
Thursday, March 27, 2008
Black wednesday

Sunday, March 23, 2008
Citigroup's loss equals that of all Indian banks

But, despite this huge loss of close to 43 billion dollars, the US banking behemoth is still valued more than all the Indian banks taken together.
The market capitalisation of Citigroup has dropped by 26.63 per cent since the beginning of the current calendar year, making it the worst performer among the top 30 blue-chips in the US that constitute the benchmark Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) index in the American equity market.
The percentage loss in Citigroup's market cap is lower than that of Bombay Stock Exchange's banking sector index Bankex as well as a number of Indian banks in the same period.
However, owing to the larger market value of the US banking giant, the absolute loss is equivalent to the collective loss sufferred by all the 18 banks present on the BSE Bankex index.
Citigroup, which has been among the worst affected from the US subprime crisis, has seen its market value getting eroded by close to 43 billion dollars since the beginning of the current year. A similar loss has been recorded by the 18 Indian banks during the same period.
While Citigroup's market value has dropped from about 161 billion dollars at the end of 2007 to 118 billion dollars at present, that of the 18 Bankex companies has dropped from about Rs 5,35,960 crore (136 billion dollars) to close to Rs 3,64,522 crore (about 92 billion dollars).
"The ideas are priceless"
Saturday, March 22, 2008
Who Says the world is flat?

The challenge that global inequality poses for managing globalization so that it works for the developing world. I argues that inequality matters to people. Moreover, in developing countries, where markets and politics are far-from-perfect, inequality can be destructive, reducing prospects for growth, poverty reduction, and good government. It is a fundamental problem of globalization--that it is asymmetric, i.e. that it benefits the rich more than the poor, both within and across countries. The world is not flat as argued by "New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman". Rather, what appears to be a level playing field to people on the surface is actually a field full of craters in which poor people and poor countries are stuck. The implications of these craters for shared prosperity, global security, and global social justice. The core problem: We have a global economy but no effective global polity. You can see in your life that everyday, everything is not same. Nothing is 100%. No one is perfect. Therefore worls is not flat.
White Noise

Why do [some] people struggling for an income end up using an expensive check cashing service when the bank right next door will let them have a checking account for free?
Why do [some] students spend an hour fighting about their homework instead of ten minutes just doing it?
Why do customers fall for slick come ons or fancy financing instead of buying what's best for them?
Why is it so easy to fool voters with patently false accusations?
Why do some people turn a routine traffic stop into a life-endangering argument with the cop?
Why can't worthy charities (with dreary stories) raise more money than they do?
I think in every case the answer is the same: Internal noise. [I got a few notes about check cashing services, by the way. In many cities, there are banks that have sensible policies for low income customers, and most jobs that use a payroll service like ADP offer direct deposit. The combination would save a large number of people a lot of time and money, and my point isn't that there are enough financial services available to the less fortunate (there aren't) but that if it weren't for a fear of banks, plenty more people would take advantage of the services that are available. Rs 250 a week for check cashing might account for 30% of someone's disposal income, which is a sin.
My friend Chetan was on a plane once and his seatmate kept looking at him. He finally said, "Is the noise inside my head bothering you?"
Just about everyone has noise inside their head. It's a noise that keeps them from being rational, that forces them to avoid the simple truths sometimes, that makes them unable to take a shortcut when a long (more emotional one) is available. If you as a marketer(/fundraiser/teacher/blogger/salesperson/parent) are assuming that all the citizens in your audience have genius level, you're almost certainly making a mistake and you're paying for it every day.
Silent ... Noise in Red Sea

