Problem kya hai ????

Few things never change at all and few of our journalist friends are no exception. They are just not happy with the wave of change which has been blowing in Bihar. How can you justify the concerns raised by Manoj Chaurasia in this Stateman's article? He seems to be finding it too hard to believe that Tata’s, Mahindra’s and Mr Analjit Singh, chairman of Max Healthcare visited Bihar within six days of each other. The fact that Bihar is going to get investments from all big corporate houses is something which Chaurasia babu can’t digest at all. Sample this During his visit, Mr Tata also talked about the “huge investment potential” in the state. But when asked outright where and when the Tata Group would invest in Bihar, he stalled. “I can’t say anything concrete at the moment. I will be in a position to make a statement only after I have talked to officials in Mumbai,” was his response. He was more keen that local entrepreneurs come forward: “Aap chalne lagenge to ham daudne mein aapaki madad karenge (We will help you run if you, at first start walking)”. Bhai Chaurasia what’s your problem? If Ratan Tata has decided to invest in Bihar he must have worked out his strategy well in advance. He certainly has competent and professionally qualified folks to give him inputs on a business plan. After all he need not rely on suggestions and analysis from the likes of Chaurasia for making investment decisions. The problem with the likes of Chaurasia is that they think they just can't get right readership with any positive articles. So they end up sharing their personal skepticism and frustrations with the junta….and guess what the junta thinks …well you heard it from Acharya Chanak :-)