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Pankaj

Pankaj — Fri, 17 Oct 2008 00:00:00 +0000

We all are hearing so much about the banking crisis and the firms on Wall Street but i am concerned about the news that sprang up on TV earlier this morning about the ICICI bank in crisis. i for some reason didn’t believe what the TV reporter has to say with her little knowledge about the subject and rightly so. it’s not in trouble and it good for me. guys and gals don’t let the television taint your thoughts about your local bank.

Arvind Yadav

Arvind Yadav — Sun, 19 Oct 2008 00:00:00 +0000

Recession is the world which stop us to think longer...

Whole the world American economy, EU, miidle east, Asian economy etc are facing big challenges to sustain. Every body feels their will no another day..

Even though some of the market can sustain but even the panic of the people and emotions can not be control.

most of the economist and industry giving the guidance to the people and company to be stagnant for some time or wait for another good days..

As we know that after every darkness is indication of the bright day, every worst time is indication of the good time.

what we can imagine about this that this recession is indication of the big opportunity...

so yes, becouse as we know that the bubble is bursted and reality is coming now.

Now some of the big sector is coming with huge opportunity. this is time to thing

which sector? what opportunity? when to start? how to start? what precaution and measure we have to take before investing?

if we are working what plan is required to sustain?

This is really time and plan for the start some new things?

Recently i throgh with the news that alot of the people lost their hard core money. so which money we have to invest in the market, what kind of risk we have take and what extent?

so, i hope we people are going to find the opportunity in this recession...

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Arvind Yadav

Arvind Yadav — Sun, 19 Oct 2008 00:00:00 +0000

Basically the measure is required to face the Global crisis rather than to become more panic.

i am observing that the person who involved in the daily basis job due to most of the business stops now they are much suffering.

Basically we have to guide the all the daily basis worker for the saving habits. Those NGO are involve in the socail walfare they must provide them complete guidance how to open the bank accounts and how to save and maintain the accounts for future.

Speacilly i observe that the most of the poor country’s poor population are suffering a lot becouse of the saving habits no long term thinking..

Rezwan

Rezwan — Thu, 06 Nov 2008 00:00:00 +0000

http://rezwan.instablogs.com/entry/obama-for-bangladesh/

Michael C

Michael C — Thu, 06 Nov 2008 00:00:00 +0000

Hi from France, from where the answer is a sorry ‘no’.

The French, who detested Bush, are naive enough to think that everything’s going to change in conformity with their wishes, but they’re wrong.

1) Obama will not pull troops out of Irak for quite a while. The French hope it will happen quickly, but Obama never promised that. He may have ideals, but he’s also a realist.

2) The American attitude to international trade tariffs and protectionism will not change significantly with Obama; if only because the French (and Europeans) are masters of protectionism as well.

3) Environment. Not sure, but I hope Obama does better than France, one of the worst example givers in Europe. If Obama DOES do anything, it will thus be at France’s expense.

4) Terrorism. The French seem to think that the Americans can stop nearly all terrorism if they change Presidents. They are quite simply wrong.

The French have a penchant for lofty ideals and principles. The reality is different though, as they shall learn (once again) with Obama. Obama is the President of America. He will fight for AMERICAN interests, and not French ideas of what he SHOULD do..

Temilade Agbaje

Temilade Agbaje — Thu, 06 Nov 2008 00:00:00 +0000

There’s only one way to find out.

Hasan Khanjar

Hasan Khanjar — Thu, 06 Nov 2008 00:00:00 +0000

well

palestenian

born n raised in jordan with a jordanian passport

living in dubai

IN MY OPENION

since any candidate has to take the blessing of israel

NO i dont see a difference i mean weather its a redneck conservative republican or a black libral democrat

nothing is going to change in the way america deals with the middle east issue

Stephen Wilbard

Stephen Wilbard — Sat, 08 Nov 2008 00:00:00 +0000

First and fore most as the African eticate commands, i salute Mr. Barack Obama for the big success. I dare to say it needs a man of great spirit, guts and vision to be him. However i should caution Barack and others like me that, the world is watching and it needs a thousand more the Barack we have to achieve what made him to be where he is today!On to my marks, Barack cant give what my country expects. This is the flat truth. Lets us not smear each others’ back oil by using the back of bottle-Chagga saying meaning lets not fool/deceive ourselves. Barack Obama is not Jesus though Jesus can work through him subject to the activity plan of Jesus!