It was a amazing experience in my ever life on the eve of Holi. In this article Silent noise is none other than our faculty" Pavan soni", who enjoyed holi with the students of ISBR. And red sea is Holi. No one was expected that Pavan sir will come today for enjoy the Holi with us. When I heard that Pavan sir is coming today then i feel so happy. I wanted to celebrate holi with pavan sir which comes true today. It was really silent..............noise which no one imagined.
Friday, March 21, 2008
It happens with me ...........
Today started with colours and new thoughts. He was waiting for someone who call him and wish him happy holi. But it could not happen. It was his bad luck. Afetr having lunch he went Forum alone where he feel very unhappy. Because my friend not called him 2 wish happy holi. It happened with theme sometimes. when i enterd in forum he saw few persons was advertising their brand named " women horlicks". The structure which they made was like 360 degree approach. But i think it should be 180 degree approach not 360 degree. Then he saw few people walking here and there, some were talking in mobile, some were siting with their girlfriend and so on. After then he entered in the book store named " Landmark".he read some magazines like management next, The smart manager, The sunday Indian. When i left from landmark he saw the same things which he saw before an hour. And the rest is history....................................................
Thursday, March 20, 2008
Embarrassing Moment

The FACTS

Wednesday, March 19, 2008
Time management

Time management skills are essential skills for effective people. People who use these techniques routinely are the highest achievers in all walks of life, from business to sport to public service. If you use these skills well, then you will be able to function exceptionally well, even under intense pressure. Many people spend their days in a frenzy of activity, but achieve very little because they're not concentrating their effort on the things that matter the most. This is neatly summed up in the Pareto Principle, or the '80:20 Rule'. This says that typically 80% of unfocussed effort generates only 20% of results. The remaining 80% of results are achieved with only 20% of the effort. Let me give you a classical example. There is 24 hrs in a day and 365 or 366 days in one year for every one in the world. Then why USA and china is developed country but not India. We also enjoy 24 hrs in a day as other countries does. Then where is the problem? Why India is still behind? We should manage our time and increase the productivity and more efficient. This is a competitive world but not for those who grab the opportunity in intial stage. This is things which we are not understand. In my point of view If u create the opportunity and grab urself then I think the world will not be your competitor. They will be far behind like a race between horse and elephant and rest is self explanatory.
Human Capital
Pundits of today assert that it is the human capital that energises the creation
Of wealth.
HUMAN CAPITAL
Human capital is judged based on his productivity, knowledge, sociability and the way he uses his skills and all that he has been taught.
Companies have to learn the ways to improve human capital in order to ensure that their invaluable asset, human capital, is not under-utilized or underestimated. Successful companies are those that understand the importance of managing and organizing the use of its human capital. The key is to make each employee feel his service is invaluable to the company, motivating them, make them feel proud to be working for an ethical and reputed company. Some companies improve their human capital by hiring intelligent students from India and china etc. to prevent this, good education can be given to our kids to ensure a sure fire way to improve human assets.
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Crossing the Road
Dear Readers,
On 16th march 2008,i went to paper industry for a six sigma project with my friends. In the evening when i was coming back I saw blind man was crrosing the road near by kormangla. That time I thought, crossing the road for a blind man is like achieve the destination sucessfully. If he can , then why we the people having eyes can't? we have to achieve our target that is Vision 2020.
Friday, March 14, 2008
Hang on ....... GOOGLE google
One just to tell the glasses, what he or she is searching for.Following the voice commands, the smart google plays into their eye a video of the last few seconds they saw that missing item. A small camera rests on the glasses making constant record of the everything wearer goes.
Really its a excellent idea. Its like searching the items in computer which coming now in reality as an Smart google.
Entrepreneur
So last message for every entrepreneur, Always mind that " No one can be a rich person overnight if there is no miracle happen.
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
2020
If u see the Stock market u can find that" Ist 10,000 took over 20 yrs.The next come in just 20 months," Superpower2020". Emerging stock market now have a higher average p/e ratio than developed markets for the first time since 1990's. Thats the case is happening in my life which is now emerging rapidly and helping me to reach the destination succesfully.
My dream is to be a great Entrepreneur. And I know I ll achieve it till 2020. One thing should be clear that" Life is a platform where u ll face various types of problems but ultimate destination is to earn money". This is the message for every entrepreneur.