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Oct31
Why India Cannot Overtake to China?
Brahma Chellaney has caused a lot of sensation in his book, "Asian Juggernaut, Rise of China, India & Japan." Here, he has tried to prove that India is failing to compete with China. DNA India reported:
The Chinese government pursues commercial interests abroad just the same way the board of a large multinational company hunts for international opportunities," says the book.
 
Having already lost many bids for oil fields to Chinese companies in Africa and South America, the trend is likely to continue for Indian companies whenever they come in direct competition with them, unless India evolves an "integrated energy policy tied to its foreign policy."
 
The book is titled 'Asian Juggernaut' but it provides deep insight into the Chinese juggernaut that is likely to dominate future events in Asia.
 
Interesting observations! Well, I guess many people in India would feel offended from this book and would try to prove that Brahma Chellaney is wrong. Well, it is a reality that Chinese companies have had decent amount of success in securing oil fields in many parts of the world. Indian companies are yet to put up any serious challenge to the Chinese companies in this regard.
 
Indian decision makers have to pay serious attention to the challenges that Brahma Chellaney has talked about. India has to become competitive and overtake China.
 
 
Oct31
India: Mothercare PLC Stores for Modern Mothers
Indian economy is growing and middle class is flourishing. Now, the number of people with disposable income is growing. In India, infant mortality is high and millions of women suffer from poverty. So, it is interesting to see how Mothercare... Continue Reading
GE Rice: Good or Bad for India?
Indian farmers and rice exporters are now worried about the tests of genetically engineered (GE) rice in India. India is the largest producer of rice and India is also one of the top exporters. Indian government is thinking about GE... Continue Reading
Indian Cricket: More Money and Less Talent
This Sunday, India had its exit from ICC Champions Trophy 2006 after it lost to Australia. Cricket is the most popular game in India and sometimes, I feel that it is like a religion. People of no other country in... Continue Reading
Oct30
India Trying to attract Gulf investors
Indian Principal Secretary to the Prime Minister T K A Nair is now in Kuwait. He spoke in a seminar of Indo-Arab Socio-Cultural Organisation about investing in India. He tried to attract the investors by stating about the different facilities... Continue Reading
Motorola’s New Development Center in India
Nokia has the upper hand in Indian mobile phone market. Motorola officials are eager to put a serious challenge to Nokia in the Indian market. This development center in Hyderabad will generate nearly 1,000 jobs. Motorola has always got 6... Continue Reading
Oct29
Urban India Becoming More Important
Until now, India is a country of villages. Most people in India live in rural areas even today. However, more and more people are coming to urban areas and the cities are contributing more to the Indian economy. DNA India... Continue Reading
Education for All: Not for India
Education is the backbone of any country but it is neglected by most third world countries. Education for all- is a nice slogan but merely a slogan. Many governments do not care to allocate resources to implement this idea. It... Continue Reading
India: Research Center from Oxford University
To the people of South Asia, Oxford and Cambridge are perhaps the most prestigious universities in the world. That is why, it is great to see that Oxford University is going to open a business research center in India. Times... Continue Reading
PIO University in SEZ: Does India Need It?
India may have its first PIO (People of Indian Origin) university soon. This university will be set up in a Special Economic Zone (SEZ). It will have full autonomy. Times of India reported: “The ministry of overseas Indian affairs (MOIA)... Continue Reading
Azadpur Mandi: The future is in Internet
Azadpur Mandi is the largest vegetable and fruit wholesale market in India. Every day, a lot of money is transacted here. The size of the market is nearly 90 acres. So, you can easily understand that it is a huge... Continue Reading
Oct28
Double Digit Economic Growth: Is it Possible for India?
