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KISHORE KUVAVALA

BULLET TRAIN

WE CAN HAVE NET WORK OF TRAIN WHERE WE HAVE NOT REACH.WE CAN IMPROVE PLATFORM & OTHER INFRA STRUCTURE FOR PASSENGERS.YOU CAN CREATE ESCALATORS IN METROS INSTEAD OF BRIDGES.
AT THE TIME OF ANNOUNCEMENT IT WAS ESTIMATED RS. 65,000/ CRORES NOW AGREEMENT OF RS.97,000/ CRORES IN 15 MONTHS BY THE TIME IT IS COMPLETE WHAT MAY BE THE AMOUNT.
IT IS LUXURY FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRY. more  

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Ashok Agarwal
We ca definitely improve the speed of the existing trains rather going in for fancy trains like bullet trains. Our resources are limited and we should make optimum use of the existing resources.. Ashok Agarwal more  
Mallikarjun Patil (professor of ophthalmology)
We have to progress. It is better than the money spent on populist schemes more  
PADAMCHAND JAIN
Before going for bullet trains in the country,the Govt. should give priorities for basic needs of the common public of India. P.C.JAIN more  
Basant Giri
There is nothing called Cheap Loan. If some country is lending such huge funds, they will definitely expect the same to be returned within a reasonable timeframe. Who is going to foot the bill in case of any defaults ? Lets go step by step in the process of development. Bullet train should be the last in the list of priorities. Atleast based on the current situation across the country, we should not be adding to our liabilities. more  
Prakash R (Expert)
Mr.Kishore first of all let me tell u that v have been speaking in volumes about poverty eradication from the time of independance What is the success rate?Even if v have addresesd it to a reasonable extent is it the end of it.Withe Population expansion and economic imbalance there will a permenanrt poverty map not only for india but also for US and other countries.Will we not do growth oriented activities till the time poverty is eradicated.Iam sorry then india will b a permenant developing nation.Maybe as Awadesh says there cud be misno er in the figures but whwhatever it is Growth based development has to happen at a scorching rate for the betterment of quality of life and development more  
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