time and running a ministry that at the moment was designed to succeed. Wonder if Laalu hv the same kind of awareness of whats happening in his ministry. I hope sometime in the future Karan also bring in ppl like the Laalus u know, it would be interesting to hear how they cope up with the naked facts.

Anurag Pandey

( Posted: Monday , March 19, 2007 at 13:08 )

puneet agarwal

One of the rarest interviews of Devils Advocate where the guest proved himself 'a man of substance'. I have never come across a ploitician as outspoken as Kamal Nath. Higly impressed. It feels good to see politicians like Mr.Nath guiding this country. For every Mulayam Singh there should be a Kamal Nath.

( Posted: Monday , March 19, 2007 at 01:13 )

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