Monthly Archives: January 2006

Our great President has some clear solution to the problem of corruption that India is so famous or infamous for. Every one talks about it. Even in a TV programme from Davos World Economic Forum on January 28, one Chinese … Continue reading →

As pointed out by a person no less than the imminent Narayana Murthy, there are 5.3 million unemployed graduates in the country. Another news report says, IT and service sector industries are thinking to relocate abroad because of a skills … Continue reading →

And Thousands Blooming Roses I love to go for my morning walk in ‘Ban Bitan’ (part of Central Park) of Salt Lake. With instrumental music on the public address system, it is apleasure to walk. Ban Bitan, as it appears, … Continue reading →

Besides, the general agreement that China would emerge as world factory and India with its knowledge power, the world office, India is resurging fast. On this Republic Day, I give below some splashes of those happenings:  India is emerging as … Continue reading →

I still remember the election days, when we used to live in the residential flats of Hind Motors factory in West Bengal. The factory’s union leaders used to be on poll duties inside and outside the booth that used to … Continue reading →

“Of the top 10 diamonds of the world in terms of fame or size, more than half come from India. Most of the biggies are outside India now: Koh-I-Noor with the British crown jewels, the Orloff with the Kremlin, the … Continue reading →

Even today some of the Indian manufacturing companies are in top five of the world. And remember all these companies have come to this stage against all the government restrictions of post-independent India, and global competition. Most of them have … Continue reading →

I keep on reading some good articles about Brand Nitish and Brand Bihar and get pleased with the nomination of Nitish number 3 position by ‘India Today’. But the news from Bihar and Patna are disturbing. I know all the … Continue reading →

Media started with reports and studies that claimed China as superpower that will surpass even the American supremacy very soon and without any mention of India as a world economic power. Soon the consultants, columnists and economists started mentioning China … Continue reading →

Here is a portion of an article by Pete Engardio in ‘Business Week’ about an Indian management Guru based in US, but helping in building an image of surging India. I keep a track of what he writes and tells. … Continue reading →