...September 2009, shop owner and father-of-three Ravinder Singh (known as Ravi) was stabbed kidnapped and robbed of his shop takings before being left for dead in a quiet street in Hanwell, West London. Ravi’s terrifying ordeal started about 1025pm just after he locked up Dallas Liquor Mart on the Uxbridge Road, the family-owned off-licence. He walked around to the street to the back of the shop and was about to get into his white Mercedes Sprinter van when he was jumped by three black men in their mid-20s all wearing three-quarter length high-visibility jackets. . Ravinder & Ranjit Virdi They shoved him into the front seat of his van and drove a few hundred yards around the corner, stopping on Hatfield Road where they demanded money. It was only now that Ravinder realised he had been stabbed twice in the chest. He insisted they take him to a hospital but his pleas were ignored him and they took £900 of blood-stained money. One of the men then got out of the vehicle. Instead of letting Ravi go, they drove onto Grosvenor Road stopping at the junction with Uxbridge Road. Desperate to get help, Ravi saw two pedestrians crossing the road in front of him and sounded the horn, trying to get their attention. The men began hitting him and shoved him into the foot well. One of them held a knife up to his eye: “You do anything like that again and I’m going to cut your eye out,” he shouted, before holding the knife against Ravinder’s back. Ravinder knew that the only thing he could do was...
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...How did the Indian National Congress win support and what part did it play in ending British rule? The Indian Independence Act of 1947 marked a watershed upon the history of India and imperialism, predicating the protracted, but evident, retreat of empire. A body of influences are readily available in providing a depth of understanding of the event; it is, however, the permeating legacy of the Indian national congress that has been routinely identified as a political organisation synonymous with the departure of empire and colonialism. The remit of this essay focuses our attention upon the development and narrative of the Indian National Congress, and the use of its political structure in exercising and mobilising nationalist sentiments throughout the Asian subcontinent. Although instrumental and inherently central to the discussion of Indian independence, one must retain an open and wider view of the multitude of pressures, from within and without, that ultimately led to British withdrawal. It would be prudent therefore to accommodate the international economic and political circumstances that restricted the manoeuvrability of the British following the Second World War, and its noticeable influence upon the retreat of imperialism, upon the wider discussion of the end of British rule. Although providing the structure of national identity, the degree to which the congress had a direct impact upon the redirection of imperial policy is subject to speculation. The narrative...
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...[pic] Communication and Information Management ITC105 Assignment task 1 Student name : Lan Huong Tran Student ID : 11478318 Lecturer : Margaret Redestowicz Education in Developing Countries Article 1: Singh, S., Bankole, A., & Woog, V. (2005) “Evaluating the need for sex education in developing countries: sexual behaviour, knowledge of preventing sexually transmitted infections/HIV and unplanned pregnancy” . Sex Education,Vol. 5 Issue 4, p307-331, 25p In this article Singh et al., review a deep sight into the degree of need for necessary knowledge of sex education in developing countries. This article has three main points. First, it pointed out the major factors which impact how sex education can be instructed and brought advantages for young generation in developing countries. Further, it also mention about evidence on particular key indicators of behaviours and understanding amongst young generations in sub- Saharan Africa, Latin America and Caribbean. Singh et al. has classified the information separately for young men and women. At last, the evidence has been used to emphasize the nature and extend of need for young teenage in sex education. Therefore, this article brings the better view of range and the limitation of missing sex education in developing countries....
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...Journal of Management and Social Sciences Vol. 3, No. 1, (Spring 2007) 11-21 Applicability of the Theories of Monopoly and Perfect Competition -Some Implications Ravinder Rena * College of Arts and Social Sciences Eritrea Institute of Technology Gobind M. Herani * Indus Institute of Higher Education (IIHE) ABSTRACT This paper addresses the concern that monopolies arise naturally out of the free market. An attempt is made to compare and contrast two theories of monopoly economic and political monopoly that this is not true. This paper further demonstrates that the two theories of monopoly have their separate roots in two opposite theories of competition: perfect competition and competition as rivalry. Hence the paper discusses only one of these theories of competition accurately describes the nature of competition in an economy. Besides, the paper also delves the two theories of competition and monopolies are derived from collectivist and individualist political philosophy. It illustrates how perfect competition and economic monopoly have undermined economists' understanding of the actual nature of both competition and monopoly. After investigating these theories, an attempt to made to apply them to show how one can come to very different conclusions about when monopoly power does and does not exist. Keywords : Monopoly, Perfect Competition, firm, industry, government, egalitarianism, etc. 1. INTRODUCTION It is often claimed that a free market leads to large firms gaining...
