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Mumbai Terror
Got news of the terror attacks while on vacation. Some random thoughts while its still not over. Never watch an India related news event through the eyes of CNN or any other US TV channel. Thank goodness for NDTV Live … Continue reading
Posted in India
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Setting Targets or Expectation Setting
Indian Finance Minister P. Chidambaram in an interview about India’s slowing GDP growth, to the Wall Street Journal says, “We must aim at 9%, as I will, and we must be happy if it’s between 8% and 9%.” This begs … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Economics, India
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Haryana and Orissa lead Investment Tables
Ila Patnaik reviews CMIE data on state wise per capita investment in 2007. The states with the leading investment per capital are Haryana and Orissa. It just happens that I am quite familiar with both states since I am Oriya … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, India
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The Dharma Indexes
Stock indexes are an important part of the stock markets. A Wikipedia entry here will give you a good overview. Last month Dow Jones launched a family of indexes called the Dow Jones Dharma Indexes, in association with Dharma Investments.
Posted in Finance, India
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BCCI and Indian Cricket – Monopolies are Never Good
Last week the returning winners of the Twenty20 World Cup, jammed up traffic in Mumbai. Sharad Pawar, the BCCI President and also Union Minister for Agriculture, cancelled all his appointments to receive the Indian cricket team. There was a big … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Economics, India
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Old Retail vs Farmers – Now It Gets Interesting
A couple of months back, I wrote about Kerela’s ban on organized retailing. Most readers agreed that it was wrong-headed. But there was some skepticism about my claim that organized retailing would be beneficial to the farmers. Well, here’s the … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Economics, India
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Auto-rickshaws in Mumbai
There is much good to be said about autos in Mumbai. They are generally available in plenty at all times of the day. And to a lesser extent even in the middle of the night. They generally charge by … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, India
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Number Games – BEST TV Advertising
Among business newspapers in India, Business Standard is good and is constantly improving; Mint is new but very good too. Both have an online presence [B-S Mint] and do not have irritating pop-up ads. The B-S site is not password … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Economics, India
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Sound and Fury – the 123 Agreement
I’m in India right now and over the weekend have been on a forced diet of the news channels. Top of the news menu is the possible fall of the government over the 123 Agreement on civilian nuclear cooperation between … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, India
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The Importance of being Articulate
If you happen to travel in the US-India corridor, as I do, next time watch CNBC in the US and then go watch CNBC in India, or vice versa. You’ll immediately notice some differences. One difference is in how the … Continue reading
Posted in Business, India
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