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Tirupati Tirumala Balaji Temple
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Golden Temple of India, Amritsar
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Suryanarayan Murthy
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"Common Man"
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Common Man is the eighth wonder of the world. Self centered politicians, corruption at high places, caste/relihious feelings, growing illiteracy, inability to raise people to above the poverty line... inspite of all this.. common man lives happily...
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Sumeet Moghe
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Mahabalipuram, a 7th century port city near Chennai, ruled by the Pallavas has been classified as a UNESCO World heritage site. he Shore Temple is a five-storeyed structural Hindu temple. It is the earliest important structural temple in Southern...
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Adesh Dalvi
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"Tirupati Tirumala Balaji Temple"
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yes very true Anurag, depicting the Indian legacy, Tirupati Balaji Temple is really significant from the religious point of view. Every year, the popularity of this temple attracts tourists from all over the world...
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FInance
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Sumeet Moghe
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While crude prices will keep increasing due to its availability and renewal constraints, a large part of the current jump in prices is also created artificially. Due to a sudden environment of deficiency created around the world, panic purchases...
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Mallikarjuna Gupta Bhogavalli
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Hardik has really given some gud tips. With ever increasing crude prices we should switch to hybrid cars, start using public transportation, start using cycles atleast once in q week.
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Tadikonda Nagalatha
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If there ever was an example of the terrible cost of dithering, it must be this. There was a time not that long ago when crude oil prices  averaged less than $20 per barrel. It was when Vijay Kelkar, as the secretary of the ministry of petroleum...
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Parvati Tiwari
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I agree with Mr Jha. Before came  in power they were opposing foreign direct investment. After few months they  turned back to the same track as the BJP was following . They are cut shorting the foreign tour. But  they forget the basic funda that...
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Sumeet Moghe
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Congress after winning the trust vote, is at a stage of self sufficiency and is poised to take on development as its prime agenda rather than getting involved in petty politics and wasting time in the seat-saving tactics. The core advisers /...
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SHIVENDRA KUMAR JHA
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No. Earlier congress govt. was slave to left parties, now they are for SP , JMM and many more small ploitical parties, who supported them in parliament in No-Trust motion. If you go through the list of major decisions taken by govt in recent days,...
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The Swedish monitoring service Pingdom has published a couple of graphs of the Web’s growth from zero websites to 162 million. According to the latest numbers, there are more than 162 million websites on the internet today. We have come a long way since the first baby steps of the World Wide Web. Back in January of 1996 we had 100,000 websites, and if we go back to mid-1993 there were only a total of 130 websites. Not much need for Google in those days… Â
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I dont know for how long can Yahoo fend the Microsoft takeover bid. But fortunately, at least it has started. The second largest investor in Yahoo Mr. Legg Mason has voiced out very strongly that if MS reduces its bid from initial levels, Yahoo would do better as an independent entity. Interestingly, while 15 of the top 20 institutional investors of Yahoo have a higher stake in Microsoft, Legg Mason Value Trust doesn't hold any Microsoft shares.
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Here's one of the first interviews with Ron Grant, AOL s chief operating officer post the Bebo buyout. According to him, AOL found Bebo's high member involvement, rich content and understanding of online engagement very appealing. AOL plans to generate revenues from this social networking site (one of the top 5 in US) by monetizing through display advertising
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Compete is a tool similar to Alexa.com for competitor website statistics and estimates. While Alexa provides estimates of reach, rank and page views on any site and can compare 5 websites at a time. Compete can provide a whole gamut of information on the same in terms of Visitors (People Counts - Monthly, Rank - Monthly, Visits - Monthly), Engagement (Attention - Daily, Attention - Monthly, Average Stay - Monthly, Pages/Visit - Monthly) Growth (Velocity - Daily). Unfortunately, unless your website (or that of your competitor) has quite a bit of traffic, these are very rough estimates. Apart from this, the other useful information given by Compete are Site Referrals: lets you see what keywor...
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This time it is slightly different. Lay-offs are happening amongst investment bankers and traders ! Citigroup plans to lay-off 2000 investment bankers and traders from the Citi Investment Bank before the end of this month. Most of the cuts will come from the bank's major offices in New York and London, the people said, though other markets in Europe and Asia could lose jobs. With this, Citi Investment team would have cut 10% of its employee base. By the end of the month, it would have laid off 6000 people. The company over all has more than 320,000 employees worldwide.
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Sumeet Moghe
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| 4 years ago
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Reports have just come out about US and London. Though lay-offs are also lined up for India but the proportion would be much less. Citigroup's global equity strategy team has already quoted that they would be favoring public-equity markets over...
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Gandhi Rajan
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Have they already laid off people in India?
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US investments in web 2.0 companies went to an all time high of $1.34 billion in 2007. Investments have grown by over 80% in the last 5 years. For years web 2.0 companies have attracted investors because they start up with very less money and very quickly start attracting advertising companies and catching eyeball and attention of users. But there are signs that the total number of companies receiving investments is leveling off. 2008 could be a make-or-break year for many Internet companies that rely on advertising, because of a slumping economy and slowing click-through rates for online advertising, according to VentureSource. Heres a list of the top rounds of funding of web 2.0 companies...
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Bear Sterns seems to be the tip of the iceberg in terms of the global financial meltdown disasters. The declines in major banking stocks have reached post-tech-bubble proportions, and yet some believe more pain is on the way. Analysts are hinting at more than 50% downside in the book value. Shares of Lehman Brothers are down 45% today, as bearish investors target the investment bank as another that may face funding problems, despite the firm s denial that this is an issue. In 2007 Lehman was the largest underwriter of global mortgage-backed securities, and ranked second to Bear Stearns in underwriting U.S. mortgage-backed debt, according to Thomson Financial. One of the few stocks performin...
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