registrationThis service is temporary unavailable due to system maintenance. Please try again later.The username entered is already associated withanother account. Please enter a different usernameThe email address you have entered is already in use.Please re-enter the email address. There are 8 Comment(s) Go to most recent Add a Comment Sort by: Oldest Newest 10:07 am December 2, 2011 Sceptic wrote: Kilachand misses the point. The problem with the McKinsey vision and the others is that they aren t framed by politicians: Bombay First is an organisation of businessmen and these plans represent their corporate desires. Folks like Kilachand are programmed to fear politics because its includes the desires of common folk and challenges the autocratic impulses of the upper classes. We need more genuine politics, not less of it. 1:44 pm December 2, 2011 Sachin T wrote: Great read as usual Miss Kilachand I had forgotten about the Mckinsey report as did most people. Don t really know how much the government takes these plans in to consideration. Or if they do, what happens if they lose the next election and someone else comes in to power. The city is a mess. How long before Bombay Firsts vision hits the recycle bin 2:07 pm December 2, 2011 Believer wrote: Am guessing I fall into the same bracket as Folks like Kilachand in the sense that I am programmed to fear politics . But I dont fear politics because it includes the desires of common folk. I fear politics because it feeds off of it. I wonder how poor performance in infrastructure adaption and upgradation amounts to autocratic impulses of the upper classes. And history goes to show that wherever politics is made the center stage of any endeavour it eventually ends up stealing the spotlight from the issue at hand and distracting the attention of the common folk. Much like this comment. 2:38 pm December 2, 2011 Sceptic wrote: Believerji, look around you. The city is building sealinks and flyovers instead of improving public transport and constrcuting public toilets. That s infrastructure that reflects the needs of the rarified upper classes but not of the majority of Mumbai residents. Representative politics doesn t distract it clarifies focus. The Congress understands this. That s why it s thrown its weight behind NREGA over market reforms . That benefits many more common people than allowing banks to develop arcane financial instruments. It s fashionable and convenient for the upper classes to pretend that politicians are to blame for the city s problems. All you have to do is see how mill owners opposed a comphrensive plan to redevelop Parel to realise that they are equally to blame for the miseralbe quality of life in Mumbai. 3:53 pm December 2,toms shoes sale, 2011 Steelers wrote: The Mckinsey company is absolutely worthless,cheaptomsshoessalei.com. They like all other consultants will only tell you what the time is by looking at your watch. All the planning has been done for many eons,toms outlet. Any reasonable plan would work if executed. With no actions everything would fail. What may be required is a very hars Related articles:

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