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    Previous Next Latest Banyan Latest from all our blogs India’s economy A five-star problem Aug 30th 2013‚ 14:41 by P.F. | MUMBAI THE rupee’s tumble continues to grip India. On August 29th Duvvuri Subbarao‚ the departing boss of the central bank‚ told an audience in Mumbai of the widespread “dismay about the ferocity of the depreciation”. Today‚ on August 30th‚ I spoke to the boss of a big hotel in the city who says he is preparing to dollarise his business. The rupee is too flaky to operate

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    Youtube Analysis

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    1.Executive Summary YouTube has become the most popular video sharing website. It has variety of functions that enable a virtual organization to operate and have different kinds of virtuality impact. To compare with the other similar enablers‚ it has strengths and weaknesses.Advertising and marketing is the most significant one. You also can gain different technology impact from it. From the Web Reviews‚ we can see there are a lot of merits of YouTube. However‚ the copyright infringement is still

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    Youtube In school

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    YouTube In School Almost every student and teacher has come across the YouTube ban. In just about every school in the nation‚the website‚ YouTube is banned. Most students are frustrated and find the YouTube ban illogical. YouTube is a great resource for students and teachers alike‚ it can help them both learn and teach. Allowing the site could greatly improve the way a student is educated. Many people believe that youtube should be allowed in school‚ and not all of them are students who want

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    Youtube in Education

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    Zachary Davis Mr. Jordan AP English 3 18 March 2013 YouTube: The Future of Education Since its launch in 2005‚ YouTube has been a source for videos of every variety. Famous for videos like “Charlie Bit My Finger” and “Lamas with Hats”‚ YouTube has been a great place to laugh and escape from ordinary life. It is from these humble beginnings that video blogs (aka vlogs) began to thrive. As a seeming microcosm of YouTube itself‚ these vlogs branched into hundreds of different subject matters

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    according to societies. In India‚ the old age or the grey population accounted for 6.7% of total population in 1991. This rose to 7.4% in 2001 census and then again further increased to 8.2% in 2011. This is again projected to increase to more than 10% by the year 2021. Elderly issues are multi-dimensional in nature. They may be broadly categorised as: 1. Demographic 2. Social 3. Psychological 4. Economic 5. Health 1. Demographic: Aged population in India is second largest in the world

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    Naxalist Problem in India

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    Naxals‚ though in some states the pockets are small and have been contained. Our interrogations and materials obtained from raids indicate that the target of this group is to bring‚ by 2010‚ 30-35 per cent of India under their sway. In order to prevent incidents like Murkinar‚ India has to train at least 10‚000-20‚000 policemen in counter-insurgency tactics. This is no

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    Social Problems in India

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    they ve got more loss not even what they ve invested(which they ve got as loans from private lenders for high interests ) -hence suicide +Unemployment - std of education ‚ not industry ready ‚no skilled labours Jobs are there but less skilled workers.. +Sanitation ----abt the sewage cleaners ‚ +no major city in India is known to have a continuous water supply and an estimated 72% of Indians still lack access to improved sanitation facilities. +Health problems - diseases - malaria‚ TB ‚

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    Traffic Problems in India

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    Services sector is transforming the economic profile of the country and is poised to register tremendous growth and contribute significantly to the overall economy in terms of wealth creation. It is against this backdrop that the Reserve Bank of India constituted a Working Group in December 1999 to examine the possibility of strengthening the existing bill discounting mechanism and extend its scope to services sector in view of the latter’s growing importance. 1.1 The terms of reference of the

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    Youtube Effect

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    The YouTube Effect | How To Make Successful Viral Market on YouTube. | Rittikrai Thammaraksa | How To Create Impact Buzz Via Viral Marketing? Introduction New media are young upper comers and full of potentials; The Internet‚ Smartphone‚ Computers‚ and Tablets Pc‚ all of them are leading people through the edge of digital media. Cross country broadcasting or consuming variety of contents from outside the country is becomes the basic communication. The happenings of social media‚ they

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    a major trigger for the crisis. Peace and unity are what the entire human desired for‚ though‚ the Muslim League‚ the founder of Pakistan‚ didn’t hold the same opinion with the most people. Fearing that their privileged position might be threatened in a democratic India society with Hindu majority‚ the Muslim elite from the All-India Muslim League proposed a plan calling for a separate Islam homeland ---- Pakistan for all the Muslims in India. In order to support their perspective‚ they drew the

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