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Power minister Sushil Kumar Shinde has told that soon half of India will get power private sector. In 2006 the particiaption of private sector was just 6% which has incread to 29% today. The benefits of privatisation are uninterrupted power supply , lesser power trips and no power cuts at all which comes at a little higher cost. The target for next five years is more than 100,000 megawatt of additional electricity capacity. Still the biggest problem is coal supply. Let us see how does the plan go and when is it implemented.
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G SURESH
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While it is true that the execution of projects is much better in the private sector when compared to the govt. sector, the overall addition of capacity is woefully short of requirements / demand. Reasons being problems in land acquisition, lack...
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Rathin Deb
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Thanks Padmaja for the information. Though everything may be fine but probably the cost will be high. Still lets wait and watch the situation. Why I am apprehensive since there are a score of corporate are going ahead with power generation.
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pragati parihar
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it true that government is more reliable on the private company for electricity which is thermal power.we can't say anything just wait and watch......
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Emotion and knowledge put together brings out a right decision
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Knowledge alone is enough to bring out a right decision
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Uday B.Mhatre
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"Knowledge alone is enough to bring out a right decision"
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Knowledge is sufficient enough to bring out a right decision.
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G SURESH
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There are some decisions in which knowledge alone would suffice in order to arrive at a correct decision for eg. decisions regarding investment / trading in the stock market. In fact emotions would hamper decision making in such cases. But there are...
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Diya Mehra
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"Knowledge alone is enough to bring out a right decision"
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When emotions get involved the decision can become partial. Though it depends on what kind of decision is to be taken. We can never say that involving emotion would be good or bad. It will all depend on the outcome.
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Foolish Management & Govt.
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Reluctant consumers
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Rathin Deb
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Padmaja I agree with you. There is a price rise in each and every products so either the electricity provider has to take tough stand with the government and in case government is unwilling to initiate any action then the total theft amount...
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G SURESH
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Electricty boards are facing tough times due to a variety of reasons: 1. lack of political will on the part of various state governments to charge a tariff from consumers which atleat covers the cost of electricty generation of the electricty boards....
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Padmaja Baskar
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It has more to do with people who use electricity than the govt. The electricity theft is a big issue. If we will try to fine all the people who are involved than half of the mid cap cities and rural area will be affected. This theft is...
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No, ppl have inborn instinct to perform
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Rakhi Ramdurg
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Thats a good thought Deepak, but if you are a performer and you are under a bad leader who thinks nothing but "his growth" and keeps shouting at you all the time, will you be willing to give your 100% to your job? If you don;t do best, then you...
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While it is true that most of us have inborn instinct to perform, it requires support from your peers and superiors to perform. A good leader can draw out exceptional performances from his team with proper guidance and support. Whereas a bad leader can...
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Diya Mehra
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Leaders do not make successful people . It is people themselves who have talent and strength to succeed. A bad manager never means unproductive staff.
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Future scope of growth
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AMISH
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"Priority"
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There are many factors involved while evaluating a job offer. Money, growth, environment, adapatability, culture, fulfillment, proximity ot ones house, knowledge, ease of service, comfort level, and son on one can go on and on defining the...
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G SURESH
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I would say the primary factor in evaluating a job offer is "Evaluation of the company and one's professional and personal circumstances". Future grwoth prospects will automatically be covered if the evaluation of the company is carried out properly.
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Rathin Deb
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Yes Diya where there is a good scope in future one should join such company. It is still better to find out the details through google search about the companies before accepting the offer.
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Srinivas suravajhala
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Luck favours for those who put their efforts. Efforts and hardwork that counts for more 90%.
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G SURESH
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Luck factor certainly plays a role in job search and getting an interview call. When your resume is one of several hundred being browsed, luck certainly plays a big role in getting a call. But getting the job is another matter, especially in a...
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puneet
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i think diya, first hard work pay's and then rest left's on luck as v all r born to karma but our destiny has also decided somewhere.
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Boss phobia
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JOGINDER SINGH CHANDNANI
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* Grievances with bosses. * Colleagues can become a phobia if one is a newcomer or under performer. * The pending assignments or other commitments (if they are too physically or mentally hectic) * Handling Politics at work. And as per one of the...
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G SURESH
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Biggest work phobia is Boss phobia. A person who is competent and ready to work will never worry about job security and growth always happens. It is also true that when a person quits a job, it is not the organisation that he/she quits, but he/she...
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China the world’s biggest carbon emitter, revealed its first energy-efficiency targets ahead of the Copenhagen climate summit on December 7. Beijing announced a “voluntary” and “binding” national goal of a 40-45 per cent cut in carbon intensity below 2005 levels by 2020. Carbon intensity is the amount of carbon dioxide emitted per unit of economic growth or GDP. Beijing’s announcement came a day after the US said President Barack Obama would attend the climate summit and present a plan to cut emissions by about 17 per cent below 2005 level by 2020. China and India, the world’s fourth-biggest polluter, are coordinating a strategy for the Copenhagen conference where nations will negotiate a g...
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Vineet Chaudhary
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Yes India should also declare its policy to cut carbon emission as if china can say that they will reduce their carbon emission by 15-18 percent in 2020 being a most polluter country of this world and India can also achieve better target than...
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G SURESH
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India should announce a voluntary emission reduction target, not because China has done it, but because India as a responsible global citizen is concerned at the threat to the global environment due to the rising emissions. The government should also...
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Dayanand Deshpande
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I believe that India should also announce its policy to curb the carbon emissions. India can achieve 15 to 18 per cent emissions reduction from the projected 2020 levels with steps contemplated in the National Action Plan on Climate Change, but...
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Manufacturing more solar photovoltaic systems and solar cells
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Sagarkumar
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"Kindly keep watching on Gandhinagar Solar City Project through www.germi.org"
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GERMI (Gujarat Energy Research & Management Institute) is implementing Gandhinagar Roof Top PV Project for the state government of Gujarat. Kindly visit us at www.germi.org to learn more about publically available information on the same.
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G SURESH
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Solar water heaters could be used as heat source for operating vapor absorption air conditioning machines, especially in large commercial buildings. It would also help in reducing consumption of conventional refrigerants, another greenhouse gas. The...
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Thammaiah Nanjappa
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"Manufacturing more solar photovoltaic systems and solar cells"
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Govt should encourage all teh top MNC's and big industries to get into this system which would protect lot of power which can be re distributed to other places.
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Long term trends of stock markets in India and abroad indicate that equity provides a return of 15 - 20% over the long term ( 5 years or more). At least that is what I have read in literature related...
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G SURESH
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What are those conditions?
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Esha Johar
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Yes, when the equity provides a return of 15 - 20% over a period of 5 years or more time, it is possible to get a return of 15 - 20% for 5 years if one invests in fundamentally good stocks. But there are certain conditions applied to it.
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anjaneyulu
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how much expect level in dec -09
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