Showing posts with label passionate about india. Show all posts
Showing posts with label passionate about india. Show all posts

Monday, December 9, 2013

Friday, March 15, 2013

Green Tea

Green Tea - Camellia Sinensis

Humans, we have been drinking tea for thousands of years, but in the last couple of decades a number of potential health benefits have been attributed to this age old beverage. Black Tea and Green Tea are made from the same plant, but a higher level of the original substances endure in the less-processed green form.

Medical Benefits:

Cancer Prevention;
Gingivitis - non destructive periodontal disease;
Diabetes;
Heart Disease Prevention;
High Cholesterol Control;
Influenza Prevention;
Liver Disease Prevention;
Rosales - Pimples;
Sun Damage Protection;
Weight Loss;




Friday, January 18, 2013

White Label ATMs - WLAs in India

Non-bank entities that setting up, owning and operating ATMs in India is called as White Label ATM Operators (WLAO). Non-bank owned & operated ATMs are called as White Label ATMs (WLAs).

On June 20, 2012 Reserve Bank of India (RBI) invited applications from minimum Rs.100 Crore net worth non-bank entities which incorporated in India under Companies Act 1956, to get authorisation to set up WLAs.

With an 23-25% year-on-year growth in the number of ATMs (90,000+ presently), their deployment has been predominantly in Tier I and Tier II centres. Adding on to banks efforts in this direction lots more to be done.

This move from RBI is to encourage setting up ATMs in Tier III and Tier IV centres and rural India.

After obtaining authorisation from RBI under the Payment and Settlement Systems (PSS) Act 2007 WLAs can start the operations in India. As a prerequisite non-banking entities getting authorisation for WLAs shoulda maintain a minimum net worth of Rs.100 crore at all times.

Information Source: www.rbi.org.in


'PerFormer' will be a 'Former' one day.

All the great team will have their bad day.

In today's (18-01-2013) match Australian Cricket Team scored its 2nd least score of 74 runs for a 10 wicket loss against Srilanka Cricket Team. Score card was reading in 18 overs 38 runs for 8 wicket loss. The last 2 wicket partnerships scored equally to the prior 8 wicket partnerships.

Any day it's a sport. Take it sportive. No fights and No complaining about the players - we are not experts to evaluate their performance in one match.

They, players, have come a long way playing the same sport and yes, there is a time to retire - let them decide on it. They are published around the world, they play for a national team, they made us proud at many a times, they even won the World cups, they know when they are ill, they know when they are struggling, they know when to say good bye. Lets give them their space.

#Respect the Sport #Respect the Performer #No Performer is God #PerFormer will be a Former one day.

Tuesday, July 17, 2012

New duster which dust-off a driver’s unpleasant physical sensation on Indian road.

New duster which dust-off a driver’s unpleasant physical sensation on Indian road.

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India has a new entry on roads to compete with existing SUV range of vehicles, the all new Duster from Renault.  Renault India has launched its Sports Utility Vehicle (SUV) Duster from Renault. Duster packed with premium features. We can say that luxury comes at competitive price.

Ex-Showroom Price Tags:
Petrol Variant:  Rs. 7,19,000 / Rs. 8,19,000.
Diesel Variant (83hp): Rs. 7,99,000 / Rs. 8,99,000 / Rs. 9,99,000.
Diesel Variant (108hp): Rs.9,99,000 / Rs.10,99,000 / Rs.11,29,000.

Features:
Cutting-edge technologies are included in very competitive price tags like Key less entry with answer back function, reverse parking sensor, on-board trip computer with multi functional displays, rear defogger for better visibility.

Duster comes with
·         16 inch aluminium wheels.
·         Double barrel head lights.
·         Roof rails.
·         Radiator grill – Chrome finish.
·         Muscular wheel arches.
·         Turning radius 5.2 m (less than even few hatch-backs on the Indian roads).
·         Variants with diesel power-trains and a power-optimized petrol unit.
·         Separate rear AC with independent control.

