...Major Reforms in Foreign Direct Investment (“FDI”) Policy I. Change from Government Route to Automatic Route: The following additional sectors and areas are now under automatic route for FDI: Defence Sector (up to 49 percent) E-Commerce activities (under Single Brand Retail Trading) Plantation Sector (certain specified items) Up-linking of Non-‘News & Current Affairs’ TV channels, downlinking of TV channels Regional Air Transport up to 49 percent Duty Free Shops Limited Liability Partnerships (“LLP”) Share swap transactions Our Comments These are reflective of the Government’s focus on facilitating ease of doing business in India and are a means of facilitating foreign investors in exploiting tremendous investment potential available in India. As such, these reforms are good examples of minimum government -maximum governance and should encourage FDI inflows into the country. II. Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs: As per the extant FDI Policy, for sectors under Government approval route, Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB) considers proposals having total foreign equity inflow up to Rs. 3,000 crore and proposals above Rs. 3,000 crore require approval from Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA). As per revised policy, FIPB to deal with FDI proposals with foreign equity inflow upto Rs. 5,000 crore whereas CCEA nod would be required for such proposals where foreign equity inflow is Rs. 5,000 crore or more. Our Comments This is another step of reform...
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...following the path of director Karan Johar’s first movie, KKKG tells a multi-faceted story that is depicted over a long time period. The film centers around a family-driven drama where we track the storyline across 3 different generations. Amitabh Bachchan plays a wealthy businessman and the patriarch of the Raichand family with 2 sons – the elder Rahul, who is revealed early on to be adopted, and the younger Rohan. The crux of the film’s drama is drawn from the eldest son’s marriage to a woman from a lower socio-economic background, against the wishes of his father. Following the marriage, the father disowns Rahul and he leaves with his bride to London. The latter half of the movie is centered on Rohan’s storyline with his love interest, Pooja, and his attempts to bring Rahul and his family back into the family home in India. On the surface it seems we have entered yet another Bollywood film on family drama but KKKG goes beyond that. From the first few lines we can already witness the beginnings of a gender discourse – why is one gender like this and the other so different? In this review, I will elaborate on how the film establishes itself away from its predecessors and peers by creating diversified gendered identities for its female characters – specifically on the issue of gender roles in families and gender roles in the Diaspora. Gender Roles in Families The construction of female characters...
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...Kabhi Kushi Kabhie Gham synopsis: Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham "It's All About Loving Your Parents." Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham is a lavish movie that deals with the issues of class distinction and the roles of women and men in marriage. It opens with a grown Rohan (Hrithik Roshan) finishing his boarding school education and returning to visit his grandmothers before he goes home for Diwali. His grandmothers, haunted by the memory of Rohan's estranged brother, Rahul (Shah Rukh Khan), sit Rohan down, and in their grief, tell him the story of his family. Yashvardhan Raichand (Amitabh Bachchan) is a famous, wealthy Indian businessman. He and his wife Nandini (Jaya Badhuri) adopted a baby, Rahul (Shah Rukh Khan), and raised him as their own. Nine years later they had a natural son, Rohan (Hrithik Roshan), and considered their family complete. Rahul was raised as the beloved eldest son, and promised his father he would always uphold the respect and traditions of the Raichand family, and always do his parents proud. However, love intervenes... On his way to deliver medication for Daijaan, the nanny who raised both him and his brother, Rahul sees a beautiful girl, Anjali Sharma (Kajol) celebrating India's cricket win in the street. Enchanted by her exuberance, he watches her dance and then follows her into her family's sweet shop. There, she mistakes him for the prospective groom of her best friend. Thinking him to be Ashfaque the poet, who is set to marry her friend, Anjali recites...
