Comments on: Tell your friends to contact Jairam Ramesh

By: sravanan.v

sravanan.v — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 08:12:05 +0000

Dear Hon’ble Minister Mr. Jairam Ramesh ,

Our motherland having much fertile than we need.All of the food and poverty problems are artificial only.And that problems are luggaged on our mind.

Please think we cannot drop a little thing without gravity.Cannot breath or without the air. Nothing we can do without nature.The GM is should be carried by Nature only.See,we are not the supreame of the nature but part of nature.The part should not against to the whole.

The GM plants also not the good invention by the original good scientists and who have not any idea to serve to mankind.Actually they are NOT scientists and they are the labours with scientific tool of the big corporate companies.

Then how can YOU THE MINISTER OF THE REPUBLIC UNION OF INDIA agree the GMPs to INDIA,you are not the servent of that corporates.

Please be the great INDIAN who solves the problems in indigenious way.The GMPs are not the solution to our problems but AGAINST INDIAN . AS INDIAN from south,where the mankinds start to exit in the world, you NEVER agree with the GMPs on any pressure,WE HOPE.

By: Ketan

Ketan — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 06:33:50 +0000

Stop playing with nature & public’s helth. We don’t want genetically Modified and damage our self and our next genration.

By: Dr. Leo Rebello

Dr. Leo Rebello — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 09:39:36 +0000

FIRM NO TO GMO — THAT INCLUDES BT BRINJAL.

For more details read my comprehensive article
WAR ON YOUR HEALTH in my latest book
WORLD WITHOUT WARS.

By: Suma

Suma — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 07:16:12 +0000

To Whomsoever concerned

Its time we became courageous and more community oriented. There is a compulsory need for ethical behaviour and conduct in decision making,especially when the country has elected people to lead. Please do not allow genetically modified food into the country because the impact is horrendous in the long run and irreversible.
The wealth of the nation depends on the quality of its citizens and please make sure that basic needs such as health and medical needs are not compromised !

By: BHASKAR SHARMA

BHASKAR SHARMA — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 23:47:25 +0000

Let us do some soul serching. Do we need Genetically modified food?Why we should go against nature ? Just Think.

By: Kamal Bhatia

Kamal Bhatia — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 15:03:52 +0000

Mr. Jairam,
This can be dangeros for the future generation. I dont know why we need to produce such food items, arent we capable & knowledgebal enough to produce eatables the hygienic way. I mean
the way it used to be in earlier days. Dont u think this requires serious rethinking ?

By: purobi babbar

purobi babbar — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 14:45:29 +0000

pl give all these reports in face book.

By: lkha

lkha — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 11:10:29 +0000

Call for a Bt. Brinjal feast to test the courage of the so called hero’s of this creation the Einstein of this idea and his families, the Reasearcher and their families, the fundraisers for the project and their families, the govt’s who approved and their families, the commission agents who are sponsoring this disaster and thieir families,the health specialits and their families, the cooks who are going to write great receipies on this products and their families. Let the feast begin and end with them because all of them are not UFO’s they are just another human being on this planet. Where will they go !! Do they have plans to go to Mars or Venus or Pluto. They will live like the rest of the world and will die like the rest of the world. NO GOD NO MAN NO MONEY WILL BE ABLE TO HELP AND CURE THESE MONSTOR CREATORS, THEIR DEEDS WHICH IS AGAINST THE WILL OF THE UNIVERSE AND NATURE. IF MAN DID NOT LEARN AT HOME HE WILL LEARN IN HIS BODY AND BREATH.

By: m.s.khaleel

m.s.khaleel — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 14:18:38 +0000

The approval of GM brinjal may have other strings attached. One, the company involved is Monsanto known World wide for its propagation of GM seeds and other crop enhancing products and may be the Maharashtra company was or is involved because we have the food minister from Maharashtra who can and also has enough power to get things through. It was simple for the approval and I feel no lobbying was required. It is a matter for which a serious thought should be given before a precedent is set.
My hope is that our efforts through such Non Governamental Organisation (NGO’s) will carry weight and the issue will be solved before end up with more GM crops.

By: susilarani kambhampati

susilarani kambhampati — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 13:16:28 +0000

please leave our food alone.our lives are contaminated as is. please leave the eggplant as nature has given us for the future generations.