Engine:

Diesel variant will feature with

  • Fuel efficient 1.5 K9K THP, cross rail diesel injection (dCi) diesel unit, which delivers 108 hp of power at 3,900 rpm and 248 Nm of torque at 2,250 rpm will balanced with  a 6-speed manual transmission collaboration.
  • RxE & RxL diesel variants will come with 1.5 K9K THP, cross rail diesel injection (dCi) diesel unit, which delivers 83 hp of power at 3,75 rpm and 200 Nm of torque at 1,900 rpm.

Petrol variant will feature with
·         1.6 litre K4M power-train, 102 hp of power at 5,850 rpm and 145 Nm of torque at 3,750 rpm with 5-speed manual gearbox.

Mileage: 

·         Diesel Variant with 108 hp: 19.01 kmpl (Source: ARAI).
·         Diesel Variant with 83 hp: 20.45 kmpl (Source: ARAI).
·         Petrol variant with 102 hp: 13.24 kmpl (Source: ARAI).


Other Specifications:

·         Wheel base: 2,673 mm.
·         Capacity: 5 Seater.
·         Carrying Capacity: 1064 litre.
·         Boot Capacity: 475 Litre.

Safety:

·         ABS – Anti-lock Braking System.
·         EBD – Electronic Brake-force Distribution with brake assist.
·         Side impact beams.

Maintenance cost factors is not so clear. In terms of value for money – Renault Duster is worth a go. The economy lovers who want to drive a SUV for very long lime – here is your SUV. Pack and say bye – holidays will be easy with Renault Duster.

Wednesday, May 2, 2012

Golden Rules to Avoid Management Crises.

Golden Rules to Avoid Management Crises.

They raise the effective manager’s efficiency when they occur and after they occur:

1- To be a successful manager, you should identify individuals who are outstanding in their performance and behavior and seek to promote their skills.

2- To action can succeed without a definite time program, and a program of action without planning is impossible to implement. You should also place alternatives to avoid crises.

3- It is wrong to seek to solve all problems simultaneously. You should set priorities.

4- You should learn the most important thing about everything. Learn everything about the most important  things in your field of work.

5- To receive observations is part of the manager’s profession and it is proficient to be ready for them and deal with them and encourage, yet it is wrong to accept criticism or an opinion without making a comment or as a matter to be granted.

6- Your strength does not lie in power given to you by your superior. Rather, your influence lies in the acceptance you can get among your colleagues and supervisors.

7- The correct option in the wrong time and the wrong opinion in the right time are both bad and so are decisions.

8- You should expect pressures in work. A successful manager should reduce their effect on crisis occurrence, in cooperation with the team, discipline in work, creativity, high drive for achievement and overcoming insufficient time.

9- The issue is not to face problems, difficulties or losses and the aim is not to make profits or overcome rivals but rather in the final outcome: Is it or not to your benefit? Is this outcome to the benefit of the entity or not?

10- Believe it or not, the problem is not how to deal with the crisis but how to behave after its ends. What are the necessary preventive measures? What are the means and alternatives to resume activity?

The effective manager’s management behavior includes the following points:

  •  Closing the door before crisis occurrence.
  •  Reducing the opportunities for crisis occurrence.
  •  Having indicators of crisis occurrence.
  •  Expecting and monitoring signs of crisis occurrence.
  •  Facing and reducing the passive aspects of crises and   acting    positively towards them.
  •  Having the possibility of getting advantages from crisis occurrence.
Source: Extracted from various sources.

Saturday, January 28, 2012

The Facebook Effect...

Wondering what these social media can do in our daily life and in our daily business, these days it become's as a part of our daily activities. Every morning - wake up FB Notification check !, then getting up from bed. So, today FB is even in our bed.

How those young people made it, How they made all the global business giants their followers and customers for FB Marketing. Today even the FB Analytic's makes hell a lot of revenue. The FB - Social media plugin makes sense on all the business websites. They speak to general public or even to the targeted segment via FB. The most amazing thing is, a week ago one of the globally listed multinational consulting firm announced its 19th annual general meeting via Facebook before any other media.

