[Aravind]

In the fast-paced world, the number of international products which are available for the citizens has become increasingly popular. Some establishments strive to maintain national items, but process is complex and hard due to the variety. Now the sea and air transport have allowed supermarkets to import from all over the world. Social media is one of the reason for supermarkets to sell international brands. Particularly youths having large demand for international brands .As a result an individual living in Bangalore can eat fruits made in other countries. If they like that product , then necessity of that product will increase.

This may effect the local farmers , local manufacturers as l producers must now compete with large companies. More over now a days these international brands coming up with huge discounts, So Consumers naturally buy the cheaper products and the result is that local farmers often cannot survive without government subsidies or must close their operations.

Many jobs depend on food exports and some less developed countries may even depend on this trade for economic survival. In spite of this, the importance of developing local trade should not be undervalued.

In conclusion – Government should support the local farmers to sell products and put marginal excise duties for the international arrivals. Hence both can sustain.

[Aravind]

Dear Mr . Kulkarni,

I’m writing this mail to express my discontent with my new neighbor ( who is living in 310 B), he likes to listen loud rap music after 12 PM

These are new bachelors who has rented the first floor, Previously in that flat lived a nice family, which were noiseless and it was a pleasure to have such neighbor. Please understand my frustration when I and my wife with 2 years old son are trying to sleep and hear a bass / huge noise coming from next flat. Noisy laughing also coming some times. My son was crying hearing the noise for last two days .Moreover my wife is a migraine patient who can’t tolerate loud noises. Doctor also suggested he need a sound sleep at night without any disturbances

I would like to suggest you go to his apartment. Talk to him about turning off his speakers after 9 o’clock and give first and final warning. If he repeats, calling Cops is only my next choice. As you know there is a law prevailing the ban of loud music at night in our town. Its not good for both sides for going to police station and all.

I’am looking forward to hearing from you that you have taken the necessary steps to deal with this problem to maintain harmony and peace in this beautiful apartment.

Yours Faithfully,

ARAVIND V