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Manufacturing India:manufacturing competitiveness?

Posted on October 1, 2013 by indra

So finally, I got at least one item in Anand’s household that has a ‘Made in India’ tag. It is a small memo book with 80 sheets of 3×5 in size. Why are the Indian manufacturers not aggressively in competition … Continue reading →

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Manufacturing India: Manufacture and Export

Posted on September 20, 2013 by indra

“Unless India gets back to encouraging manufacturing, sees growth in manufacturing, it is critical as manufacturing ultimately creates the biggest jobs. We thought we could leapfrog that era and move directly to the digital era. That is not going to … Continue reading →

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Manufacturing India: Expectation from NaMo

Posted on September 15, 2013 by indra

It is good that finally NaMo is the prime ministerial candidate of the main opposition group of the country. Many in the country wish him to bring a victory for the NDA, the alliance group. If the major minority community … Continue reading →

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Manufacturing India: CAD

Posted on September 5, 2013 by indra

The Indian economists and many columnists in past few weeks have been discussing CAD (Current Account Deficit) so much that today even a commoner knows the reason of worries of the government. CAD most simply is the difference between the … Continue reading →

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India’s State of Economy

Posted on August 31, 2013 by indra

Does it help India if its prime minister says, days after days, months after months, years after years, India is not the only country hit but all emerging markets have been hit or for that matter, the present situation is … Continue reading →

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Food Bill Through, India Not

Posted on August 27, 2013 by indra

So finally, Rs.1.35 trillion Sonia’s game changer Food Security Bill has crossed the barrier of the approval from Lok Sabha members. All the political parties collaborated, some to show their concern for the so-called poor but not the country, some … Continue reading →

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नयी जगह, नया गीत

Posted on August 27, 2013 by indra

नयी जगह नया गीत एक और रात गयी डरने की बात गई नया प्रात नयी बात नयी आश पाइन और मैपल के पत्तों के ठोरों पर लटके ये ओसकण मोती से । रास्ते पर कंही कंही बृक्षों के पुष्प गुच्छों … Continue reading →

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‘Sonia’nomics hurting India

Posted on August 24, 2013 by indra

In Noida, on every Saturday, I find a number of young men coming inside the residential complexes from the villages of Noida and ask for alms for Shani God. Will they not be part of the Food Security Bill and … Continue reading →

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Falling Rupee vs. Sonia’s Food Bill

Posted on August 21, 2013 by indra

For Sonia Gandhi, Food Security Bill is important as a means to win the forthcoming general election even after all scams of her government and not the unprecedented falling rupee deteriorating the image of India in the domestic market and … Continue reading →

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How can PM excel with FMs failing?

Posted on August 16, 2013 by indra

I am fortunately in US, otherwise I would have been highly depressed. With grandchildren at hand, I can bear all the worst that I come to read from Indian media sites that I can access from here about the great … Continue reading →

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