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Letters: Message from Tata Nano

Till IAC used social media in a big way to expose corruption, we were taking corruption for granted and willing to live with it

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With reference to “End of the road for ‘cheapest car’: Dealers stop placing orders for Tata Nano” (November 27), during the last 10 years, we have seen the exploitation of the common man and consumers as a class being converted into political propaganda ideas by politicians and business propositions by politicians and traders.

I look at India Against Corruption (IAC) and the emergence of Air Deccan and Tata Nano from this angle and feel convinced about the positive impact these had on the political scene and a radical change in manufacturers’ and consumers’ approach to costs and prices. All the

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