In Media from past 5 years they are showing that India is becoming dynamic economy but the situation on ground is very different... I am born and bought up in Indian city Hyderabad. I got a unique chance to visit and study in China for 5 years. I stayed in china from year 2002 to 2008 in north eastern city Dalian. I want to give a brief comparison between these two cities and China and India in general.
India and problems:
Cities are so cramped and they are not well built. Successive governments of India are so ignorant that there is no electricity in Indian cities. Microsoft Hyderabad has to order tons of diesel for its generators to run the company. The situation is just horrible in India. If at all you want to do business in India you must face just too many problems because the country is at least 30 years behind China. No world bank report or no media will say you the exact problems which this country face. People are desperate here. In villages across south India Electricity stays for just 5-7 hours a day and they cant run their farm motors because of shortage of power. Food prices in India are much higher than China recently a provincial government in India Andhra pradesh has totally failed in controlling rice prices and rice price was almost a dollar a kilo gram. In a country where making a dollar is just as difficult as climbing mount everest how can a poor man afford to buy a kilo of rice and eat in peace of mind.
Rectless and Ignorant Government:
Governments in India fail to provide basic facitlites like Water and Electricity. Police in India are so corrupt that more than 90% of cases are settled outside the police and court and atleast 90% of people never get punished even you file a case. People are just loosing hope and respect to once a great nation where Ghandhiji walked and preached truth and non-violence.
Democracy:
Today people are talking about IRAN president but how about India the majority party dont even have 20% of votes but still rules the country.... Is this system sustainable at all... Just Extremely corrupt officials and ministers fraud billions of dollars and buy great luxury villas and live like Maharajas or simply rouges...
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Monday, April 20, 2009
Chinese Nuclear Sub-Marines Up and Active Live From Qingdao-China
BEIJING -- The U.S. wants more discussions on naval safety and communications with China, following a recent confrontation between an American surveillance ship and Chinese vessels in the South China Sea, a senior U.S. navy officer said.
U.S. Chief of Naval Operations, Admiral Gary Roughead, told reporters Sunday that interaction between ships of the two navies should "be professional and safe, and not jeopardize the well-being of our sailors."
The navies must "operate in accordance with international law," added Adm. Roughead, the highest-ranking U.S. military official to visit China this year.
Five Chinese vessels last month crowded around the USNS Impeccable off China's southern island province of Hainan. China says the Impeccable was violating international law by conducting surveillance activities in its exclusive economic zone. The U.S. and many other nations view such activity as legal.
Adm. Timothy Keating, the officer in charge of American forces in Asia, said at the time that the incident showed that the Chinese are "not willing to abide by acceptable standards of behavior."
Nevertheless, Adm. Roughead said the current relationship between the two navies is "one that is positive."
He said that the desire of the China People's Liberation Army Navy to acquire an aircraft carrier would mean China could project its military power much further from its coast, and that the growth of China's naval forces is "consistent with China's economic advancement and its role in a globalized world."
But he added that as China modernizes its navy "there should be clearer communications with regard to what the intentions of that capability are." (See related article, Page 16.)
Adm. Roughead added that in future dialogues with China, he hopes the two sides can discuss further cooperation on search-and-rescue missions as well as continuing joint counterpiracy efforts to stop the surge in attacks off of Somalia.
Counter-piracy is "very much on the forefront of both our minds, and it is also the first time we have operated together that far from China," Adm. Roughead said.
—Bai Lin in Shanghai contributed to this article.
U.S. Chief of Naval Operations, Admiral Gary Roughead, told reporters Sunday that interaction between ships of the two navies should "be professional and safe, and not jeopardize the well-being of our sailors."
The navies must "operate in accordance with international law," added Adm. Roughead, the highest-ranking U.S. military official to visit China this year.
Five Chinese vessels last month crowded around the USNS Impeccable off China's southern island province of Hainan. China says the Impeccable was violating international law by conducting surveillance activities in its exclusive economic zone. The U.S. and many other nations view such activity as legal.
Adm. Timothy Keating, the officer in charge of American forces in Asia, said at the time that the incident showed that the Chinese are "not willing to abide by acceptable standards of behavior."
Nevertheless, Adm. Roughead said the current relationship between the two navies is "one that is positive."
He said that the desire of the China People's Liberation Army Navy to acquire an aircraft carrier would mean China could project its military power much further from its coast, and that the growth of China's naval forces is "consistent with China's economic advancement and its role in a globalized world."
But he added that as China modernizes its navy "there should be clearer communications with regard to what the intentions of that capability are." (See related article, Page 16.)
Adm. Roughead added that in future dialogues with China, he hopes the two sides can discuss further cooperation on search-and-rescue missions as well as continuing joint counterpiracy efforts to stop the surge in attacks off of Somalia.
Counter-piracy is "very much on the forefront of both our minds, and it is also the first time we have operated together that far from China," Adm. Roughead said.
—Bai Lin in Shanghai contributed to this article.
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
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Tech Mahindra Wins Satyam Bid | Tech Mahindra News
Tech Mahindra Wins Satyam Bid for a good price.
MUMBAI: Venturbay Consultants, a subsidiary controlled by Tech Mahindra, has emerged as the higest bidder to acquire the controlling stake in Satyam, according to a release issued by the government-nominated board to the BSE today.
According to the release issued to the BSE today, Tech Mahindra has agreed to subscribe and acquire up to 30.28 crore shares,representing 31% stake in the company at Rs 58 per share thereby agreeing to infuse Rs 1,756 crore (approximately $351 million).
Tech Mahindra will have to deposit the initial subscription amount and the requisite escrow amount on or before April 21, 2009.
"In the event of Tech Mahindra does not deposit the total acquisition funds before April 21, the next higest bidder will be considered the highest bidder and the detailes will be announced by the board," the release added.
Board members Deepak Parekh and S B Mainak abstained from the discussion regaring the selection of the highest bidder.
Tech Mahindra will make the mandatory open offer for 20% stake in Satyam at Rs 58 per share within four days of receiving approval from the Company Law Board for the preferential allotment, and open the public offer no later than 55 days after the date of the announcement of the public offer.
The company will pay Rs 2,890 crore for 51% stake in Satyam, which has been valued at nearly 1xsales.Satyam News | Tech Mahindra Wins Satyam Bid
MUMBAI -- Indian software company Tech Mahindra Ltd. is the highest bidder for a stake in rival Satyam Computer Services Ltd., two people familiar with the development said Monday.
"They (Tech Mahindra) have emerged as the clear winner. They had bid at 58 rupees ($1.16) per share," one of them told Dow Jones Newswires. The next bidder was Larsen & Toubro Ltd. at 49.50 rupees, the person added.
According to the process laid down earlier, the bid is for a 31% stake in Satyam. This will be followed by an open offer for another 20% in the company.
At 58 rupees per share, Tech Mahindra would have to pay about 32 billion rupees to 33 billion rupees for a controlling 51% stake in Satyam, said Apurva Shah, an IT analyst with Mumbai-based brokerage Prabhudas Lilladher.
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