shining

Is India Shining today? What are your views over this !! Check out the views in 2006 in the below link and find what differences you find out then and now !! & List all the points you have in your mind !! http://www.managementparadise.com/forums/hot-debates-big-fight/4551-debate.html

In today's India, a lot many NGOs are opening day by day. Every now and then I see the post of intern vacant in some NGO not heard before. They hire intern for every possible purpose, may it be web designing, web development, mba interns, content writers, database managers and what not. They...

Shining Indian Multinationals India Inc. is flying high. Not only over the Indian sky. Many Indian firms have slowly and surely embarked on the global path and lead to the emergence of the Indian multinational companies. With each passing day, Indian businesses are acquiring companies...

TAARAANGAN- THE SHINING EXAMPLES This section deals with those co-operative societies whose exemplary work is no doubt, a shining example before others. These are the societies which have experimented, improvised and innovated- successfully. We salute these examples, which embody the spirit of...

India Shining “In the past our growth rates of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) have been such as to double our per capita income over a period of nearly 20 years. The changing world scenario—political, economic, social and cultural has proven to all of us that such a growth rate will reduce India’s...

Post your views as to what can be done to make INDIA Shining.... Is the vision layed by Hon'ble APJ Abdul Kalam Realistic or we have to go Beyond 2020 to make India Shining.. What nededs to be done ??

India has emerged as one of the most attractive investment destination in the world. Merchant bankers and analysts feel this trend is likely to continue. According to the Morgan Stanley Capital International (MSCI) Equity Indices, which compares the returns from various markets, India has...

IT IS NOT A STORY BUT A TRUE INCIDENT THAT HAPPENED IN AMERICA..... An Indian man walks into a bank in New York City and asks for the loan officer. He tells the loan officer that he is going to India on business for two weeks and needs to borrow $5,000. The bank officer tells him that the...

It’s fairly common for consumers in India to see a suave Pierce Brosnan, a leggy Maria Sharapova or a disarming Michael Schumacher staring at them from Indian television screens or from between the pages of a local magazine, peddling one international brand or the other. But imagine young...