There is nothing like nationalism when you perform commercial activities. What you need is profit and money.
There is lot of shout against ISIS. Many are being branded anti national for some speeches and slogans.
But what about those helping ISIS through export. There are many Indian companies also involved. There is hardly any resentment against such anti national activity.
I could not read the article since it is in hindi and I am not very fluent with it...However, I found another article with the same news item, and it would be very interesting to know who these companies belong to and also why the export laws have been so lax for all these years ?
In business it's only money that matters and never pays attention to what is national and anti-nationals. What a tragedy! Don't these business organisations have any responsibility towards the country? There are no charges against them because they did not raise any slogan and on the other hand earning huge money but the moment students rebelled, they received lashes. The youths need to be handled with care and so when they commit blunder, they need proper guidance, a patient hearing, must try to clear their doubts and must give them some time to evaluate themselves but they are getting the treatment of hardcore criminals. If unchecked then these students may pose a great threat to the country so to stop that a positive brainwash is required but unfortunately their energy receives no proper direction due to all sorts of internal politics.
Among the 51 commercial entities Seven Indian companies are there which supplied 700 components to ISIS to construct improvised explosive devices, IEDs.. Among the Indian firms, 4 of the companies denied having exported explosives or accessories to ISIS. Two firms agreed that they supplied smaller components like fuses or detonating cords did not export directly but through trading intermediaries. These two firms are not aware of the final destinations of the products.
No man in this world is satisfied with the money that he already has and this is the common tendency of every people around us. Rich people always want to become more and more rich. Running suitable business is the best way to make money fast. For this, they make international connections. When people succeed to make business connection with developed countries, they can sell their products to such countries and import quality products from other countries. At the same-times, they totally forget about the future of other people and the entire world.
Jincy Aby wrote:No man in this world is satisfied with the money that he already has and this is the common tendency of every people around us. Rich people always want to become more and more rich. Running suitable business is the best way to make money fast. For this, they make international connections. When people succeed to make business connection with developed countries, they can sell their products to such countries and import quality products from other countries. At the same-times, they totally forget about the future of other people and the entire world.
@Jincy
Please note that whether or not some Indian firms supplying some explosive material or not to ISIS. Please read the Gulshan ji's thread first.
rambabu wrote:Jincy Aby wrote:No man in this world is satisfied with the money that he already has and this is the common tendency of every people around us. Rich people always want to become more and more rich. Running suitable business is the best way to make money fast. For this, they make international connections. When people succeed to make business connection with developed countries, they can sell their products to such countries and import quality products from other countries. At the same-times, they totally forget about the future of other people and the entire world.
@Jincy
Please note that whether or not some Indian firms supplying some explosive material or not to ISIS. Please read the Gulshan ji's thread first.
Some of the top Indian companies have deep business connection with Islamic states of Iraq and Syria. I gave reply here after understanding their business relationship with ISIS. What is wrong in that?
Jincy Aby wrote:rambabu wrote:Jincy Aby wrote:No man in this world is satisfied with the money that he already has and this is the common tendency of every people around us. Rich people always want to become more and more rich. Running suitable business is the best way to make money fast. For this, they make international connections. When people succeed to make business connection with developed countries, they can sell their products to such countries and import quality products from other countries. At the same-times, they totally forget about the future of other people and the entire world.
@Jincy
Please note that whether or not some Indian firms supplying some explosive material or not to ISIS. Please read the Gulshan ji's thread first.
Some of the top Indian companies have deep business connection with Islamic states of Iraq and Syria. I gave reply here after understanding their business relationship with ISIS. What is wrong in that?
The companies concerned have agreed that they supply components that are perfectly legal to certain government approved firms. from there they are sent to other prganisations which use it for other purpose. It is a very complicated issue and I am sure the government will look into it and bring in appropriate laws to stop it but again it is not to make anything completely fool proof..
When people run business, their ultimate aim is making profit. For getting profit, they play all the business trick to bring their business a successful one. The role of customers are very important in business. Business will be a failure if customers are not satisfied with the product.
In this context, some Indian firms which are supposedly supplying explosive material to ISIS is true or not. However, seven of the five Indian firms flatly denied that they are supplying explosive material to ISIS. The other two firms said that they were sending small components like switches and fuse boxes. But they said their companies are unaware of the end usage.
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