One of the most ignorant misuse of the term Brahminic. If one does not know what Brahma represents (knowledge) then one should not expose ignorance within
-----Original Message----- From: Rajpipla Legal aid society <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [email protected] Sent: Sat, 31 May 2008 11:24 Subject: Re: [ =>> Jharkhand <<= ] Where is Tata Motors' Management? Jharkhand Forum | Jharkhand.org.in/forum This forum is good to find out the mentality and attitude of the so called 'elites" and those belonging to the so called "mainstream". Unfortunately 21st century is improved in technology,,,, but attitude and mentality still remains as old as brahminic times..... jai adivasi -------Original Message------- From: S kumar Date: 5/31/2008 10:58:18 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [ =>> Jharkhand <<= ] Where is Tata Motors' Management? Moderator Comments - Sir, What you mean by uneducated tribals? Are other communities falls in 100 percent educated category in local population, certainly not as you already mentioned 'uneducated locals' too. So may we know your perceptions in calling 'uneducated tribals' seprately. Are not tribals can be count in local population, if all other rest of communities taken as locals? THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THERE IS PRESSURE ON MANAGEMENT TO EMPLOY THE UNEDUCATED LOCALS AND TRIBALS IN SENSITIVE AREAS. USUALLY, THEY ARE NOT AWARE OF THE DANGERS INVOLVED IN SUCH ROUGH HANDLING OF EQUIPMENTS, GAS CYLINDERS..ETC. I HAVE SEEN LPG DOMESTIC CYLINDERS (EMPTY) THROWN DOWN FIRST AND SECOND FLOORS BY DELIVERY BOYS, TO AVOID CARRYING THEM DOWN THE STAIRS. SAME HAPPENS IN THE FACTORIES WHERE SUPERVISORS ARE ALWAYS NOT PRESENT AND WORKERS HANDLE THE GAS CYLINDER OR EVEN REACORS AS BHOPAL GAS TRAGEDY, WHERE A WORKER OPENED THE WATER-LINE INTO A REACTOR FILLED WITH METHYL ISOCYANATE, CATALYSING A REACTION AND EXPLOSION. PROPER TRAINING OF THE ILLITERATE LOCALS IS IMPORTANT BEFORE EMPLOYING THEM Jharkhand Blog <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Jharkhand Blog Where is Tata Motors' Management? At least seven people died after inhaling poisonous gas emanating from a well under construction in India's eastern state of Jharkhand, a news report said Friday. The incident occurred in a village in the West Singhbhum district about 100 kilometres south of state capital Ranchi on Thursday evening, when some locals were cleaning the well, the IANS news agency reported. Police said six people tried to rescue a man who fell into the well, and all of them died after inhaling the poisonous gas, the news agency reported. It did not specify the type of poisonous gas. Other local media reported that one body was recovered, while the the other victims had yet to be removed from inside the well. monstersandcritics.com/news/southasia/news/article_1408396.php/Poisonous_gas_kills_seven_in_eastern_India Two Tata Motors officials, water treatment plant in-charge BK Sarkar and DGM (safety) Samir K Ghatak, were arrested on Wednesday night from their residences. They were arrested on the charges of negligence in the chlorine gas leakage case at the company's water treatment plant earlier this week. Soon after chief minister Madhu Koda's departure from the city on Wednesday after a short visit to the company's hospital and the water treatment plant here, police got into action and lodged an FIR at the Telco police station against as many as 10 company officials, including two belonging to Jamshedpur Utilities & Services Company (Jusco). The chief minister, during his visit, blamed Tata Motors management for the incident and said an FIR would be lodged and those found guilty will be arrested. According to East Singhbhum superintendent of police Navin K Singh, the two officials have been booked under Sections 278, 284, 308, 337, 338, 34 of the IPC. "The sections briefly say the officials were legally bound under the Factories Act to keep the working environment safe, it was an omission on their part not to have fulfilled their legal liabilities," said the SP talking to FE on Thursday, adding that the two officials "had knowledge that the illegal omission could cause death." Although there have been no deaths, several people were fell ill by the gas leakage, leading us to apply Section 308 instead of Section 304, he said. Some of the sections pertain to negligence in handling chemicals/gaseous fumes and causing danger to public safety, with the gravest offence inviting a maximum penalty of imprisonment ranging from three to six years. The FIR was lodged against the Tata Motors plant head, plant occupier, general manager (manufacturing), DGM (civil) AK Patel, AGM Manoj Ram, DGM (safety) Samir K Ghatak, a supervisor and water treatment plant in-charge BK Sarkar along with Jusco's head (water division) GS Basu and Tanmay Bist. Tata Motors, few months back, had handed over the water treatment plant to Jamshedpur Utilities & Services Company (Jusco), a Tata Steel subsidiary which provides civic amenities, for running & maintaining it. Asked if the police was going to make some more arrests, the SP said, "I can't say that at this point of time, the investigation is on". financialexpress.com/news/Two-Tata-Motors-officials-arrested-in-chlorine-gas-leak-case/316246/ Subject line by Jharkhand Blog . News TV Blog Photo Music Video Live Chat Directory Testimonials Forum Contact . Tired with Orkuting??? Get some ning now @ Jharkhand.ning.com -- Jharkhand Blog [EMAIL PROTECTED] Jharkhand Online Network www.jharkhand.org.in/blog ________________________________________________________________________ AOL's new homepage has launched. Take a tour at http://info.aol.co.uk/homepage/ now.
