Monday, 10 September 2012

The programme to target pump efficiency will only add to chronic water and power shortages - The futility of ‘pump priming’ agriculture
IT leader Infosys has chosen high margins over fast growth, a strategy that has cost it both market capitalisation and market share. While many suggest that Infosys should reconsider its stand, academics and analysts seem to have a completely different opinion. Here is how they see the road ahead - Is it time Infosys cut prices?
There is too little international adoption from India - Tying up adoptions in red tape

Financial markets may have jumped on the ‘Draghi put’ but the fundamentals still look dubious - Markets ready to rally?
India China Trade Statistic - STATSGURU
Agriculture : As the monsoon plays truant, the tragic face of our agrarian distress, suicide by farmers, is likely to manifest again in several parts of the country - Bt Cotton & Farmer Suicides

Sunday, 9 September 2012

Saturday, 8 September 2012

India’s decided that public-private partnerships will fuel growth.Without similar investment in regulatory capacity, that’s backfiring - The PPP nation 
Economy : The present retirement age of 60 years is disadvantageous to officers belongingto the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes as they generally join government service later than other officers - Fixed tenure, a way forward on promotions

Friday, 7 September 2012

The gloom appears to be overdone as only some segments are going through a rough patch - The myth of ad slowdown
The latest battleground for the world’s biggest tech companies is one of its oldest forms of data: maps - How Google Earth Changed the World
Expediting environmental, particularly forest, clearances would more than double coal production and, along with the delayed infrastructure projects, take us to double-digit growth; this requires a new national consensus on the dynamic interaction between nature and society - Infrastructure and Nature
Economy : India’s coal sector is governed by opaque rules that promote discretion and graft - Coalgate’s Main Lesson
ITsAP submits report to IT Minister to make Andhra Pradesh a leader in the IT and ITeS sectors - Industry body prepares route map to develop IT sector
The government must remove the subsidy on diesel, LPG and kerosene, and protect the poor from the impact through cash transfers - Fuelling a manageable price rise

Thursday, 6 September 2012

Cancelling all coal blocks is not the way out the mess.Power generating stations with captive mines should be made to sell electricity at regulation tariffs - Mining a Solution
Universities provide discount coupons, assistant ship that can be brought to good use in the current economic slowdown - Save while studying abroad

Express their desire to withdraw case against AICTE over new rules - B-schools seek compromise
In both Europe and the US, standard macroeconomic policies have done little to end the recession - This recovery is different
State-owned banks may be sitting on a powder-keg of inadequately provisioned loans - The hidden truth to PSB profitability