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...go to houses for doing Prayers and he use to take care of Hanuman Temple.He use to get Dakshina from Rich people and he and his family surviev on it.This story revolves around the Son and Daughter.Name of the Son was Chirag and Daughter name was pooja.Chirag was 14 years old while Pooja was 9 years old.They were studying at the Muncipal Gujrati school in that village. Today is the Birthday of Pooja and she is Dressed up well but she is upset as there parents are going to Temple for Prayers as they are care taker of that Temple.His Father was having cycle on which they used to go to Temple.It was Pooja's Birthday and she was Sad due to her Parents but Parents are trying to convience her that they will come in Afternoon with Sweets.After hearing the name of Sweets she was convienced and before Leaving Home they called Chirag and told him to take care of her Sister and they will come back.They left Home for Temple while both the Parents where traveling from Cycle they loosed Balance and Fell down from the Hills and both Died Immediately.There Dead Body was brought to Home all Relatives gathered there for there Cremation.After Cremation they where thinking what to do about Pooja and Chirag.Uncles and Aunts where not ready to accept them as they were Poor and cant take care of both. Relatives left home and went to there Native Place.Neighbor used to give Food to both the Children and they were not able to go to Schools as well.The house where they stayed...
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...maag 2 +naag(jazzy b ) kabootri (babbu mann) back back ke (jazzy b ) ik tera hasna marda (jazzy b) churiyan (jelly) rumal (jelly) fatto (daljit) daaru na peenda hove (amrinder gill) billo nack nach ke ( geeta zaildar) aajo jihne nachna ( jazzy b ) nai reesa punjabio (jassi sidhu) rahhe rahhe jaan waliye ( jassi sidhu) mitraan da naam chalda ( harjit harman) pyaar bada karda gabhroo(honey singh) aaj fir kithey chali a moorni banke (punjabi mc) chardi kalla ( sukhshinder shinda) photo rakh ke kitab vich teri (miss pooja) chandi diyan jhanjhra (miss pooja) mera mahi tu patya ( lehmber and miss pooja) rehsmi rumal vargi ( miss pooja) anarkali disco chali jalebi bai aaj nahi te nachna te fir kado nachana ( malkit...
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...a small temple and we do this at home while singing Indian hyms. The third day of Diwali: Lakshmi Puja Hindus join with their families and their Priest and they worship the Goddess Lakshmi to receive blessings of wealth and success, the triumph of good over evil. The worship of the goddess of wealth, is the main event on Diwali in North and West India. It is extremely important to keep the house spotlessly clean on Diwali. Goddess Lakshmi likes cleanliness, and she will visit the cleanest house first. Lamps are lit in the evening to welcome the goddess. They are believed to light up her path. On this night my family go to a hall and meet with all of our relatives. Together we do this pooja, afterwards we have a party. The fourth day of Diwali: Govardhan Pooja On this day, Govardhan Pooja is performed. It is when Krishna lifted Mount Govardhan with his little finger and sheltered men and beasts from the rain. This day is also observed as annakot meaning mountain of food. Religious people stay awake the whole night and cook 108 different types of food for the bhog (the offering of food) to Krishna. Normally I go to a temple in Wembley where 1000s of people go to see the annakoot, which is always spectacular as they have different varieties of food every time. The fifth day of Diwali: Bhai Bij The fifth day of...
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...increase consumer awareness about: – Importance of Indian Culture and the traditions that we follow Understanding of the rituals and pooja that are essential and required at different facets of life Wheresmypandit.com – it’s functioning, it’s offering and various services that it additionally provides To accomplish the objectives stated above and to make more consumer engagement we have thought of student-company involvement plan, which we have described in the following section. This solution will also address issues like increasing the target consumer database, market spread, awareness about the business model, social engagements at the company’s Facebook page and blog. B. Summer Engagement Program – SEP WMP should visit the campuses across Mumbai and should look for 100-150 students for an Engagement Program in summers. Students should first undergo training on understanding the product offerings and services of WMP. They should be divided in to groups of ten and hence should be assigned a geographical area in Mumbai based on their availability and convenience. The whole SEP can be divided into following phases: On the very first day of their visit, to their allocated areas, they will perform a street play, more commonly known as ‘Nukkad Natak’, at public places near their allocated place based on the theme of awareness of rituals and pooja that we do at home and the importance they carry. Nukkad Natak will aid in building the brand image The theme for the whole activity...
