Roll back Custom duty on imported cycles/parts from 30% to 0% & encourage more cycling

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1. 401
   Name: Chinnaswami Ganesan on Apr 6, 2012

   Comments: I want the Government to encourage cycling. The duty imposed is not a right step.

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2. 402
   Name: Deepam Morparia on Apr 6, 2012

   Comments: Fully agree to petition. & congratulate you on taking this up on organised manner. Best of luck.

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3. 403
   Name: Neelam Kaur on Apr 6, 2012

   Comments: in favour for zero import duty

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4. 404
   Name: Ankitha on Apr 6, 2012

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5. 405
   Name: Nagaphanender Rayala on Apr 6, 2012

   Comments: This is the least the government can do to encourage cycling. It will also let the local companies compete which raise the quality of local cycles as well.

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6. 406
   Name: Animesh Hazra on Apr 6, 2012

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7. 407
   Name: Satya on Apr 6, 2012

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8. 408
   Name: Mayur on Apr 6, 2012

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9. 409
   Name: Sumesh on Apr 6, 2012

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10. 410
    Name: Dinesh Reddy on Apr 7, 2012

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11. 411
    Name: Chandan Kumar on Apr 7, 2012

    Comments: Roll back the customs duty.

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12. 412
    Name: D V MANOHAR on Apr 7, 2012

    Comments: Our Hyderabad Bicycling Club (HBC) consisting of over 2100 members strongly support this initiative seeking reduction of customs duty to 0% on cycles.

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13. 413
    Name: Tanuja G V P on Apr 7, 2012

    Comments: Roll back Custom Duty on Bicycles

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14. 414
    Name: Suman Chowdhury on Apr 7, 2012

    Comments: The Government had gone beyond its boundaries to get the nuclear deal. I believe, it will take a better and solid steps towards a greener country...

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15. 415
    Name: Bhargavi on Apr 7, 2012

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16. 416
    Name: Maqsood Ahmed on Apr 7, 2012

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17. 417
    Name: Hari Prasad on Apr 7, 2012

    Comments: Import duty must be reduced to zero to increase the usage of quality bicycles in India.

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18. 418
    Name: Chandra Kuchibhotla on Apr 7, 2012

    Comments: Cycling should be actively promoted. Additional duties will only encourage the incompetence of local manufacturers and cause serious harm to our country.

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19. 419
    Name: Anonymous on Apr 7, 2012

    Comments: This import duty should not be levied on such green initiatives

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20. 420
    Name: M.RAMAKRISHNA on Apr 7, 2012

    Comments: reduce tax on cycles.encourage cycling .save environment

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21. 421
    Name: Anonymous on Apr 7, 2012

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22. 422
    Name: Syed Mujahid on Apr 7, 2012

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23. 423
    Name: Gade Rajeev on Apr 7, 2012

    Comments: let th peopl hav wat thy want ....encourage them to pedddle by decreasing th tax !! DAMN IT SHOULD TH MORAL RIGHT ...TO ADD INC3NTIVE WHN U DO TH RIGHT THING ....!!~

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24. 424
    Name: Kartheek on Apr 7, 2012

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25. 425
    Name: Anish Reddy on Apr 7, 2012

    Comments: this duty is agianst the environment try putting tax on cars instead of cycles

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26. 426
    Name: Kedar Patwary on Apr 7, 2012

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27. 427
    Name: Ramana Reddy on Apr 7, 2012

    Comments: greener & healthier cities is the need of hour and not to ensure local bicycle manufacturers make more money

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28. 428
    Name: Syfin Sreenivasan on Apr 7, 2012

    Comments: All the Best, How can Govt discourage such a green thing? Protectionism is not worth it!

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29. 429
    Name: Anirudh Inani on Apr 7, 2012

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30. 430
    Name: Smruthi Narayan on Apr 7, 2012

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31. 431
    Name: Mahender Kandukuri on Apr 7, 2012

    Comments: Lets encourage more cycling

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32. 432
    Name: Narayana Prasad S on Apr 7, 2012

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33. 433
    Name: Sujana on Apr 7, 2012

    Comments: the price also should be reduced

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34. 434
    Name: Rama Devi on Apr 7, 2012

    Comments: Indigenous cycles are not on par with international cycles. The demand for international cycles is here to stay, for a while.

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35. 435
    Name: Maninder on Apr 7, 2012

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36. 436
    Name: V Ragunathan on Apr 8, 2012

    Comments: Yes. This needs to be exempted from paying duty as it is environmental friendly.

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37. 437
    Name: Naga Praveen Avutapalli on Apr 8, 2012

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38. 438
    Name: Anonymous on Apr 8, 2012

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39. 439
    Name: Bhanu on Apr 8, 2012

    Comments: The benefits of cycling are far higher than the customs duty that can be made at 30%. Domestic cycle industry does not need this protection and it will ultimately benefit the domestic cycle industry as well with improved competition.

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40. 440
    Name: Chandra Sekhar on Apr 8, 2012

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41. 441
    Name: Chekuri Padmaraju on Apr 8, 2012

    Comments: please reduce tax on cycles to zero.

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42. 442
    Name: Ajendra Narayan Samal on Apr 8, 2012

    Comments: I suggest to plan for a few stretch of cycling especially on the office going routes where people see cyclist zooming past the Cars and other motor-able transports which will promote bicycling and save fuel demand.

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43. 443
    Name: Chandra Mohan on Apr 8, 2012

    Comments: Let us roll back and encourage cycling.

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44. 444
    Name: Leela Manoranjan Balanagu on Apr 8, 2012

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45. 445
    Name: Sujatha Poduval on Apr 8, 2012

    Comments: 0% should be the duty & promote cycling save life!

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46. 446
    Name: Chaitanya Desai on Apr 8, 2012

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47. 447
    Name: Rama M on Apr 8, 2012

    Comments: this is ridiculous. stop the insanity

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48. 448
    Name: Ravi Kumar Vemulapalli on Apr 9, 2012

    Comments: It's very good to request to reduce the customs duty

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49. 449
    Name: Anonymous on Apr 9, 2012

    Comments: The government should be encouraging more people to take up cycling and provide benefits to cyclists instead of putting such roadblocks.

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50. 450
    Name: Naga Rajesh Patnala on Apr 9, 2012

    Comments: Leaders should stand ahead in encouraging GO GREEN initaitive. GO CYCLE; GO GREEN.

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