Indian Finance Minister P Chidambaram feels that it is achievable. He feels that Indian economy has been growing at a healthy rate for the last few years. He thinks that India can have an economic growth of 9%-10% and can... Continue Reading
Oct26
Sixt wants to Capture Indian Car Rental Market
Sixt, one of the leading car rental companies of Germany, is looking forward to gain 10% of the total Indian car rental market by 2011. According to the report published in The Financial Express:   "We are transferring the know-how... Continue Reading
Oct25
India 2025: The Third Largest Economy
This has come from World Bank managing director Graeme Wheeler.He predicted today in a media conference that India would emerge as the third largest economy in the world by as early as 2025. So, Indians will have to wait for... Continue Reading
India: More Overweight and More Underweight
It is great to see that Indian economy is shining and more and more people are changing their eating habit and preferring non-vegetarian dishes compared to vegetables. On the other hand, the number of poor people is not decreasing in... Continue Reading
India: More Money More Meat
To the rest of the world, India is mostly known as a vegetarian country. In fact, many people in the west think that most Indians are vegetarians. Well, this is not the case any more. Indian economy is growing and... Continue Reading
Oct24
Is London Missing India and China?
Imagine the world 100 years ago in 1906. That time, England was ruling India and British industries were reaping the benefit of cheap raw materials from India. On the other hand, England had a very strong presence in China. The... Continue Reading
Oct23
NRIs Celebrating Eid and Diwali by Sending More Money
Diwali is the largest celebration for the Hindus on India. On the other hand, Eid-ul-Fitr is the largest celebration for the Indian Muslims. This year, these two celebrations are taking place almost in the same week. So, many Indians living... Continue Reading
India: Bad Loan is Coming with Economic Growth
Indian economy is growing at a very fast pace. This has contributed in the increase in giving credit by banks and financial institutions. The Asian Development Bank (ADB) feels that this can increase the risk of having more bad loans.... Continue Reading
Oct22
Fujitsu and Hitachi Realize that Future is India
Many American companies have outsourced their jobs to India. A significant number of European and Australian companies have joined this bandwagon too. However, until now, Japanese companies have remained out of India. Well, that is surely going to change in... Continue Reading
Indians Shining in America
Boston Herald has published an article titled Fast-growing community of immigrants from India become more visible about the rise of Indian community in US. According to the report, there are now nearly 2.3 million people of Indian origin. Well, that... Continue Reading
Oct21
Yahoo!: Chat in Hindi and Tamil
India is emerging as one of the top online markets. Yahoo and Microsoft both are present in this market. However, some Indian online portals are also trying to capture the market. Until now, different online portals did not give importance... Continue Reading
Outsourcing to India: BBC too?
British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has decided to join the outsourcing bandwagon. BBC is going to outsource accounting and financing services to India with a goal to save £200 million (in the next 10 years). That is a lot of money... Continue Reading
Oct20
India: Health is not Wealth
Many of us have learnt that health is wealth. Well, Indian decision makers seem not to believe in this proverb. “Serve the Essentials”- a report published by Oxfam has clearly shown the poor condition of India when it comes to... Continue Reading
Oct19
Broadband Triple Play Technology: How is that?
I am sure that we will hear a lot about broadband triple play technology in the coming days. Divinet, C-DAC and Maharashtra Knowledge Corporation Ltd have developed this technology and CSIR has provided financial assistance. Dr Vijay Bhatkar is also... Continue Reading
2007: The Year of Made in India chips
Many of us are not aware of the amazing development achieved by Indian companies and Indian workers in the semiconductor industry. 20 years ago, hardly anyone in India knew about this industry but now it has become a multi-billion dollar... Continue Reading
Oct18
Wal-Mart Stores Inc: Sourcing from India not Outsourcing
Wal-Mart is a popular topic in the blogosphere. Emotion can really run very high when a story on the company hits the front page of a social bookmarking site. Well, this news will not create any controversy. Wal-Mart is becoming... Continue Reading
Oct17
Seekers of Spirituality now Become Seeker of Fortune
This may sound like a dream but it is true. America is the country that brain drains countries like India. Now, it is India that is brain draining. American students are now coming to India in search of jobs. Here... Continue Reading
Oct16
Polio: Why is India not Winning the Battle?
