Do you think reliance retail vegetable market is an injustice imposed on local traders & small vendors?

There are confusions, negative and positive talks on opening such Reliance retail markets through out the country and especially in Tamil Nadu!


Is it possible or is there any need to prevent the development of such evolutions %26amp; market growth? Are they selling any thing on un-fair prices or sub-quality materials? In any business/ trade, if it is to be succeeded, the people should be supportive! And, naturally, people are not that ignorant to go and buy blindly, without any profit and comfortablity in it! Whenever, the new systems or marketting strategy evolve, opposition for some time from the exhisting system is inevitable! BUT TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE %26amp; COMPETITIONS CAN NEVER BE STOPPED!


Right from the invention of wheel, competition was never uncommon and scaring for the "head-bearers"! Always, the change was not welcomed %26amp; infact strongly opposed, when even the automobiles were introduced in front of the horse-shoe makers!!


CAN THESE SUCH OPPOSITIONS AGAINST EVOLUTION EVER WIN?

Do you think reliance retail vegetable market is an injustice imposed on local traders %26amp; small vendors?
No, it's great they opened up stores because once street vendors go out of business then the roads will be clear for cars to drive through!
Reply:indian farmers have never got a good price for thier produce.


commission agents are always richer than the poor farmers.


relience is going to be one big commission agent and small agents are going to perish,and poor farmemers are going become poor.
Reply:Capitol will grab all business and employments of small income people.


They are having big money power so again a loot will start against middle class public.
Reply:No, certainly not. TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENT %26amp; COMPETITIONS CAN NEVER BE STOPPED, is a well known fact. All kind of up gradation, should be welcome rather than opposing. More over change is continuous and natural process. No one can stop.
Reply:Ever heard of Wal-Mart?????? ...Nuf Said



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