Comments on: Corporate Houses Make Beeline To Fund PTI Puppet Union

By: ashok mishra

ashok mishra — Sat, 21 May 2011 18:00:24 +0000

I have gathered that Yadav and Pathak have amassed money for their own use. They have spoiled the working environment of this august office of otherwise repute. Pathak is no longer with the PTI but Yadav still holds the gun. Why should the management of PTI not remove Yadav from job and institute CBI charges against Pathak and Yadav. Pathak is so rude in his behaviour that he deserves pooh pooh from every citizen of the country.

By: Critic

Critic — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 07:36:58 +0000

The 60 years of PTI is a good occasion to mint more money. Every year the PTI Federation holds a meeting somewhere in India for which money is raised mostly by reporters. It does not matter if the reporters are ardent union members or not. All of them receive 10 % of the money they raise. This is nothing new. The 60 years of PTI is a grand opportunity to raise a great deal of money.

At the Federation meetings liquor is available. That is a great part of trade unionism!! Boozing in support of employees!! At one such meeting, there was even a blue film on the last day.

Once a 3-star hotel was fully booked for the PTI Federation meet for three days because of the influence of a state manager.

By: devesh charan

devesh charan — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 11:51:17 +0000

twist to the tale. thanks neeraj for exposing great indian media bazar. lage raho ‘NEERAJ BHAI”

By: Neeraj Bhushan

Neeraj Bhushan — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 20:07:56 +0000

This time, Mr Ravindran the people have really been made fools. As detailed in the story, they’re even unaware about the credentials of the man who shot them letters. I have been told in confidence that money was still paid as the ones who went to collect were reporters of PTI; and no one could muster the courage to question the motive. As regards the govt. expenditure, you’ve made a valid point. Lemme think over these and work. Thank you for visiting. Thanks also for your comments.

By: Neeraj Bhushan

Neeraj Bhushan — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 19:59:49 +0000

Thank you, Mr. Rahmatullah Saheb,

It’s my pleasure to have your comments here. I am honored that you visited from across the border.

How much time did it take to type your views, submit and send to me? Seconds, I believe.

But, at the same time, I understand that you must have spent some of your most valuable times – exceeding several minutes – on my site. I thank you so much for this.

Insha’Allah, we would be interacting here more frequently.

Please accept my kind regards.

By: Rahmatullah Khan

Rahmatullah Khan — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 12:25:56 +0000

For the first time, I am seeing such a website. I am impressed. I also went through many stories.

I must tell you I really liked the layout – so beautiful and interactive.

Regards,

Rahmatullah Khan
Journalist, Pakistan Observer
Peshawar
North West Fronier Province (NWFP)

By: P M Ravindran

P M Ravindran — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 02:37:24 +0000

Why blame only Yadav? It is bonafide practice these days to fund events by collecting money for putting up banners of companies at the venue. The people who pay are not fools but banias of the highest order who would not spare a paise if it did not get two in return. What about the govt. controlling the media through useless advertisements – like a minister opening a foot over-bridge or a comfort area at a railway station – at the tax payers cost?