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...a manufacturing hub for Samsung worldwide. Not that Leeviews his "strategy revitalisation" effort as an attempt to change things. "What weadopted in 2007 was not really a change in strategy but an evolution of our strategy,"he insists.Surely not? Over the past decade, Samsung has clung to its premium positioning, with products that emphasised design, aesthetics and cutting-edge technology and pricesthat were commensurately higher. Until now. For the first time, it is movingdownwards, so much so that industry observers believe Samsung may go after themasses much like its arch rival LG Electronics did until a couple of years ago:already, Samsung flat televisions are among the cheapest in the market.Samsung India Deputy Managing Director, Ravinder Zutshi, vehemently rejects the price warrior tag, though. "Samsung is not a price warrior but today we are ascompetitively priced as our rivals. The focus is on expansion and deeper market penetration," he says.So, which is it? Evolutionary or radical change in strategy? Decide for yourself.Volumes do matter In 2005,...
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...Application Receipt Applicant Details: Application Reference No. Service Type Type of Application Application Submitted Date Date of Birth Gender Employment Type Marital Status Place of Birth Given Name Surname Father's Name Mother's Name Present Address Applicants References: First Reference Details Second Reference Details Payment Details:# Payment Status Appointment Details: PSK Location Date and Time of Appointment Appointment Id Reporting Time 14-0006987718 FRESH Normal 06/07/2014 17/03/1994 MALE STUDENT SINGLE KAPURTHALA,KAPURTHALA,PUNJAB ASHISH CHADHA CHADHA BHUPINDER KUMAR CHADHA SADHNA CHADHA 864,URBAN ESTATE KPAURTHALA, KAPURTHALA, KAPURTHALA, 144601, PUNJAB, INDIA HIRA SINGH MOMI 928,URBAN ESTATE KAPURTHALA, 9815300444, 9815300444 RAVINDER K SHARMA 845,URBAN ESTATE KAPURTHSLA, 9417657606, 9417657606 Not paid Thanks for showing your interest in 'Passport Seva SMS Services' enrolment. Please pay Rs 30/- (THIRTY ONLY) in cash as the Enrolment Charges during your visit to Passport Seva Kendra. Note: Applicant should reach the Passport Seva Kendra by the reporting tim e m entioned above for pre-checking of docum ents to avoid any hassles in issuance of token. Applicant should bring all the originals and one set of photo copy, photo copies should be self attested by the applicant. One accom panying person from the fam ily w ill be allow ed along w ith Senior Citizens, Physically Challenged, Illiterate and Minor applicants only. Applicant w ill not be issued token at Passport...
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...Sohail Vakalia Professor Eric Fortier 24th November 2015 ‘Speed thrills but kills’ The increased volumes of traffic over the last decade have caused a tremendous increase in the ratio of accidents that take place on roads. Automobile development has allowed its consumer market to choose from a variety of super cars and bikes. Even though speed is one of the most contributing factors in accidents, it is not always the cause. Do certain modes of vehicles have more chances of getting into an accident compared to others? Studies have shown that those who prefer to ride motor cycles have a higher chance of getting involved into an accident. Throughout this article, we will analyse different reasons and statistics that support this notion. Motorcycles are often seen as a dangerous mode of transportation due to their less than safe structure. Unlike cars, a motorcycle requires immaculate balance and a sharp precision of senses. Due to its nature, small size and speed, motor cycles have a high probability of injuring its riders. The first really successful motorcycle was built in 1901. The people who built it were Michael and Eugene Werner. They adopted the classic style of motorcycle that is used today with the motor between your legs and underneath the gas tank. The word "motorcycle”, wasn't really even used until the end of the twentieth century. Motorcycle meant and bicycle or tricycle with an engine. Some of the kinds of motorcycles were two-wheeled bikes, three-wheeled bikes...