Polio in India is not going away fully. Eradication of polio seems to be an impossible task for Indian government. So, every year, we can find new cases of polio diseases in India. On the other hand, India is even... Continue Reading
Data Theft: At Last India to Act
I have covered in depth the recent controversy that arose with the broadcasting of the documentary The Data Theft Scandal by UK’s Channel 4. If you remember, that time Indian IT leaders tried to prove that it was a conspiracy... Continue Reading
Oct15
India: 3 Million Tourists in the First 9 Months
For the last few days, I have written about the attack of dengue fever in India. Earlier this year, there was the fear of bird flu disease. Still, Indian tourism sector is moving fast. In fact, India earned $5.7 billion... Continue Reading
Oct14
India: IBM’s Fastest Growing Market
Among the foreign companies, IBM realized the value of Indian market in the best way. It invested here heavily, outsourced thousands of jobs and tried to develop its presence in India for the last few years. It is now paying... Continue Reading
India: Losing Battle Against Hunger
Indian economy is growing. India is trying for a permanent seat at UN Security Council. Some people like to think India as the next emerging superpower. May be India is indeed the next economic giant. However, it is going to... Continue Reading
2007: India Will not Import Wheat?
India has a population of over 1 billion. Providing food for this huge number of people is becoming a growing concern for the country. India normally does not need to import food grain much and even it exports some agricultural... Continue Reading
Motorcycle plant in India from Chinese Company
China and India both are the emerging economic giants. Now, the companies of these two countries are trying to spread themselves in the foreign countries. However, the interesting thing is that Chinese companies are coming to India in large number... Continue Reading
Oct13
Guruji.com: India Based Search Engine
I must say that it is a cool idea- having a serch engine focused on Indian related websites. Guess what! This blog has already got one visitor today after being redirected from Guruji.com search. However, the search engine is still... Continue Reading
Oct12
Why Indians have Huge Success Abroad but not in India
IBN Live has an interesting report about the success of Indians abroad. Aasim Khan has asked an interesting question: Has India arrived on world stage?   Aasim Khan mentioned about the success of some of the Indians in the wold... Continue Reading
Jobs at Intel, India: Where to Find them?
I have noticed that many readers search about jobs in Indian companies and come here. Sometimes, they leave a message in the comment section about jobs too. So, if you are looking for a job at Intel, India then you... Continue Reading
India: New Chip Designs and Processors for Intel
India is often perceived to be the place of outsourcing low paid jobs. However, Indian workers are becoming more skilled and they are doing sophisticated works. Intel is happy with this trend and in the Hindustan Times, I saw a... Continue Reading
Oct11
India Must Open its Banking Sector: After how many Years?
Really, it is very funny. On the one hand, Indian leaders are taking of India becoming a leader in the global opening. On the other hand, bureaucracy is not changing. So, while Indian government is trying desperately to get FTA (Free... Continue Reading
India: Why Google is Finding it tough to Get Skilled Workers?
