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India:
A global power in the making
- Natalia George
India's shining all over again and it's not just the
cricket team that's making waves across the globe. The G-20 has predicted that India will be one of the 10
largest members in the IMF and its rank in the IMF
will improve to eighth position from the current
11th in terms of quota.
Leaders from across the globe are all
set to meet in the US later this year for the
prestigious Wharton India Economic Forum meeting to
discuss how India continues to position itself to
compete and succeed in the rapidly changing global
environment. The theme for this year's conference is
''India: Gaining Momentum''. With an economy that's
growing over 8%, that's hardly surprising.
The country is an emerging global
power. R Seetharaman, the Chief Executive Officer of
Doha Bank in Qatar, says "India will become one
of the most sustainable economies in the future and
by 2030, Asia's economy -- mainly encompassing India
and China -- will be larger than that of the US and
European Union combined." Seetharaman said the
world has seen India and China emerging as the main
contributors to the recovery of the global economy
from a crisis situation.
Another point to note here is that
the Sensex crossed the much awaited 20000 mark. The
Indian indices defied all global markets and held
its fort through the disaster in Japan and the Libya
crisis. Exports too have been advancing greatly.
So what is contributing to India's
stupendous growth story?
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Youth population
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An Educated society
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High domestic Consumption
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Investments
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Grass roots entrepreneurship
India's Gen Y is its best asset and
will be the biggest contributor to India's growth.
In the next two decades, it will add over 200
million people to its working age - between 18 to 60
years - population. Much more than any other country
in the world.
For India, more working people means
more income. More income means a more prosperous
nation. For a country that will become a middle
income nation - per capita annual wages of $1,200,
translating into Rs 4,500 a month - by the end of
2010/11 after more than a century of penury, its
young population presents a never-before opportunity
for transition.
Now if only we elect the right
leaders, there's no stopping India from being the
next super power.
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A
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French
fighter jet bags record $18bn IAF deal
India
has picked french firm dassault Aviation's
top-of-the-line Rafale is to supply 126 fighters to
IAF in a largest open-tender military aviation deal
in the world. First 18 jets are to come in
'fly-away' condition from mid-2015. remaining 108
fighters to be made in India over 6 years after
transfer of tech to HAL. $18 billion (Rs 90,000cr)
is what the deal is worth.
India's
per capita income rises to Rs 53,000
Reflecting
growing prosperity, India's per capita income grew
by 15.6% to Rs 53,331 per annum in 2010-11, crossing
the half-a-lakh rupees mark for the first time,
according to government data. The growth in per
capita income comes on the back of 8.4% expansion of
Indian economy during the last fiscal. Per capita
income is the earnings of each India if the national
income divided among the country's population of
around 120cr.
Pilotless
Lakshya-II aircraft successfully tested
India's
indigenous Lakshya-II unmanned target aircraft has
been tested successfully off a test range in
Odisha's Balasore, the DRDO said. Flying at a
sea-skimming height of about 15 meters, Lakshya-II
demonstrated its full capability during tests, a
defence ministry release said.
India
needs nuclear energy
Current
capacity: India's installed capacity is 4,780
MW. This is spread across 20 indigenous pressurised
heavy water reactors in Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan,
Maharastra, Gujarat, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu under
construction.
Under
construction: The total capacity of nine
indigenous reactors that are under construction in
Tamilnadu, Rajasthan and Gujarat is 6,700 MW. Locals
are protesting against the Kudankulum plant in Tamil
Nadu.
Proposed
capacity: The total capacity of proposed plants
in Maharastra (Jitapur). Gujarat (Mithi Virdi),
Andhra Pradesh (Kovada) and West Bengal/Orissa is
40,000 MW. The reactors will be imported from
France, US and Russia. Locals are protesting against
Jitapur plant in Maharastra.
Indias
Gold buy
India
is the world's largest gold importer. Almost half of
its gold has been sourced from Switzerland.
The
gold Delhi bought for Rs 6 lakh crore over the last
15 years is today worth Rs 24 lakh crore.
High
local demand uses up almost all gold produced in
India from 3 gold mines.
Karwar readies for Gorshkov
India Govt to spend Rs 10,000 crore on Naval base's
expansion. The Navy can base 27 major warships,
including Admiral Gorshkov, and Scorpene attack
submarines at Karwar after Phase-IIA gets over by
2017-2018.
PROPHETIC
WORDS...SO TRUE !
Nani Palkhiwala wrote on 16 January 1984.
“The picture that emerges is that of a great
country in a state of
moral decay. The immediate future seems to belong to
the doomsayers
rather than to cheer-mongers. We suffer from a fatty
degeneration of
conscience, and the malady seems to be not only
persistent but prone
to aggravation. The life style of too many
politicians and businessmen
bears eloquent testimony to the truth of dictum that
the single minded
pursuit of money impoverishes the mind, shrivels the
imagination and
desiccates the heart. The tricolour fluttering all
over the country is
black, red and scarlet – black money, red tape and
scarlet
corruption.”
Quote
'What
other people think of you is none of your business.'
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Chandrayaan,
India's First Unmanned Lunar Mission
'Our
baby is on its way to the moon' announced Mylswamy
Annadurai, Project Director.
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Working against all odds of nature, the ISRO team
won the day ' said Madhavan Nair, ISRO Chief.
Perfect
launch of lunar mission
India
becomes the 6th country to launch Moon mission.
Others are, 65 missions by former USSR and the USA,
two by Japan, one each by European Space Agency and
China. This is India's first and the world's 70th
lunar mission.
6.22am
- Blast off on schedule from Sriharikota.
6.40am
PSLV C11 places Chandrayaan in temporary orbit.
Next
15 days, Chandrayaan will move into higher
elliptical orbits around the earth.
After
15 days, Chandrayaan will enter lunar orbit,
3,87,000 km from earth, and will be eased into a
stable orbit 100 km above moon. At the the first
opportunity, Chandrayaan will drop 23 kg Moon Impact
Probe, carrying Indian flag and scientific
instruments. Camera and other instruments will be
activated.
A
tall story from Kashmir
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Bridge to a world record. Height - 359 m, Steel Arch
span - 485 m, steel used - 26 metric tonnes. Workers
employed - 3,000, Cost - Rs 512 crore.
The
world's tallest rail bridge is coming up over the
Chenab, connecting Kauri and Bakkal in J & K's
Reasi district. Standing 359 meters high when
completed, it will be 5 times as high as Qutab Minar,
35 meters taller than Eiffel Towers and 17 meters
higher than the present record holder, Millan bridge
(342 m) in France.
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Indian
POW’s in Pakistan : Missing or forgotten ?
54
POW’s missing since the 14 day war of Dec 1971.
When
will they be repatriated? Are they dead or alive?
The
people want a definite answer.
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