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...Resume CURRICULUM VITAE POOJA DARAK OBJECTIVE I seek to join the organization which will use my abilities to the fullest, while providing me the wide ranging exposure. EDUCATIONAL PROFILE | Qualification |Year |Institute |Board/University |% | |SSLC |2004 |Cathedral High School |ICSE |70.17 | |P.U.C |2006 |Sri Bhagawan Mahaveer Jain College |Karnataka PU Board. |82.67 | Graduation: Graduating year and month : June, 2009 Branch Of Graduation : Bachelor Of Commerce Institute : Sri Bhagawan Mahaveer Jain College Board : Bangalore University B |Semester |% Marks |Year of Passing | |Semester |% Marks |Year of Passing | | I |81.50 |2006 | |IV |76.83 |2008 | |II |75.67 |2007 | |V |73.50 |2008 | |III |78.00 |2007 | |VI ...
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...EN E R G Y AD VIS O RY RE AL ES T AT E A DVI S ORY B U S IN ES S AN D F I N AN C IAL A DV IS O R Y S EC R E TA RI AL S ER VIC ES L EG AL A DVIS O RY ENTHUSIASM EXPERIENCE EXPERTISE ENERGY Merryland Consultants Group is a diversified group that works with the best in the industry to transform strategy into reality. We offer our clients high impact advisory services throughout the business life cycle from ideation & inception to growth, maturity and transition. We make change happen. The group consists of two companies Merryland Real Estate and Consultants Pvt. Ltd. and Merryland Solicitors and Legal Consultants Pvt. Ltd. which cover the following service lines: 1. Energy Advisory Services 2. Real Estate Advisory Services 3. Business and Financial Advisory Services 4. Corporate Secretarial Services 5. Legal Advisory Services Headquartered in Jaipur, Rajasthan (India), we also have representative offices in Bahrain, Dubai, Delhi and Mumbai. Our founders are all senior professionals having advanced degree in law, electrical engineering, computer science, management, finance and political science. Our consultants and affiliates include retired senior government officers and bureaucrats, seasoned finance professionals, lawyers of High Court and Supreme Court and experienced industry leaders. Delivering Service Excellence Merryland Real Estate and Consultants Pvt. Ltd. and Merryland Solicitors and Legal Consultants Pvt. Ltd. F-68, Vinay Path, Kantichandra Road, Banipark,...
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...Main Idol. What are they really? No, they are not God’s / priests’ flash cards when they forget the *shlokas*. The copper plate absorbs earth’s magnetic waves and radiates it to the surroundings. Thus a person regularly visiting a temple and walking clockwise around the Main Idol receives the beamed magnetic waves and his body absorbs it. This is a very slow process and a regular visit will let him absorb more of this positive energy. Scientifically, it is the positive energy that we all require to have a healthy life. Further, the Sanctum is closed on three sides. This increases the effect of all energies. The lamp that is lit radiates heat energy and also provides light inside the sanctum to the priests or *poojaris* performing the pooja. The ringing of the bells and the chanting of prayers takes a worshipper into trance, thus not letting his mind waver. When done in groups, this helps people forget...
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...Rishika Rathi , and Pooja Chokhani , B.Com Department , I st Semester Ri Rishika Rathi , and Pooja Chokhani ,B.Com Department , I st Semester THE DRAWBACKS IN ENVIRONMENTAL LEGESLATIONS IN INDIA: In today's world the conservation, protection and improvement of human environment are major issues all over the world. Human environment consists of physical environment and biological environment. Physical environment covers land, water and air. Biological environment includes plants, animals and other organisms. Industrialization, urbanization, explosion of population, over exploitation, disruption of natural ecological balances, destruction of plant and animal species for economic reasons are the major reasons behind environment deterioration. Our country’s degradation of environment degrades the global environment. Therefore, it is all the more important to have legislations to protect our environment. 1.Introduction In the Constitution of India it is stated that it is the duty of the state to ‘protect and improve the environment and to safeguard the forests and wildlife of the country’. It is the duty on every citizen ‘to protect and improve the natural environment including forests, lakes, rivers, and wildlife'. The Department of Environment was established in India in 1980 to ensure a healthy environment for the country. This later came to be known as the Ministry of Environment and...
