Carrefour en Inde?

A mon avis, si le projet est concrétisé...il sera mis en place davantage dans les métropoles et les villes qui s'occidentalisent (je pense à Gurgaon par exemple) que les campagnes....et touchera les classes riches et très occupées avant les middle class....

The concept of SuperMarkets is not actually very new in India. In my home town, we have had Priyadarshini for almost 15 years. Quite a few residents of Jabalpur prefer to go to the supermarket for buying their things. However, in India, whe practice what we call as the art of shopping. How much can we bargain, how much less could we spend for having more things and of course the quality. A bengali takes pride in being able to recognise the quality and the name of the fish by the smell from the gills and the looks. A good quality rice bag, the touch of raw grain and the smell of it, bring along with it the true smell of rural India, to which we all actually belong to. We take pride in being an agricultural country, although we have left no stones unturned in making our presence felt in research and development. As on date, although having a supermarket is a good plan for the buyers, we do not seem ready enough to hang on the idea in the perspective of the producers. Being a pretty big country, the government would have to make sure that necessary education reaches the villages to make sure that quality material is produced before being dispatched for the big market.

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