Our civilisation claims itself to be have reached the Urban Utopia! in many ways, but here is an instance were we are failing to recognise the right to existence by a tribe. Not allowing them to remain aloof, rather making them a mock specimen in front of global photographers all over the world! Brazil says, it did so to protect the rights! but does not the brazilian government have other ways of reinforcing their point instead of making them fresh targets of travellers destination?

And to add to all this, BBC has a link which says ‘What do these pictures tell us?’ As though they are really concerned about it!? Not the kind of journalism you would expect from a channel like BBC.

Its probably right to allow the World Heritage groups to handle the situation not the media!

Also for the first time has Tata Strategy been like the ones of Reliance… Destroy the market! But then again… A blogger is a blogger and a Cornell University graduate is a Cornell Graduate is one… Can’t match for now

About the pollution part. Its not the prerogative of an Industrialist to think about that! The best you can do is have emission norms.. if they meet it, they are free to operate. I read that the nano is Euro II and Bharat III conforming… Its the government’s job to create standards and legislation’s… and transport policies and not the job of the Tata’s.