Frankly, this news does not surprise me at all. Here are some headlines: In India, even Google finds job recruiting tough Google finds huge talent shortage in India Google feels Indian skills pinch Google faces recruitment blues in India  ... Continue Reading
Dengue in India: North and South
Until now, dengue was recently widespread in north part of India. Now, dengue has become a cause of concern in North India. According a NDTV report, ‘700 cases of dengue have been reported in Kerala’- a south Indian state.  ... Continue Reading
John Howard Supports Outsourcing to India
In the rich countries, outsourcing is gradually becoming a political issue. After the broadcast of The Data Theft Scandal, the opponents of outsourcing have now got a deadly weapon- the security issue. Australian companies have started to outsource and the... Continue Reading
Oct10
India has now 83,000 Millionaires
It is big news indeed- a poor country like India has now 83,000 millionaires. Tis item has been covered by many websites across the world. It shows that Indian economy is growing and some people are becoming millionaire. The Hindu... Continue Reading
Indian Prime Minister Wants More Economic Reforms
Indian Prime Minister wants to ensure more economic reform in India. He is particularly interested about the banking and insurance sector. He expressed this view in an interview with a British newspaper. The Hindu wrote: “Listing financial sector reform and... Continue Reading
Oman-India Airfares Reduced but Passengers are not Interested
This is very funny. Airfares between Oman and India have been reduced significantly but hardly anyone is interested. Zee News wrote: “Airlines operating from Oman to Indian destinations have drastically slashed fares, but there are few takers since the offer... Continue Reading
Outsourcing: It’s Now Turn of Global Pharmaceutical Companies
If global Technology companies can reap huge benefit by outsourcing their works to India then why not pharmaceutical companies! Everyone wants to cut cost. Global pharmaceutical industry has at last realized that they could save millions of dollars by outsourcing... Continue Reading
India and Pakistan to Start Banking Cooperation but When?
India and Pakistani leaders are most of the very busy to fight against each other in the media and in the political arena. When they have any time then they try to do something for improving relationship. Since most of... Continue Reading
Oct 9
India: GM or not GM
No, I am not talking about General Motors. I am talking about genetically-modified (GM) crops. This is still a very controversial issue in many parts of the world. In India, it is a very emotional issue. Many people are against... Continue Reading
Walt Disney Increasing Presence in India
A few weeks ago, I wrote about Disney’s initiative to produce high quality programs in Indian language. In fact, Disney has bought an Indian television channel by paying $30.5 million in July of this year. It shows that Disney is... Continue Reading
UK-India Investment Summit: Will it Make a Difference?
UK-India Investment Summit is going to take place tomorrow. The prime ministers of these two countries Tony Blair and Manmohan Singh are expected to attend the summit. UK ruled India for nearly 2 centuries. There is a strong political and... Continue Reading
Foreign Universities in India: Why Indian Government Should Rethink?
In my earlier post, I talked about the article (Will Foreign Universities Come to India?) published in BusinessWeekOnline in support of allowing foreign universities to come India. Well, it seems that it is a matter of time now that Indian... Continue Reading
Foreign Universities: The Answer to India’s problems?
I just read an article (Will Foreign Universities Come to India?) in BusinessWeekOnline written by Nandini Lakshman. Here, Nandini has strongly argued in favor of allowing foreign universities to set up their campuses in India. Many people in India now... Continue Reading
Oct 8
India Hosting International Rice Congress 2006
Rice is the most popular food item in Asia. If you go from east of India, then from Bangladesh to Japan- people of all these countries in this part of Asia eat rice as their main food. Even in India,... Continue Reading
India: FDI Coming in Record Level
Indian government has been trying to attract foreign direct investment (FDI) and it seems be paying off. India is still way behind in terms of attracting FDI but India is improving. Forbes reported: “The economy drew in a record 2.9... Continue Reading
$50 billion/Year: The Price to Pay for Infrastructure Development
Third world countries most of the time do not want to understand the importance of infrastructure development. Take the case of India. Indian economy is now rising and shining and all the time in the media, we are praising the... Continue Reading
Oct 7
UK to Investigate Allegations against Indian Call Centers
I covered the documentary of Channel 4 (The Data Theft Scandal) about the Indian call center industry in my two blogs. I predicted that it would create a strong reaction in UK. Well, it seems that my prediction has come... Continue Reading
Oct 5
Can British Companies Afford to Stop Outsourcing?
Today, after few hours, UK’s channel 4 will broadcast the documentary about Indian call center industry, The Data Theft Scandal. Since it will be aired on prime time, I am sure that it will have a very large audience. In... Continue Reading
India: Dengue May Hurt Tourism
Earlier this year, there was the fear of bird flu. Fortunately, bird flu scare did not affect the tourism sector in India. However, now there is dengue (the mosquito-borne disease) and it is becoming even a bigger headache for India... Continue Reading
Five Reasons: Why BCCI Should not Sign ICC’s MPA?
