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India Report : Popular Online News & Entertainment Portal

India Report began its services in the year 2006 with a dedicated news section. Slowly but surely we are taking the digital age to all new levels. Credible and timely reporting is at the heart of this news venture. The news portal covers top breaking news from India and abroad on practically every issue-as it happens.

The news section of this portal comprises of news from the politics, sports (be it cricket, tennis, hockey, football, etc.) and entertainment world. The news section can also be customized based on the user preference. It has news covering from even the remotest corner of India. It also has “Your Local Deals” Section that gives you the latest information from the world of business and finance plus the latest offers that suit you the most. The Indian perspective is inherent in the every news that we carry on our website India Report, so we never compromise on our Indian values irrespective of the fact that how modern we become.

The entertainment section at Indiareport.com works in synchronization with the news section. It gets updated in a timely manner with latest videos ranging from different categories in the section. It can be a marriage ceremony, a music launch, a promo, film promotion or a pres conference. For those who want wide-ranging news from the world of celebrities they can switch to the entertainment articles section. This section covers the latest happenings on the Hollywood front as well. Take a look at us on: http://www.indiareport.com/

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Latest News India: News That You Can Use

In this hot and happening world a number of incidents occur at each passing moment. Sometimes these are deadly and often put rather light impact on the lives. What’s the later impact that hardly matters but the intensity of the latest news somewhere causes tremors for the masses. The domain could be any, the verticals may different but one thing that’s dead sure is the interest factor and the impact on the society.

When it comes to take the bites of News in Indian context options are plenty. Let’s start with the political news. Being the largest democracy across the world, India witnesses daily dose of political happenings. Your desire to get the every minute of the political latest news is understood. Government formations, political formations, parliament sessions and many more are the daily items of the news papers, print media and debates.

The latest news India news is not only being framed from the political foray but also from the many sections of the society that could be the good news makers. Sports, finance, media, cinema and social segments are some that usually lead the race. If you browse any news website over the net you will get thousands of web pages flooded with the daily dose of latest news scattered in various sections.

Now the most important thing is to explore the best online place where all the news and events are arranged in very happening order. Thankfully In.com is such a place where all these things are stipulated in the very cohesive manner. Being a dedicated venture of Network 18, In.com accumulates the news across the globe in a very comprehensive format that offers you a very trendy feel while reading.

The news on the portal is incorporated in the section Read that further is divided in several subsections namely entertainment, sport, technology business and relationship. As the name implies, all the sections are related to the latest news India that comes from the distinguished segments of the circle.

Now it’s pretty convenient to go through your favorite news content rather to browse all the contents not meant for you. In. com also offers you the facilities like sign-up and sign –in to get closer with the finest details of the happenings across the web.

India business news is meant to tell you the present market scenario

There are few types of things that one can get to acquaint him from the India news associated to business. If you are concerned in making investments; then, you need to keep a confirmation on the price of shares of various companies. One thing is sure that you will have to carefully judge the market condition of a particular company, before making investments. Another part of news taken into deliberation is the sensex and its affect on the Indian economy. Well, sensex is a data intended on the basis of readily available stock for sale. With the assistance of this data, you will be able to know that whether a corporation is going to suffer loss or earn profit and probable hike or downfall in the price of commodities.

 

The border line of India business news does not conclude here. You can also look out the trade segment of newspapers or television news channels to gather news on the mergers of two companies or takeover of a company, hike in interest rates or debts taken by business tycoons. Yet another thing that can be grasping is the budget news that tells you about the rise of numerous products and lessening of prices in various sectors. If you start checking every part of business news India; you will need to have a sign over practice business strategies and lexicon of business terms. In fact, all this has its own significance because does not seem to move without any form of business.

 

In the present world of events, lack of knowledge has no place. Each and every moment is being enclosed and reported to the masses. This is the reason that business India news is always imperative in our lives. The single day when we don’t read newspaper or watch news channel, it seems that something is gone astray. Such is the value of news that has formed a fence of knowledge around us. Whether it is political news, bollywood news or business news, all have a different and special place in our lives. At the present time, the talk of the town surrounds commerce market. With an increase in inflation and rising prices of commodities, business news has shown the status graph.

 

One more reason to keep a track of business news India is that it is astute judgment to know the market flow and the direction to which market is going. It will help you to plan the work progression for your business and envisage the future market conditions. Moreover, it is an essential part to know all these facts for better performance in business.

