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Malls
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Small shops
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Anna George
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"Malls"
| 6 months ago
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If you go to Malls, you will never forget the things you want to buy as they would come to notice when you take a round. But these days technology has developed even more than the Mall concept. Now a days we do not even have to go to Malls to buy...
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Vivek Kumar Srivastava
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"Small shops"
| 6 months ago
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maals dont add value to products , they only add to cost part and result in increased price
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Namrata Pathak
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"Small shops"
| 1 year ago
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As I said that the bad smell made me feel really bad about the place things were well oraganised but the schemes made me think and I looked at the expiry dates of the products. That was the moment I realised that shopkeeper near my house was far...
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Debate: "Malls or smaller shops : What do you prefer and why?" deleted from your view.
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Yes it is!
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Loosing charm due to much globalization!
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Mahesh Dhiman
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"Yes it is!"
| 1 year ago
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I won't use extreme words like "must" but Today's market competes more on prices than on quality, and different places have their own competitive advantages over others, therefore global sourcing is quite important.
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Vivek Kumar Srivastava
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"Loosing charm due to much globalization!"
| 1 year ago
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Global sourcing is a subjective area , before asking for Global Sourcing one need to understand the relevance of the effort required to maintain the quality in Global sourcing.
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Namrata Pathak
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"Loosing charm due to much globalization!"
| 1 year ago
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Too much of globalization is just mixing products and is making it difficult for us to decide. It improves business upto some extent but there is no guarantee for it..
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Debate: "Global Sourcing is a "Must" ingredient in today's competitive world. Myth?" deleted from your view.
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Yes
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Jaygopal Raghavan
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"No"
| 1 year ago
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Those who have it, flaunt it. There is nothing wrong in it. If you can afford to travel in luxury during your holidays or for a drop to the station, why not ?
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nagesh rao
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"Yes"
| 1 year ago
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Yes Namrata one has to stick to his/her affordability but nothing wrong in stretching out a little, enjoy the ride, during special occasions like marriage other important ceremonies functions by hiring such cars which the middle upper middle...
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Namrata Pathak
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"Yes"
| 1 year ago
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We rent cars for various occassion.. Functions and even for long distance group traveling. But these cars are for people from different slot . I feel that we should be happy with what we can afford and work hard to be in that slot.
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Debate: "Rental cars : a show off? " deleted from your view.
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Yes
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c. yesuraj
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"Yes"
| 1 year ago
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Just like the Radio which caught the people's fancy in a new avatar (FM). comics could again be sought after by children on a large scale just like before
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VISHWA DEEPAK MISHRA
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"No"
| 1 year ago
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No place of comics in this era,that is specially been dominated by 3-D & Aninmated movies...,where internet has taken all the hype.Ofcourse Not................
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Namrata Pathak
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"Yes"
| 1 year ago
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I see many old things are coming back. May be in new form though. Good marketing will lead to success for sure.
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Debate: "Comics are back?? " deleted from your view.
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sign of prosperity
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sign of poorty
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CHINTAN
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"sign of prosperity"
| 1 year ago
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Its obvious sign of prosperity. Price only increase when there is demand and demand only comes when people have money. Inflation is much better than deflation but it should be in limit where people can afford the day to day things
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Prakash Saitwal
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"sign of poorty"
| 1 year ago
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Thanks Namrata for refering. Majot fallout of Inflation is that, the it increases black money.The money created by creating artificial shortage ultimately goes underground as black money.
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Namrata Pathak
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"sign of poorty"
| 1 year ago
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I do not see why is it sign of prosperity to you? It think if there was no inflation we would have a lot of money to do many things which today we cannot..It cannot make us rich..all it does is it takes..
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Debate: "what is inflation in our nation?" deleted from your view.
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there should be footpath vendors
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NO.footpath is meant for pedestrians to walk.
