03-15-2007, 06:16 AM
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Not necessarily. Manmohon Singh hinted recently how foreign investors can come to India when he said that 90 % of Indian economy is outside the organized sector and thus out of reach of labor laws. So they might find some way to exempt new manufacturing units from the restrictive labor laws instead of changing the laws themselves.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
I was speaking from a rhetorical point of view. Here you have commies, the protector of aam-aadmi and here you have congies who have come to power because of their feelings for aam-aadmi. Commies can slaughter a few and the incident will probably be forgotten. But come election time labor law reforms will hit the union-support. In terms of bargain, commies have a plus and congies have a big minus methinks. I doubt if any labor reforms will come in until next LS elections.
I was speaking from a rhetorical point of view. Here you have commies, the protector of aam-aadmi and here you have congies who have come to power because of their feelings for aam-aadmi. Commies can slaughter a few and the incident will probably be forgotten. But come election time labor law reforms will hit the union-support. In terms of bargain, commies have a plus and congies have a big minus methinks. I doubt if any labor reforms will come in until next LS elections.