The Internet has accelerated the news cycle and changed political reporting. Guests Sam Donaldson and Jim VandeHei explain how the medium, along with talk radio, partisan Web sites and cable TV programs, can drive the political news agenda and exaggerate the importance of news stories.

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Why China and India Will Soon Dominate The World – Will The American Political Class Do Anything About It?

If you look at some statistics from the U.S. Census organization, the CIA Fact Book, and several other credible sources and put them together in a “what-if” analysis regarding the future economic power of Russia, China, India, and the United States, you can develop the following statistical measures:

- The current population of the United States is about 310 million people, the 2050 estimated population is expected to grow about 42% to 439 million, the current GDP of the United States is about .43 trillion dollars which yields a current GDP to current population ratio of about ,561 per person (.43 trillion divided by 310 million people).

- The current population of Russia is about 143 million people, the 2050 estimated population is expected to shrink 23% to 109 million people, the current GDP of Russia is about .24 trillion, yielding a GDP to population ratio of about 81.

- The current population of China is about 1.34 billion people, the 2050 estimated population is expected to grow about 9% to 1.46 billion people, the current GDP of China is about .8 billion, yielding a GDP to population ratio of about ,595.

- The current population of India is about 1.2 billion people, the 2050 estimated population is expected to grow about 53% to 1.81 billion people, the current GDP of India is about .1 trillion, yielding a GDP to population ratio of about 5.

Not unexpected, the United States is the richest country in the world as measured by gross GDP and GDP per citizen. However, the growth of the United States economy is pretty steady and conservative vs. countries like China and India. Let’s play some games with these base numbers:

- Let’s assume, and there is no reason to believe otherwise, that China continues to grow very quickly over the next forty years. If the Chinese are able to get their GDP to population ratio up to half of what the current U.S. ratio is, then the total size of the Chinese economy as measured by GDP (in today’s dollars) would be over trillion, almost two and half times the size of the U.S. economy.

- Let’s do the same thing with India but assume that the ratio is so low that they can only get their ratio up to one quarter of what the current U.S. ratio is, then the total size of the Indian economy as measured by GDP (in today’s dollars) would be over trillion, 50% larger than the size of the U.S. economy.

- We will not do the same analysis for Russia since given how fast its population base is shrinking, its economic impact in the world economy will be less and less over time.

Thus, the upside for both the Chinese and Indian markets are very high based on the sheer number of citizens in each country and their governments’ desire to aggressively grow their economies. Before we know it, both economies could be approaching and/or surpassing the size and power of the United States economy.

If you do not believe these calculations, consider a recent article from the Financial Times that was summarized in the July 30, 2010 issue of The Week magazine. According to the Financial Times, China is now the biggest consumer of energy, passing the United States last year as reported by the International Energy Agency. As late as the year 2000, the United States used twice the energy that China used. Now, China is using at least 4% more than us.

Another source. In a recent feature section in Fortune magazine, Goldman Sach’s was quoted as estimating that by the year 2050, the size of the Chinese economy will be about billion while the size of the U.S. economy will be only about billion and just barely ahead of the Indian economy. By 2050, Brazil, Russia, India, and China will exceed the greenhouse emissions of the rest of the developed world.

All of these numbers point to the same conclusion: namely that China and India will become much, much stronger in the coming years and much more competitive, both for raw materials, finished products, and markets to sell their products. The United States needs to take some long term strategic actions in light of the coming tsunami of stronger economic rivals:

- We cannot hope to compete in the future economic landscape if we do not find a way to better educate our children for this new reality. The United States consistently ranks in the bottom half of worldwide student testing and education. This will not make for a strong economy if our workforce is outsmarted by other countries that also have the advantage of numbers on their side.

- We cannot hamstring our own economy with Obama’s cap and trade policy while the rest of the world, including the bigger and bigger energy users of China and India do not agree to stringent and trackable carbon emissions programs. If the United States goes it alone in this area, our economy will suffer at the hands of these economies that do not, resulting in lost jobs, lost industries, and lost economic strength since any carbon savings we incur will be overwhelmed by these new economic powers.

