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For Indian Tech Entrepreneurs, Downturn Still Offers Opportunities The head of The Indus Entrepreneurs, a tech networking group that mentors immigrant talent, says now is a good time to start new companies. By Charles Babcock InformationWeek, NY May 22, 2008 08:50 AM Four companies...

The Rise of the Indian Traveller by Bryan Palmer Global Visas, UK 22/05/2008 The Indian economy is booming and the fact that Indians are becoming avid international travellers highlights this. Various countries are now wooing the Indian traveller in order to attract this lucrative Indian...

UK offers tax breaks to woo Bollywood films Rhys Blakely in Bombay The Times, United Kingdom May 17, 2008 The UK is to offer the Indian film industry tax breaks and grants in an effort to entice more Bollywood projects to British locations. The Highlands of Scotland have already been...

Indian retail market to be 6th largest by 2012 14 May 2008, Wednesday INDIA WILL emerge as the sixth largest retail market by 2012 because of income, population growth and saving behaviour. This was stated by Vinod Sawhny, the president and chief operating officer (COO), Bharti...

Hypersonic version of BrahMos undergoes successful lab test 13 May 2008 New Delhi: India's showpiece supersonic cruise missile, the BrahMos, has now been successfully tested in a hypersonic version, though under laboratory conditions, according to BrahMos Aerospace chief executive...

Indian economy can withstand shocks: Moody's 14 May 2008, 1614 hrs IST,PTI NEW DELHI: Indian economy's external fundamentals are strong enough to withstand a wide range of potential shocks and support its foreign currency sovereign and local currency bond ratings, says Moody's. Global...

I think too much is being made out of Bush's remark. In a way, I see it as a compliment for India's growing economy.

Relax Sir!!! A person of your stature doesn't need to clarify. Your knowledge & your contribution as a poster is unparalleled. Its okay to have a laugh once in a while. Helps easing up the tension.

He seems to have mistaken Dr. Tessy Thomas to be from some western country (probably confused by the name).

The historical roots of India’s booming service economy Stephen Broadberry & Bishnupriya Gupta Journal of Turkish Weekly, Turkey Monday , 12 May 2008 India stands out from other emerging economies because its growth has been led by the service sector rather than labour-intensive...

Maoist insurgency isn't large enough at the moment but it is the only real threat to India far greater than insurgency in Kashmir. Insurgency in Kashmir or anywhere wouldn't influence people outside the region but Maoist is based on ideology. This is the reason why GoI hasn't deployed armed...

And so his holiness does not living in Jungle & neither is he involved in any kind of armed conflict.

:eek::eek::eek: Sir!!! Is it really you? or has your account been hacked?

My condolance to the families of the deceased. We are all with you in this hardest of the times.

Inside the Tata Nano Factory The tale of the creation and design of the world's cheapest car is one of innovation and ingenuity, both inside and outside Ratan Tata's organization by Manjeet Kripalani Businessweek May 9, 2008, 12:41PM EST The Nano, nicknamed the "people's car"...

Although this has nothing to do with Pak economy but showcases the success of expat Pakistanis.

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Not necessarily.. I've already explained how the GoI monitors the supply. So, there shouldn't be any extreme discrepancy in figures. As for poverty rates, Poverty everywhere is calculated on the basis of Calorie+Basic needs based approach. Calorie based takes into account the daily intake of...

Nothing new.. happens everywhere. Reminds me of gasoline crisis in Scotland a couple of weeks back when the employees of the largest scottish refinery decided to go on strike. Few of the gas stations jacked up the price of gasoline upto £20/litre in the event of scarcity of fuel. This is...

Public Distribution Scheme is implemented allover India. Rice is a staple diet in South Indian states & therefore it is being made available so cheaply in those states. Wheat, Maize & pulses are mostly consumed in North & Central Indian states & likewise those grains are cheap there. Rs. 2/kg...