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...Party (BJP) took over the government. Ongoing tensions with Pakistan escalated to the brink of nuclear war in 2002. At the same time, India is a growing democracy with a population reaching a billion. Indian mass culture has also expanded, as its commercial film industry, known as "Bollywood," becomes the most productive in the world. Some artists take inspiration from or appropriate actual elements of local mass culture; some also address current events in their works. A few artists and art critics in India have begun to conceptualize their unique position in international contemporary art. Related Cited Works of Art or Images (4) Nalini Malani, Remembering Toba Tek Singh Nalini Malani, Remembering Toba Tek Singh Ravinder Reddy, Appayamma Rummana Hussain, A Space for Healing Timelines (1) Primary Thematic Essays (5) Other Thematic Essays (21) Maps (2) Index Terms (14) Share A few artists and art...
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...children to develop relationships with others of their own race and culture. With 40 percent of all adoptions transracial, it is something many couples have to think about when adopting (Adoption USA). Before World War II, transracial adoption was almost nonexistent. After World War II, many children were left orphaned and U.S. citizens began to adopt internationally. 84 percent of international adoption are transracial. Similar rises in international adoption happened after the Korean war and the Vietnam War. The amount of international adoptions rose dramatically in the 1960s and 70s. During that time, the amount of domestic adoptions lowered due to the legalizations of abortion and contraceptives in the United States (Ellen Herman) (Ravinder Barn). In 1994, the Multi-ethnic Placement Act (MEPA) was passed and then amended in 1996. The act states that any state or organization involved in adoption or foster care cannot “deny an individual the opportunity to foster or adopt” or “delay or deny a child’s placement into foster care or adoption” based “on the child or prospective parent’s race, color, or national origin” (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services). In 1972, the National Association of Black Social Workers (NABSW) issued a statement against transracial adoption, specifically between African-American children and caucasian parents. Since then, they have maintained their opinion on the issue. According to the NABSW in their latest position paper written in 2013...
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...YOUTH SUICIDE IN INDIA Ravinder Kaur, a professor at IIT Delhi in her case study observed that according to WHO, India has one of the highest Suicides rates worldwide, with about 40% people who commit suicides being under the age of 30.the focus has been on farmer Suicides as these have political resonance and their causes can often be traced to economic crises and government policies. The death of a farmer is often the death of a breadwinner impacting immediately the livelihood of his or her dependants. Though youth Suicides outnumber farmers farmer Suicides, little attention has been paid to the risk factors and the causes of Suicides in the demographic. Attention to student Suicides is paid only around Board exams, when stress levels across the Indian urban middle class are high or when a student at an IIT,IIM or the AIIMS, commit Suicides .Institutions conduct internal inquiries and come up with the usual factors of stress, inability to perform, parental pressure or issues of failed personal relationships. Some observes have noted that many Dalit students have committed suicide in elite institution, pointing a finger at stress experienced due to caste discrimination. Others point to fear of failure and dismissal once admission has been, individual psychology plays a role in every case. The recent Suicides in elite institution like IITs and raise several questions. Due to the...
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...MAKE IN INDIA REPORT Place: Chandigarh PHD Date: 25th September 2014. INTRODUCTION PrimeMinister Narendra Modi launched the 'Make in India' campaign on Thursday, ahead of his maiden visit to the US, rolling out the red carpet to investors to catapult India, on the global manufacturing stage. The focus will be on 25 sectors and the respective ministries - heavy industries, telecom, power and others. All this to develop India or as the prime minister says, to 'First develop India'. The event apart from attracting the Indian corporate bigwigs saw participation from representatives from companies from countries such as US, Japan, Korea, Sweden, Poland, Australia, China, Italy, Germany and France. The Prime Minister acknowledged that India has not been the friendliest nation to do business in, assured investors that the country is headed for a change. He made a compelling pitch for India, mentioning that only India offers the 3Ds: Democracy, Demography and Demand. He emphasized digital technology as being an integral part of the change and advocated a 'Look East' and 'Link West' policy in the country. Narendra Modi highlighted some very specific initiatives that will help drive this change. He also mentioned some very specific KPIs to measure the effectiveness of the campaign. A few of these are detailed below: 1. An increase in manufacturing sector growth to 12-14% per annum over the medium term. 2. An increase in the share of manufacturing in the country’s Gross Domestic...
