Moodubelle: Total Bundh in response to hike in Petroleum price
Report and Pictures by Anil Alva
Bellevision Media Network
The response in Moodubelle to the All India Bundh call given by the opposition parties to register protest against the move of the Central Government to raise the cost of the petroleum products has been quite effective as the township presented a deserted look with shops and hotel closed and rickshaws, taxis and buses being off the road.
The educational institutions are also closed as the students could not come to their respective places of learning as there were no buses or other modes of transport. However, branches of the three banks in Moodubelle-Canara, Karnataka and Syndicate were open, but without any customers.
With incessant rains from the night, the bundh has come as a pleasant relief to the school children and college students as they can remain at home and enjoy their favourite pastime of viewing television or surfing the internet. For office goers also it is an extended week-end following the holidays on Saturday and Sunday.
Comments on this Article | |
VIKAS CASTELINO, MOODUBELLE | Tue, July-6-2010, 10:30 |
THE GEAT COMMENT OF 2010 IN BELLEVISION FROM VINCENT MARTIS,YOU ARE THE MAN OF THE SERIES IN THIS TOURNIMENT........ | |
Suraj-Belle, Moodubelle/Dubai | Tue, July-6-2010, 7:14 |
Whattttaa thought Vincent...!!! | |
Philip Mudartha, Qatar | Mon, July-5-2010, 4:01 |
Suppose you pay Rs58.16 per liter, the break-up of cost: Basic Price = Rs 24.78 Excise duty = Rs 16.22 Education Tax = Rs 0.48 Dealer commission = Rs 1.18 VAT = Rs 6.22 Crude Oil Custom duty = Rs 1.24 Petrol Custom = Rs 1.74 Transportation Charge = Rs 6.80 Total price = Rs 58.16 You should be paying Rs 33 per liter petrol at pumps, if governments did not exist! The tax is shared by all levels of government, central, state and civic/ZP/GP. So, bandh or otherwise, more government, more tax, and higher petrol price..:D | |
Vincent Martis, Belle | Mon, July-5-2010, 8:51 |
Good for children who will have a day off. Since there is rain, all the grounds are wet, so probably they may use the street to play cricket as the streets are deserted anyway. |