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IIPM (Indian Institute of Planning and Management) is not a university within the meaning of Section 2(f) of the UGC Act, 1956. IIPM does not have the right of conferring or granting degrees as specified by the UGC under Section 22(3) of the UGC Act. It is further clarified for information that IIPM is neither entitled to award MBA/BBA/BCA degree nor it is recognized by UGC, MHRD and AICTE. Still we see one whole page called IIPM Times in Times of India newspaper. Why?? Just because they can ay?? Aren't they fooling people by doing this. The aim behind this post is to make people aware about reality. All that glitters is not gold. Also see IIPM
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Srinivas suravajhala
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Paid news in most respected news papers and channels are confusing the student community. News papers read by one and all. UGC authorities, judicial authorities and other Govt. authorities also read these paid news/advertisements. Cant they come...
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S D Manjunath
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The topic throws good light on fake/fradulant educaitonal institutions in its larget perspective. Its not fair to pin-point just one institution/individual and shoot!!. There are many universities/institutions (many are well known names in the market)...
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Ardhendu Pal
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Mr. Anand M, I really appreciate your effort of mass awareness and my wholehearted salutations extends herewith. Coming to the point please render us the rights for re-posting it to other social networks that we have for mass awareness point of...
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Being a Apple iphone fan till date.....its quite amazing to see how the smartphone segment has shaped up all these days, especially android is stepping up and most of the mobile co 's are opting for android platform....And so for the first time I am coming up with an article favoring towards Andriod. The recent surveys done by top research firms like Gartner point to the growing popularity of the Android operating system (OS). Worldwide, the shares of Android OS have jumped and it is now the second most popular OS after Symbian, as per Gartner's third quarter smartphone data released in November 2010. The reason for the immense adoption of Android can be attributed to it being an open sourc...
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manikanta raj
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thanks for information, pls give your option as a techie which phone is best to buy out of 5 above.
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S D Manjunath
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Good info sonam. Its quite useful. Tell me one thing, is there a great difference in quality between branded and not so popular branded mobiles ?
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suman kumar
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htc - i believe that HTC is best android ranging below Rs 10,000 and having all the features with great look
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move by the U.S. authorities justified? External Affairs Minister S M Krishna strongly condemned the reported forcible wearing of radio collars around the ankles of Indian students in the Tri-Valley University in U.S. and demanded severe action against those responsible for the 'inhuman act'. 'We demand the U.S. government initiate severe action against those officials responsible for this inhuman act. Indian students are not criminals. The radio collars should immediately be removed,' he told reporters here. 'The Ministry will extend all help to the students. 'The parents need not worry since the matter has been taken up with appropriate authorities,' he said. The government would also pr...
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Dr.G.S.Rama Rao
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Decorating our boys with TAGS is B A D. But why our boys are mad of these foreign degrees? Can they not study for the same type of degree in any Indian University? Have they really gone out of India in search of excellence? What are the...
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Jaygopal Raghavan
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Absolutely inhuman and goes back to the old ages. We should at least now realise and stop looking up at US as a superior state.
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S D Manjunath
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Its painful. But, whom to blame??? Meseems, too much chauvanism towards Western countries and running behind money are couple of important reasons. Else, why our students make a beeline for such unscrupulous universities ? Anyway, govt of india...
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India has topped a list of the most 'over-regulated countries in the world' in a survey on Asian business and politics by Hong Kong-based Political and Economic Risk Consultancy Ltd (PERC). The survey used responses from American executives about regulatory conditions in the United States to provide a benchmark against which to assess the Asian scores. India was rated worst in terms of over-regulation, scoring 9.16 points out of 10, followed by China with 9.04 points, Japan in third position with 3.28 points and the US at fourth with 1.51 points. Hong Kong received the best score in the survey of 0.98 point, while Singapore was second with 1.08 points, according to the survey done in the la...
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S. Muralidharan
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REGULATIONS are meant to be broken, as we have a number of loopholes in our system! The problem with us is we are not contemplating for one window clearance for business activities.
