06
Nov
2008
by admin | Tags: Employment, Infrastructure, Society, Women
Female shop assistants first made their appearance in Kurumbur bazaar after STD booths [phone booths] opened in this tiny town.
Before their advent, one did not see girls behind shop counters here. After all, this was rural Tamil Nadu, where the only two places women worked were either in the fields or as domestic help. [...]
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28
Oct
2008
by shishir | Tags: australia, Harvard, IIM, IIT, india, Oxford, UK, US, Yale
Oxford, Harvard, Cambridge or Yale? A dilemma of Atlantic proportions for the Indian students for these universities not only have the patina of history and heritage attached to them but also offer a wide array of opportunities in todays world.
There has been a growing trend of Indian students going abroad for education. In the past [...]
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27
Sep
2008
by shishir | Tags: america, Goldman sacchs, Lehmann brothers, Morgan stanley
In what may be the defining moment of banking in America, Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs- the last of the two largest surviving banks in America decided to abandon all investments and become bank holding companies in order to remain in business.
If after the fall of Lehmann Brothers and the buy out of Merrill Lynch [...]
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25
Sep
2008
by shishir | Tags: Bangalore, senior sitizens
India’s high tech city of Bangalore may have provided jobs to thousands of youngsters but almost ninety percent of the half a million population of senior citizens in Bangalore are looking for a job as they have no pension plans to take care of them.
Bangalore has become the tech hub of South India with most [...]
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03
Sep
2008
by shishir | Tags: Ambani, infodys, mamta banerjee, Murthy, nano, tata, west bengal
After Mukesh Ambani, it is Infosys founder Narayan Murthy who has come out in support of the Tatas with the agitation at Singur still carrying forward. Narayan Murthy warned that agitations are likely to deter investors from investing in West Bengal.
The head corporates of India, the men who have written some of the greatest success [...]
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21
Feb
2008
by Rishabh Srivastava | Tags: Chattisgarh, Law & Order, Mammohan Singh, Naxalites, Politics, Society
PRIME MINISTER Manmohan Singh had described the Maoists guerillas or Naxalites as the biggest threat to internal security in 2006 and last year in December, he advocated the need to set up a special force to eliminate “the virus”. The Naxalites are spreading like wildfire in the country. A decade ago they were active only [...]
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19
Feb
2008
by shishir | Tags: , big bazaar, DLF, Future group, IT, reliance, retail, Sunil Mittal, telecommunication, Wal-Mart
An industry that has caught the eye of the common man at almost every turning on the road is the Retail Industry, A young thriving population and booming consumer confidence has triggered the expansion of this sector and brought about the Retail Rush.
The Indian economy is booming and the boom has triggered a new array [...]
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11
Feb
2008
by Rishabh Srivastava |
THE UPSWING of the Indian economy is experiencing a slowdown and this trend might continue into the next financial year. The Indian economic boom is mainly due to the IT sector which has spearheaded it and created thousands jobs of every year. The stock markets worldwide are also down and companies from all the sectors [...]
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02
Feb
2008
by shishir | Tags: amethi, Governer, mayawati, rahul gandhi, sultanpur, UP
The Leopard they say never changes its spots. Mayawati’s suspension of four officials in the Sultanpur district has raised eyebrows and received flak from the Congress Party as well as the UP Governer who has asked her to justify the suspension.
May, 2007. Mayawati had just been sworn in as the Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister for [...]
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28
Jan
2008
by Athreya | Tags: Bangalore, bihar, cauveri, english, immigration, kannada, Karnataka, Outsourcing, railways, tamil, Technology, USA
Part-2 : Bangalore was your quaint old south Indian city — a pensioner’s paradise and a garden city. Not anymore, thanks to outsourcing and the related boom. Only 30% of Bangaloreans are local. The article examines the cultural flux with a backdrop of economy, IT boom, failing infrastructure and globalization vis-a-vis Bangalore and it’s local population.
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