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About "The Indian Economy- Sighing or Breathing?" topic:
Mr.Yash, appreciate the question- Who is more capable of increasing the Indian Economy? Successful Businessman or Successful Celebrity?
For India’s economic growth, the contribution is definitely the large populous with its vast requirements and their discontentment, the "soft infrastructure," investment in large, long-gestating, capital-intensive projects, such as electric power, irrigation, and infrastructure. However, delayed completions, cost overruns, and under-use of capacity and currently agony over delayed monsoon just might add the rates of Farmer’s suicides.
To this list do you still want to make a hype of India’s growth?
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Jyoti Rath
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The western zone of India can be called as developed since industrial growth in those areas is growing in a very high speed. The cities like Ahemdabad, Mumbai, Pune and Bangalore are economical hubs of India. On the other hand, of the western...
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Nagpal Singh
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1. Till year 2007 i had several options for relocating myself in terms of job, now a days immesely less-Economy is no doing good..... 2.what ever i did invest in any short of commodity was gaining high till 2005 now less.......... economy is not...
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ROOP JALUTHARIA
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Dear Mr. Joshi, I appreciate your answer but, as far as Investment in Real Estate in Indian Market is concerned, right now, It is really going great guns, and lack of liquidity may not be rightly understood in terms of personal...
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Answer: "From your own experience and instincts how would you describe the current economy?" deleted from your view.
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Successful Celebrities
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Nikhil Lele
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Actually I DO NOT SUPPORT either of the above. Both Businessmen & Celebrities, after becoming successful, do ONE common thing, i.e. increase the gap between the common man and the rich man. I firmly believe that Indian Economy can only be...
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Yash Singh
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Bollywood is seemingly getting world famous. People across the world are enjoying what the Indian film industry has to offer. There have been releases of these films across several countries. Celebrities like Amitabh Bachchan, SRK, Salman Khan,...
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Manoj
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Infact, am not supporting both. Only the consumers in India and overseas can help the Indian economy to grow.
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Business leaders in India have rounded on the government, urging a halt to interest rate rises, amid fears that inflation and lack of institutional reform could hit investment and cut economic growth. The Reserve Bank of India hiked rates by a quarter of a percentage point this week -- the 10th rise in 16 months and longest streak of monetary tightening in a decade -- to battle inflation of more than nine percent. 'The latest rate hike may not achieve the desired results unless the government comes up with basic reform,' Rajiv Kumar, secretary-general of the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry, said on Friday. The president of the Associated Chambers of Commerce and Indus...
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sudhakar
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INDIA NEED TO ADDRESS THE MOST IMPORTANT PART OF ANY ECONOMY THE INTERDEPENDENT FACTORS IN VERY CLEAR TERMS.
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SHRIKANT MANOHAR DANKE
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It is highly impossible for us to become paperless economy. Thanks for referral, Ruchi.
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Rathin Deb
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Ruchi I agree with you but it will probably not possible or feasible.
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Ruchi Chawla
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Yes it should but how would it be.. we do not have answers to many questions yet.. do we?
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Debate: "Should India become a paperless economy in terms of money?" deleted from your view.
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I ndia's impressive economic growth has not led to a reduction in under-nutrition among its children, according to a Harvard study that said the government should use its growing revenues for direct investments in aid like food stamps to address the problem. The Harvard School of Public Health study analysed malnutrition across various regions in India. It said under-nutrition was worst in poor and populous states like Bihar, Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh. It was less common in north-eastern states like Mizoram and Manipur, and also in Kerala.
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S. Muralidharan
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How much in a Rupee spent reaches the downtrodden? You don't require Harvard or Stanford to do this research. Why single out certain States - this scenario is common for every States in this country! Their representative samples are not adequate...
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Urvish Pankajkumar Subodh
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I know economist in the whole world have analysed that BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India and China) are one of those economies which are emerging not only Economically but Shows all round progress. My debate here is about that with more and more...
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Debate: "With High Returns in Stock Markets, High Inflation, GDP and etc. Does this point out to Over heating of the Indian Economy" deleted from your view.
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Rakesh Chakraborty
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| 3 years ago
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In my opinion we do have some prominent leaders who can lead the change in our economy. Our Honorable Prime Minister Dr.Manmohan Singh, Home Minister P Chidambaram etc are few among them who can bring the development in our country. Their views...
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Kumbakonam S Venkataraman
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Our politicians, with rare exceptions, have only one objective in dealing with any department of personal and national life. That is, they would examine anything to find out if there is any possibility of creating controversy or trouble in that...
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Mathew Cherian
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First of all this is a topic that is debatable from facts of History. Our text books are doctored from school days onwards. We are taught that Emperor Alexander attacked India and Renjith Singh the then ruler of Punjab defeated him and sent him...
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Satwinder Singh
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The govt who can't save it's national treasures, monuments and economy, what do we expect from it..!? Talking about rich Indian culture, Are we teaching our childern anything about it ?or Are they learning anything from School..!? It's just an...
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Debate: "Do you think Indian government has done enough to save our rich Indian culture?" deleted from your view.
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hari krishna
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Industries market share value and profit or loss synchronizingly will effect the national economy -hari
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Shoyaib S Haq
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From the overflowing sewage to the overcrowded railways to the traffic jams on roads, India's ever growing population always becomes a reason to swear by. You are angry because you couldn't get yourself a ticket for your hometrip on diwali, curse...
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