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Indian BPO industry eyes $50 bn revenue 30 Jan, 2008, 0320 hrs IST, TNN BANGALORE: The Indian BPO industry has set an aspirational target of touching $50 billion in revenue by 2012. This would be a five-fold growth over the next five years. The sector will also see an addition of 2 million...

The intelligence post would be to collect the intelligence data & not challenge China directly. Whatever the analysis Pentagon does based on those reports it would allow US to adopt counter measures. Nobody in India would want an angry Leviathan in China breathing down our neck. This isn't...

Welcome abroad Buddy & congratulate webby & Neo for turning this forum truly worthy of praise. This forum is everything about the 'enlightened Moderation' that Musharaff is hoping to achieve.

Sir, As an Indian I w'd wish for the excitement to last as little as possible. The Kanpur Carnage is 2005 didn't bore me to death but I wished for death nevertheless..

Nano is the right car at the right time By Hamish McRae The Independent, London January 28, 2008 India's "one-lakh car" is an idea whose time is come. It is great step forward for the burgeoning Indian middle class, bringing safe, affordable personal transport to families. It is also a...

India sits on human capital goldmine, says Parekh By The Editors Financial Asia, Hong Kong 29 January 2008 Deepak Parekh, chairman of India's first housing finance company, HDFC, was the recipient of FinanceAsia's first Lifetime Achievement Award at our awards dinner on January 24...

Sir, excitement shouldn't last for a long time. It is bad for heart.

Armed forces personnels often have to work in a much more stressful work environments than other professionals. Couple that with the stress of being away for long times from family, wife & kids can have adverse effect on the psyche. Often when my boss puts undue stress on me I wish for a gun...

People need to ask right questions to GWB. If anybody had asked him about the ruler of Iraq he could've got it right though I wouldn't bet on it.

World tour sparks rush for deal By Ed Crooks Financial Times, UK January 28 2008 The fact that after months of delay, the Indian government now appears to be keen to expedite an agreement with Cairn India may have something to do with the fact that Murli Deora, the petroleum minister, and...

Cairn hopeful on India deal By Ed Crooks Financial Times, UK January 28 2008 Cairn India, which is 69 per cent owned by London-listed Cairn Energy, is close to securing approval to begin work on the pipeline to transport oil from its vast Rajasthan fields, the Indian government has said...

This thread is regarding achievement of a Pakistani (or a person of Pakistani origin). I request everybody to keep India out of it.

'People's Car' sign of times for automakers By D'Arcy Jenish Business Edge, Canada 01/25/2008 It's auto show season again - that time of year when vehicle manufacturers from around the world fill acres and acres of exhibition space in big-city convention centres with their brightest and...

India upbeat on growth, global mkts crisis a concern By Unni Krishnan Fri Jan 25, 2008 2:05pm IST NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India is confident it can sustain growth of 9-9.5 percent in Asia's third-largest economy but a global financial crisis could dent expansion, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh...

Trip to India offers lessons in politics, life By Adriana Garza Corpus Christi Caller Times, TX January 25, 2008 The bustling, jam-packed streets of New Dehli, the capital of India, are a far cry from Kingsville. But for political science students, studying one of the world's...

Can India grow greener? Western leaders pressurise India on climate change, but they had the luxury of getting rich first, then clean Randeep Ramesh Guardian Unlimited, UK Sans Carla Bruni, President Sarkozy's trip to India should be a "grip and grin" affair. Turning up as guest at India's...

The Tata Invasion by James Surowiecki The New Yorker January 28, 2008 Americans are used to foreign cars—nearly half of us, after all, drive one—but no American has yet seen a vehicle bearing the brand name Tata Motors tooling along the highway. So when, a few weeks ago, news broke that...

Developing tastes By Jenny Wiggins Financial Times, UK January 26 2008 A few months ago in Punjab, as grain farmers set fire to harvested rice fields to clear their land, Jagroop Singh spent the afternoon reflecting on his good fortune farming cows. Singh, a tall Sikh who tends his herd in...

Testing times ahead for surging India By Trevor Royle, Diplomatic Editor Sunday Herald, UK A CONFESSION. When it comes to cricket, I fail the infamous nationality test proposed some years ago by Lord Tebbit. In a curious contribution to multi-culturalism, the Tory grandee suggested that...

India's economic boom fuels investment in art by new rich BANGALORE, India (AFP) — India's economic boom has fuelled demand for condos, cars and company stocks but some of the new wealth created in Asia's third-biggest economy is finding its way into art. Entrepreneurs and young...