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Rajendran Mariagnanam Mariagnanam
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"there should be footpath vendors"
| 1 year ago
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If government cannot provide jobs at least this footpath vendors ensure their self rehabilitation and does good to free market economy .They at least provide motivation for people who are jobless in this country to earn their livelihood. Millions...
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Namrata Pathak
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| 1 year ago
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Many people might feel that I am rude if I take this side. But footpath are ACTUALLY made for pedestrians. There is some things we can buy from the footpath vendors because they are cheap. But the quality cannot be guaranteed. To add to this there...
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Syed Atifuddin
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"there should be footpath vendors"
| 1 year ago
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Yes there should be footpath vendors but in a specified areas. Those who are already on footpath should be rehabilated in that areas. To give you an example we have subways for padestrian and most of them are big enough to accomodate these...
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Srinivas suravajhala
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"No"
| 1 year ago
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Its theoretically very good, but practically its near to impossible. Except someone give a call, we dont feel it even. If we really believe in this, we could control the prices of any commodity. We have the power. We expect someone to do this on...
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Ravindra Sharma
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"Yes"
| 1 year ago
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Namrata, Agree, narrow self-interests and irrational thought processes prevent differentiation of right from wrong, even where there may be no two thoughts about. Yet this can change with spread of positive thought processes in social participation.
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Namrata Pathak
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"No"
| 1 year ago
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As Mr Mohan said even I do not believe that this is practically possible. There is corruption almost everywhere and even we fall in trap of it every now and then. Boycott is a word and when we add meaning to it , it will become difficult.
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Debate: "Should social proactive boycott of products/services of tainted companies will work in parallel?" deleted from your view.
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Most observers perceive the image of Japanese progress in environmental management in terms of advanced technological approaches, for example, in waste disposal, water treatment, and emissions control equipment. Sophisticated technology is indeed an important contributor to Japan’s remarkable success in cleaning up urban and industrial pollution. However, not generally recognized is the broad range of innovation in policy and institutional reforms that also contributed to the improvement. Today we enjoy a huge legacy from our ancestors. The creative minds of our species have given us great works of art, systems of science, and technology advances that defy the imagination. Through distance ...
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AMIT KATOCH
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| 8 months ago
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todays world needs managers who are able to work at diffrernt verticals with the same ease.This needs a thorough information that is possible only through online route as class room is restricted by the four walls.Therefore the great advancement...
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Namrata Pathak
| Commented
| 1 year ago
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Good insight Rakhi..
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Ravi Sharma
| Argues in support of
"Yes"
| 1 year ago
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but now the mindset of Indian consumers is changing,because in the long run quality is what matters more.....
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Sarabjeet Singh Johar
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"No"
| 1 year ago
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well it depends on the type of product and price band. If i wanna buy a printer i would buy any brand but when buying a car i would look at service aspect but would not buy a car from a company that would give me the best service because service...
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Namrata Pathak
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"No"
| 1 year ago
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Indian market is different and I presume people choose cost over service. They would be delighted to buy something comparatively cheap without a thought of customer sevice.
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Debate: "Will you pay more if given better customer service?" deleted from your view.
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The so-called customer care service of one of India ’s largest mobile phone operators regularly calls me, and then asks, “What’s your name, sir?” Their intention to perhaps offer additional services may be good, but their insensitivity is appalling. Having been their subscriber for the last 10 years, obviously I’m in no mood to reciprocate enthusiastically to reveal my identity. This clearly demonstrates the tactlessness of companies who ignore per capita growth because market penetration possibilities is high in populous India. Running after new customers in new geographies is the quick-fix business expansion route. Do companies glance back to seal the existing customers’ emotional bond to...
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Rathin Deb
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| 1 year ago
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Chitra I appreciate such a nice writing on the Brand as a whole.
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Namrata Pathak
| Commented
| 1 year ago
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Thanks Chitra, nice insight...as always ..
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Insight: "Decisive, regular repeat purchase makes a brand" deleted from your view.
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