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S D Manjunath
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Yes, India is over regulated country but unfortunately, these regulations seldom practiced strictly OR followed selectively !!!. And, what Krishna has said is right, this over regulation in finance/banking sector helped us sawy through tough times of...
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priti inamdar
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I think yes there will be bank portability service in near future so that one can easily switch the bank and can get benefit of Interest rates, or other competitive facility. Its very IMP in point of view of Bank customers.
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S D Manjunath
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Yes, it looks like a good idea. But, whether Indian banking is in generally accepted banking procedures across banks in india ?? Still there are a lot of differences between banks in india, let alone the industry. Once all the operations, tariffs...
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Shouvonik Bhattacharjee
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It will be possible with the new technology but the credit portion will have to be taken more care off as you cannot have a security mortgaged to one bank and transfer your loan account to other bank. This may be the next step after CBS and...
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KALIYAMOORTHY
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On "black white" it is abiding by but, on ground reality, it is negligible compliance.Merely, complying on documents is not the true " care for green". Atleast, they should come forward to reduce energy consumption level, if not, fully trying to...
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S D Manjunath
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I really dont think so. If it so, there would have not been so much high priced industrial activities going on in our country.
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Sonam Kapoor
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I really hate this as working for a corporate organization, I don't think Corporate India doesn't really care about the green laws, today we are seeing cities crippling with power shortage, water shortage, due to rapid expansion of cities. With...
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On the occasion of Nokia winning for Mobile telephony award in India, Nokia which has grown from being a relatively expensive tool for business people into an essential and affordable companion for e...
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V B Sree Krishna Dutta
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These days more than creating a new brand MNC's(mostly and even the Indian Cos) find it is better and less risky to buy the existing brands (which have good Brand Equity) and work on them. Some times, the customer does not even know who the real...
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S D Manjunath
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Brand Identity means, strong instillment of a product, service or concept in the minds of target customers. The ultimate motive is either increasing popularity, share in the market and finally profit.
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Jaygopal Raghavan
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To simply state it is the sum total of the characteristics of your product that you want to exhibit to the world outside. It could be quality, price, service or some other proposition of your product that is its brand identity and for what it...
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rakeshbhatnagar
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yes , it.s a right move this must have been done earlier. AS if your child is slapped by a neighbour , you will not accept it ,but if your child is doing same mistake in front of you . H e will be beaten by you for which you would'nt be guilty....
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S D Manjunath
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Of course, the time has come for US to move out of Iraq. Any stay further would be a burden on US exchequer.
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Disha Roy
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I think it was a wise decision to move out from Iraq. The US should have withdrawn from Iraq long back.Though late it is a welcome measure. Bush unnecessarly fought a war for years with Iraq. More than million inocent people dead after this...
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sex education is necessary in school
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R N Bhattacharyya
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Sex education in school is not for enjoiment, but for proper education to refrain them from doing mischief in life.
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S D Manjunath
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i feel its necessary in india. In fact, in places like semi urban and urban places, youth are indulging in sex activities without knowing the consequences. We cannot stop them in getting physical, else it becomes even goes out of gear. Its better...
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Kumara Swamy
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Lot of discussion on sex is going on TVs, News Papers, etc. I hope there is no need to introduce sex education in schools. Now a days, kids with 6 to 8 years of age know more about sex.
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Is merger and acquistion of public sector banks in india useful
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govind agarwal
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"Is merger and acquistion of public sector banks in india useful"
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In my view merger is always better it brings uniformity in rules and effciancy they should also increase the staff at the same time
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S D Manjunath
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My question is whether creation of big financial institutions will really help our country? that too, considering our demographic set up. B'cos, in my opinion, the present set up is far better and has stronger presence considering common man and...
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Swati Raut
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"Is merger and acquistion of public sector banks in india useful"
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Hi Amol.... Mergers and acquisitions in banking sector have become familiar in the majority of all the countries in the world. And nowadays we can also see the public banks merging with other banks, this will help to improve the process and...
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