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...ASSESSMENT TASK-1 CASE STUDY SALES BUDGET ITEM JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH TOTAL 1. $30,000 30000+(10/100×30000) = $33,000 33000+(50/100×33000) = $49,500 $112500 OPERATING EXPENSES BUDGET Operating expenses SALES JANAURY FEBRUARY MARCH Salary to partners 9167 9167 9167 Salary to others 6667 6667 6667 Stationery 167 167 167 Electricity 100 100 100 Travel 600 660 990 Bank charges 133 133 133 Phone 240 240 240 Rent 1800 1800 1800 Total 18874 18934 19264 Other expenses Depreciation 167 167 167 Advertising 300 330 495 Total 467 497 662 Total expenses 19341 19431 19926 Total = 58698 CASH FLOW BUDGET ITEMS JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH TOTAL Cash at Bank 12,000 22,826 36,562 12000 Sales revenue 30,000 33,000 49,500 112,500 Total 42,000 55,826 86,062 124500 Less cash payment 19,174 19,264 19,759 58197 Depreciation 22826 36562 66303 125691 BUDGETED INCOME STATEMENT ITEMS AMOUNTS Sales revenue 112500 Less operating expenses 55098 Net profit 55098 CASE STUDY PART B DUTIES SPECIFIC ORGANISATIONAL INFORMATION, SUPPORT, RESOURCES REQUIRED INVOICING It will involve request and purchase order of the company. A document should be there which will have all the information related to sales and transactions. All the payments will be stated in the invoice. PURCHASE ORDERS This is the first official order issued by the company to a customer. So basically it will create an agreement between company and customer that the deal is made. PROCESSING CHEQUES...
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...Freshers’ 13 Name (PGP-1) | Name (PGP-2) | Swati Sachdeva | Abhinav Sahu | Sonal Dhingra | Abhinav Thakur | Priya Bajaj | Abhishek Mandal | Bhumish Sheth | Aditi Chamaria | Tikendra Singh | Aditi Garde | Manish Dhar | Aditi Rastogi | Anjali Das | Aditya Akhauri | Pooja Bhanage | | Anshuman Sharma | Akanksha Mittal | Debapriyo Banerjee | Akansha Agarwal | Manisha Malhotra | Akash Deepsexhaina | Megha Kimothi | Akshay Agrawal | Rishank Kaul | Amy Thomas | Varun Dhawan | Anisha Tandon | Vaibhav tayal | Ankeeta Deb | Saumya Tewari | Ankit Choudhary | Abhishek Mathur | Ankita Datta | Zeel Gandhi | Ankita Sajrekar | Apoorva Bhatia | Anshul Aggarwal (Kachnar) | Disha Patel | Anshul Aggrawal (Amaltas) | Abhinav Mishra | Anusha Srinivasan | Saurabh KV | Anushree Chinchwadkar | Sarvesh Pawshe | Apara Nagar | R.Balaje | Aparna Giri | Ayush Pawan Agarwal | Apoorva Gupta | Ninisha Deshpande | Arunalo Sinha | Tanvi Singhal | | Pavan Akella | Ashwini Kulkarni | Chirag Mediratta | Bhakti Korgaonkar | Sanketa Kapse | Himish Shah | Shivani Karkal | Bipin Pinjani | Shradha Shivnani | | Anshul Sati | Chandanbala Samdariya | Nainika Chauhan | Daksh Kalia | Aarushi Makhija | Danish Rumane | Aditi Jain | Dharam Chedda | Russell Longjam | Dimple Grover | Komal Goyal | Dr. Gaurav Garg | Ankur Kapoor | Eesha Kharbanda | Kunjal Kaw | Enakshee Deva | Jigeesha Nayyar | Gaurav Dhobal | Mehleka Bhaisaheb | Bhuwan Kathuria...
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...of poverty in India,” 2012). Besides land, India is a great source for natural resources. It is abundant in iron, manganese, mica, coal and perennially flowing rivers that are used to generate hydroelectricity. Also, the purchase of agricultural land is not funded by banks. This restricts enterprise in agriculture. The lack of infrastructure adds to this dilemma. The underdeveloped transport and means of communication interfere with the development of the society and the nation as a whole. This adds to the poverty of the country. Inefficient transport makes transfer of services difficult. Agricultural marketing is difficult and defective, industries are devoid of power supply and raw materials and marketing of finished goods is improper (Pooja Mehta, n.d.). According to statistics, approximately 60% of the India’s population is employed in agriculture whereas the contribution of agriculture to the GDP of the country is only 18% (“Poverty in India,” n.d.). However, despite the copious resources and massive man power that India possesses, it lacks proper utilization of the resources available at its...
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