My country expect to escape from AFRICOM through YES WE CAN yet they are the same who freely entered the treaty, My country expect to have win-win share from American investors’ profit from Tanzaia yet they are the people who allowed the American to take more than 70% from Tanzanite mines,my country expect to be a free member who can vote freely in the UN yet they are the same people who cheered up when Tanzania received $700 Billions, my country expect to get rid of American exploitative deals yet they are the same people whose president have visited America for 7 times a in single year which is unprecedented.

What i want to put across is that, America is a well governed state with many think tanks in government more than any other country i guess,a country with well framed systems like the CIA and FBI not forgetting the private sector which, with the state they form a corporatocracy to exploit others tactically. This can not be changed in a day by a single-YES WE CAN even though backed by a million hurray!.

Tanzania will get what it expect fighting against the roots of exploitative capitalism which in itself is not sustainable. However this will be achieved if Africa will Unite-”Seek ye first the Political Kingdom of Afr5ica and the rest shall be added onto you” By Kwame Nkrumah.

Anoopkjain

Anoopkjain — Sun, 30 Nov 2008 00:00:00 +0000

India has never been prepared for these attacks. How can it be? The politicians are too busy starting “samjautha express”, discussing on opening borders and other hollow symbols. But no one has ever dared to come forward and TALK or TAKE ACTION. Enough cowardice! Even now all are happily busy in the same old blame game. The question is not about preparedness, it’s about the will to save the Nation from terrorists. It’s an open attack on the country. What more evidence do we need that we are not at all prepared.

Gaurav

Gaurav — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 00:00:00 +0000

Pakistan, India and US should work close together and in complete cooperation to make sure another attack does not originate from Pakistan. Otherwise a war would ensue killing a lot of people and putting Pakistan in the Poor House for the next 100 years.

War would also stop India’s progress: hurting every one’s chance for a better life.

It is quite obvious Pakistani’s would loose the most by having their country subdivided in 3 main parts- each administered by NATO, China and India. I can’t figure out why Pakistani’s can’t see it coming.

Farhan

Farhan — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 00:00:00 +0000

Intelligence sharing between India and Pakistan is a sensible idea. Indians may perceive Pakistanis as their friends, as is apparent from some of the people on this forum, but Pakistanis do NOT trust India in any shape or form.

Perhaps things would take a turn towards the better once India holds the UN Plebiscite that Mr. Nehru promised in Kashmir.

Swati

Swati — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 00:00:00 +0000

I would appreciate the Mumbai Police Department and other intelligence agencies functioning around in India for their efforts to curb terrorism to a large extent.However,as said there are still more arrangements needed in order to ensure adequate security not only in Mumbai but all over the country.On the other hand,the people of Mumbai have shown great resentment against terror that may be from within the country or from a different nation.They have moved on even in the direst circumstances.

Swati

Swati — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 00:00:00 +0000

It always seems to be the innocent people who suffer at the hands of terrorists.

Salil

Salil — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 00:00:00 +0000

hahahaha! Fooled for about one year. Doesn’t matter as congress has been making fool to millions earlier and billion now from last 60 years. Report exchange like we guys do in our offices. We all knew on very first day that this will gonna happen but still people voted for that foolish govt. Now as barsi of the killed people is coming closer and ministers have started giving thought provoking statements. Our PM bowed down to Pakistan in egypt and gave a free licence to kill Indians.

Andy

Andy — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 00:00:00 +0000

No self respecting country pleads with the terror sponsoring nation(Pakistan) like what India is doing.Please stop talking and take some action.Think about the innocent lives,they need justice.Justice delayed is justice denied.The least that India can do is break of all relations with Pakistan,period.Doesnt the Indian government have some resposibilty towards its citizens?

Bharat

Bharat — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 00:00:00 +0000

Nothing is going to change in Mumbai till we have the MNS and the Shiv Sena playing the party in governance, without the power in hand. If they continue being blessed with the leverage, it’ll be Indians fighting the Indians, and then terrorists will not be needed.

Muhammad

Muhammad — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 00:00:00 +0000

You are right Bharat... how can we make sure that the mumbai attacks were not an inside job when there are hundreds of locals who are demanding separate state for india.

Nadia

Nadia — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 00:00:00 +0000

Its been an year and india is still not able to prove that Pakistan is behind the attacks. May be they are searching for the culprits in wrong place. They should rather search in their own home.

Ekta

Ekta — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 00:00:00 +0000

This is not the first time for us (and i’m sure its not even the last), when people are betrayed by their own government. Aren’t the authorities answerable to people who lost their loved ones in these attacks only because of their negligence?

How do they face themselves in the mirror every morning is beyond me.