17th May 2009
In his first address to the joint session of the US congress President Obama said that his government will not give tax breaks to US companies that ship American jobs abroad. If this move is made legislation it will hurt India’s BPO sector. India Inc i...
17th May 2009
The global pharmaceutical markets were estimated at US$712bn in the year 2008 growing at 6.4 percent over 2006. This has grown at a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 10.7 percent for the period 2002-07. The market size of USA is estimated at US$295-...
17th May 2009
In this highly competitive global market every corporation requires to work on minimal margins and they required adopting cost cutting measures and that is where outsourcing became imperative.
Legal Process Outsourcing (LPO) is the third big Leap of o...
17th May 2009
Sampling Research conducted online survey with 1500 professionals and according to almost 34% percent of respondents; export sector would get affected most followed by IT sector as these two verticals are mostly dependent on countries abroad. The least af...
17th May 2009
The words still ring in my ears….”We must
fasten our seat belts…. Our economy is set to
open to the world…..” These were the words
said by the then Prime Minister P V Narasimha
Rao while he was addressing the nation in 1991, opening India’...
07th May 2009
Concrete is a mixture of cement & stone aggregate. When mixed with a small amount of water, the cement hydrates to form a microscopic opaque crystal lattice structure encapsulating and locking the aggregate into its rigid structure. An artificial stone-li...
07th May 2009
Natural mineral water
According to American and European Regional Codex Standard, natural mineral water:
is obtained directly from natural or drilled sources from underground water - bearing strata.
is collected under conditions which guarantee the o...
07th May 2009
India is a country having 22 officially recognized languages. People speaking all these different languages are spread across the length and breadth of the country. For the survival of all these players in this sector where the customer is the king, a fai...
07th May 2009
One of the most significant trends emerging in the wake of liberalization is the new vigour of the entry of corporate hospitals and multinationals in the health care scenario. The reason for this new tempo is the potential that India offers to NRIs and mu...
07th May 2009
With consequences on the market structure, as a result The current article would deal of competition and the innovative schemes of the players to capture market shares.
The GoI’s decision to liberalize the telecom sector in 1994 transformed the enti...
07th May 2009
A lot has been said and read about the ongoing recession that has is being described as the worst economic recession after the great American depression of the 1930s. The financial gurus the world over are give their own mantras for a revival and predicti...
07th May 2009
There is common saying that goes..”The roots of education are bitter but the fruit is sweet.” The roots in our country is the system. Being the world’s largest democracy the educated youth of the country has had to pay the price. The price being to ...
07th May 2009
We are hoping the Indian industry has the resilience to cope with the problem. Some sectors may feel some jolts, but largely we are hopeful that there won’t be any such layoffs in India” said the Commerce Minister on the 18th Nov 2008. This makes us w...
07th May 2009
As election is nearing in India, we are flooded with hundreds of India Shining campaigns. These are visuals of India’s journey over the past 60 years with every political party taking credit for anything and everything they can. These campaigns make us ...
07th May 2009
The American presidential elections attract a great deal of media attention in India compared to any other election in the world. This can be attributed to a couple of reasons. American democracy is second only to India, and the US has a large Indian Amer...