In India we are really slow in accepting this huge change in social media, we are still reluctant in having a engaging Facebook page. Fortune 1000 companies has their highest customer engagement through Facebook and Twitter. We make plugins for them as a ITES but not making one for our-self. When we going to make it ? Even the Management Consulting firms releasing their reports saying India has more potential - in terms of Job market, Revenue and Business Opportunities and what not. 

They are doing it again ! Yes, they are. We work for them and we place ourselves in their lock. I wish we Indians should have changed a little earlier - Facebook is not running with out our economy. We Indians mean more than 40% share of Facebook's revenue. Let's encourage it and grow with it. 

Don't just be a user of social platform in Facebook, be a user of the business platform in Facebook.

Wednesday, November 23, 2011

CYRUS P MISTRY SUCCESSOR OF RATAN TATA


The long wait is over now. After 18 meetings of selection committee to choose the next chairman of India's industrial pillar Tata Sons, the official announcement is made in-front of media and public. The next legend in Indian industrial history 

Ratan Tata announced his successor as Cyrus P Mistry.

“I will be committed to working with him over the next year to give him the exposure, the involvement and the operating experience to equip him to undertake the full responsibility of the Group on my retirement,” Tata said.

Mr. Mistry said he was deeply honoured by this appointment. “I am aware that an enormous responsibility, with a great legacy, has been entrusted to me,” he said in a statement.
He announced that he will legally dissociate himself from the management of his family businesses to avoid any issue of conflict of interest. Shapoorji Pallonji Mistry, father of the new deputy chairman of Tata Sons, owns 18 per cent in Tata Sons. The Shapoorji Pallonji Group is into construction, textile, water treatment and other businesses. Cyrus Mistry is currently the managing director of the $ 2 bn SP Group.

Executive Profile of Cyrus P Mistry : Shri. Cyrus Pallonji Mistry serves as Senior Vice President of Production of DQ Entertainment Plc. Mr. Mistry serves as Senior Vice President of Business Development and Technology at DQ Entertainment (International) Limited. He serves as Chairman of the Board of Shapoorji Pallonji Group and Afcons Infrastructure Limited. He has over 22 years of experience in the Indian entertainment industry in the fields of filmmaking and animation, technical and production pipeline management. Mr. Mistry serves as a Director Tata Sons Limited. He has been a Non-executive Director of Forbes & Company Ltd. (alternate name: Forbes Gokak Ltd.) since June 23, 2003. He was associated with Convergence Media Private Limited India, as Senior Vice President - Operations and Planning and UTV Toons India. Mr. Mistry serves as Director of following companies: Forvol International Services Ltd., Shapoorji Pallonji & Co. Ltd., Cyrus Investments Ltd. Shapoorji Pallonji Power Co. Ltd., Buildbazaar Technologies (India) Pvt. Ltd., Sterling Investment Corporation Pvt. Ltd., Samalpatti Power Co. Pvt. Ltd., Shapoorji Pallonji & Co. (Rajkot) Pvt. Ltd., Shapoorji Pallonji Finance Ltd., Shapoorji Pallonji Infrastructure Capital Co. Ltd., Oman Shapoorji Construction Co. Ltd., and Muscat Pallonji Shapoorji & Co. Pvt. Ltd. He served as a Director of Tata Elxsi Limited, from September 24, 1990 to October 26, 2009. Mr. Mistry served as a Director of Tata Power Co. Ltd. until September 18, 2006 and of United Motors(India) until November 26, 2009. He served as Director of Gokak Textiles Ltd. until July 7, 2008. He is Fellow of the Institute of Civil Engineers. Mr. Mistry holds B.E.(Civil Engineering) from Imperial College, London and Master of Science in Management from London Business School. He holds a Bachelor of Commerce from Mumbai University. He is also on the board of the Construction Federation of India, the Imperial College Advisory Board, the board of governors of the National Institute of Construction Management and Research (NICMAR).

Let the next lion rule. Wish him all success.