BCCI has so far refused to sign the Members' Participation Agreement (MPA) of ICC. This is vital for ICC as ICC can sign contracts with sponsors regarding the ICC events for the period 2007 to 2015. BCCI is against the... Continue Reading
India: LG to Increase Investment
Indian economy is growing and the Indian market is expanding. So, for foreign companies, India is becoming an ever more lucrative market. Realizing it, LG has decided to invest more money in India. LG is going to mainly use the... Continue Reading
Oct 4
102% Discount at a Five-star Hotel!
Hotels often give some discount to the customers to make them happy. Well, by discount we normally understand 5%, 10% or may be at best 20%. Can you ever think of having a discount of 102%? Well, sometimes unexpected things... Continue Reading
SanDisk Corporation Enters Indian Market
US based SanDisk Corporation is one of the top players in flash memory storage cards has entered the Indian market with its MP3 player, USB flash drives, memory cards, mobile phone cards and digital imaging cards. The Hindu reported: “The... Continue Reading
The Data Theft Scandal: Five Things India Should Do?
Tomorrow is the big day for Indian call center industry. Well, you may call it as Doom Thursday as Channel 4 (of UK) is going to broadcast a documentary titled The Data Theft Scandal in which it is going to... Continue Reading
Oct 3
India: Is Dengue Crisis Getting Out of Control?
Even 2 weeks ago, hardly anyone talked about dengue fever in India. Suddenly, in the last 100 hours, dengue seems to become something like a national crisis. This shows the strength of the mosquitoes. These tiny insects can attack very... Continue Reading
Africa and India to Develop Submarine Telecom Cable
Well, India and Africa are not going to develop new under sea cable system but are thinking of the prospect of merging two projects. Some African countries are trying to implement East African Submarine Cable System (EASSy) but this project... Continue Reading
Oct 2
BCCI wants World TV Rights not World Championship
It is big news now: BCCI is gong to bid for buying the television rights of ICC global events. After next year’s world cup, ICC’s new eight-year slice of television rights is going to begin. In that eight-year period (2007-15),... Continue Reading
Chinese Companies are Investing More in India
China and India both are now considered among the top destinations for investment. Many international companies are now coming to these two countries. On the other hand, Chinese and Indian companies are trying to go global too. It seems that... Continue Reading
Outsourcing to India: George Bank Joining the Party
Yesterday, I wrote about sending of jobs to India by Qantas Airways of Australia. Now, St. George Bank (the fifth largest Bank in Australia) is doing the same. Business Standard reported: “Australia's St George Bank is planning to transfer jobs... Continue Reading
Oct 1
Welcome Relief for Indian Workers in Saudi Arabia
There are thousands of Indian workers working in GCC countries and many of them are in Saudi Arabia. Many of these workers work with low paid salaries and when they get sick then it becomes difficult for them to pay... Continue Reading
India: After IT It’s Biotech
Success in Information Technology (IT) has given India a name in the world’s economic map. Now, many people in the world know India as the outsourcing power or emerging economic power instead of a poor country. After IT, it is... Continue Reading
Australia: The New Opportunity for Indian Workers
Bloomberg has reported: “Australia's unemployment rate was 4.9 percent in August, near a 30-year low, creating a shortage of skilled workers in many industries.” I think that this is a great opportunity for Indian workers. Indian government should take this... Continue Reading
India: Qantas Airways Joining the Outsourcing Bandwagon
Qantas Airways Ltd. is the largest airlines in Australia. It is finding it difficult to tackle high employee cost and rising price of jet fuel. So, it is now seriously thinking of reducing workforce in Australia and outsourcing the jobs... Continue Reading
Five Things India Should Do to Eradicate Polio
Polio is again making a comeback in India. This is a bad sign for the country. Well, it seems that polio is not just going away from India no matter how much the Indian government is trying. In Internet, I... Continue Reading

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