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...Universiti Malaysia Sarawak, Malaysia Dr. Abu Hassan bin Md. Isa Universiti Malaysia Sarawak, Malaysia Dr. Ahmad Shuib Universiti Malaysia Sarawak, Malaysia Dr. J.A Nassir bin Shaari Universiti Malaysia Sarawak, Malaysia Dr. Khairil Annuar Mohd Kamal Universiti Malaysia Sarawak, Malaysia Dr. Hammad Akbar University of East Anglia Norwich NR47TJ, UK Dr. George Tovstiga University of Reading, Greenlands, Henley, UK Dr. Nita H. Shah University of Gujarat, India Dr. Siddhartha Sarkar Dinhata College West, Bengal, India Dr. Falendra K. Sudan University of Jammu and Kashmir Dr. Jotirmayee Kar ICFAI Business School, India Dr. Mansoor-uz-Zafar Dawood Ector, BIZTECK Dr. Stephen Miti Kapunda University of Botswana Dr. Ravinder Rena Eritrea Institute of Technology, North East Africa Dr. P. Malyadri Government Degree College Dr. Shafiq ur Rehman University of Karachi-Pakistan Dr. Muhammad Rashid Kamal Ansari FUUAST, Karachi-Pakistan Dr. Rana Khalid Naeem University of Karachi-Pakistan Dr. Muhammad Ayub Khan Yusufzai University of Karachi-Pakistan Dr. Arif Kamal...
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...mNATIONAL GREEN TRIBUNAL, PRINCIPAL BENCH (NEW DELHI) CAUSE LIST Joint Sitting of Court No. I & 2 FARIDKOT HOUSE Date: 24th July, 2014 TIME: 11.00 AM HON’BLE MR JUSTICE Swatanter Kumar CHAIRPERSON HON’BLE MR JUSTICE Melath Sasidharan Nambiar JUDICIAL MEMBER HON’BLE Dr. Devendra Kumar Agrawal EXPERT MEMBER HON’BLE Prof. A.R. Yousuf EXPERT MEMBER HON’BLE Dr. R.C. Trivedi EXPERT MEMBER S.No 1. Case No. Appeal No. 67/2013 (M.A No. 573/2013) Parties Counsel For Parties FOR PRONOUNCEMENT OF JUDGMENT Sunil Kumar Samanta Mr. Jayant K. Mehta, Adv. for Appellant Vs West Bengal PCB & Ors. Remarks Mr. Amit Agrawal, Adv. for R – 1 to 5 Mr. Bikas Kar Gupta, Adv. for R - 6 Date: 24th July, 2014 TIME: After the above Bench HON’BLE MR JUSTICE Swatanter Kumar CHAIRPERSON HON’BLE MR JUSTICE Melath Sasidharan Nambiar JUDICIAL MEMBER HON’BLE Prof. A.R. Yousuf EXPERT MEMBER HON’BLE MR Bikram Singh Sajwan EXPERT MEMBER HON’BLE Mr. Ranjan Chatterjee EXPERT MEMBER S.No 1. Case No. Original Application No. 305/2013 Parties Counsel For Parties AFTER NOTICE Balam Singh Rawat Mr. S.K. Bhattacharya, Adv. for Applicant Vs Govt. of NCT of Delhi & Ors. Mr. Biraja Mahapatra, Adv. for R – 1 & 2 Mr. Rajkumar, Adv. for R – 3 Mr. Vikas Malhotra, Adv. for R – 4 Mr. Arun Kumar Sharma, Adv. for R – 5 Mr. B.V. Niren, Adv. for R – 6 Mr. Sunil Goel, Adv. for R – 7 Mr. Navneet Panwar, Adv. for R – 8 Mr. Narender Hooda, Sr. Adv. along with Mr. Vineet Malik, Adv. for State of Haryana Remarks 2. Original Application...
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...A PROJECT REPORT ON “Analysis of derivative segment (Future & Options Market) of capital market” SUBMITTED BY: RAVINDER SINGH NEGI NRS/011304 In the partial fulfillment of the requirement as per THE INSTITUTE OF COST AND WORKS ACCOUTANT OF INDIA Institute of Cost and Works accountant of India Delhi Office 3, Institutional Area Lodhi Road, New Delhi - 110003 Phones: 011-24622156, 24521492 Fax: 011-43583642, 24622156, 24618645 DECLARATION I hereby declare that the Project report has been prepared by me during the year 2011. In partial fulfillment of the requirement for the award of the degree of Institute of Cost and Works Accountant of India (NIRC). Ravinder Singh Negi Place:--New Delhi Date:--...
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