- We cannot continue to police the world, draining our economy through our military budget. Better to focus on getting our own economic house in order rather than deploying troops around the world to protect against enemies that do not exist anymore, enemies that cannot do any direct harm to us, or enemies that are better handled by other countries or the United Nations. We need to bring home our 54,000 or so troops from Germany since the Iron Curtain no longer exists, we need to bring home the 90,000 or so troops from Iraq as Obama the campaigner promised to do, we need to bring home our 50,000 or so troops from Japan since Japan is not going to hit Pearl harbor again and 50,000 troops are useless in the face of 2,000,000 Chinese troops in the neighborhood, and we need to bring home our 28,000 or so troops from South Korea and let them handle their own security, their economy is strong enough to handle it. Our focus on defense needs to be much more narrow and much more focused on those that could actually harm us and we need to bank the savings and strengthen those areas that will enable is to better compete economically.

- We need to finally develop and deploy a sane national energy program that makes us as self sufficient as possible, given that the hungrier economies of India and China will start to compete with us for raw energy sources. The less we spend on energy, as with defense, the better and stronger our economy will be against the onslaught of the growing economic powers in the world.

- We need to start getting our national debt and government spending problem under control now. The more capital and investment dollars that can be funneled into American businesses, the better off we can compete with China and India and the rest of the world. If all of our available capital is going to the government, where it is used on wasteful, inefficient government programs or used to pay the interest our national debt, the less flexible and competitive American businesses will be and less economic health our citizens will enjoy.

Bottom line, what is needed is a long term strategic plan for dealing with the new world order in the areas of national defense and economic strength. Do we think that the American political class is ready for such a comprehensive analytical and strategic task? Consider what our politicians have been working on over the past year or so:

- A Congresswoman and her staff worked on legislation that would regulate the sound volume of television commercials.
- A Congressman and his staff worked on legislation that would ban the airing of ED commercials on television.
- A Congressman and his staff worked on legislation that would provide a tax break for pet owners who might have to give up their pets in these hard economic times.
- The entire U.S. Congress and the entire Federal financial regulatory network was completely blind sided by the biggest economic malaise since the Great Depression, not realizing what was coming until it hit them in the face.
- Politicians in both houses of Congress worked on a bill to regulate how Division One college football teams decide a national championship.
- The current New Mexico governor is working on whether or not to pardon Billy The Kid, who died over a hundred years ago.
- A Georgia Congressman, at a Congressional hearing, worried in public on whether the island of Guam could tip over in the ocean.
- At least two sitting Congress people are likely to shortly face ethics charges and potential trials in the House Of Representatives for numerous financial and ethics offenses.
- Nancy Pelosi, Speaker of the House, has publicly stated the insane concept that unemployment is the best way to create jobs.

As you can see, we have not elected the most forward thinking, strategic brains in the country. They are so entwined in the daily political infighting and just absolutely trivial matters that time is slipping away while other countries are quickly growing their economies to compete with us, our companies and our citizens.

If long term, strategic thinkers were running this country, they would not be working on the above trivial matters but instead would be focused on the following:

Step 1 – start reducing the size of the Federal government by 10% a year for five years to get our national debt and spending under control and to leave more capital in the private market for investment against other economies.

Step 2 – find a way to finally  make us more energy self sufficient and to bring other nations into a world wide, trackable process that reduces carbon emissions equally, not allowing any economy to gain an economic edge at the expense of others and the environment.

Step 3 – develop a ground up approach to overhaul, improve, and revolutionize American public education processes to prepare our kids for competition in the new economic world order.

Step 4 – bring home most, if not all, of our foreign deployed forces to begin the downsizing of our military budget in order to get our national debt under control and to provide capital to grow our private sector of the U.S. economy.

Step 5 – end the Cuban embargo immediately. After fifty years, most sane people would conclude it has not worked and ending the embargo would open up a new market for American businesses just ninety miles from our shores.

Step 6 – the most important step, institute term limit for all politicians. Given that none of these needed strategic steps have happened to make us better able to compete in the new economic reality and that most of the sitting politicians have been sitting in the same seats for decades while nothing happened, we cannot assume that all of a sudden they will do the right thing. We need to continually refresh those serving in Congress and the government with new people that are more fully aware of what is going on in the world and are not tied to old ways of thinking and spending.

We can succeed, we just need some visionary thinker and leaders to make it happen. India has its own problems, a large part of its population is still dirt poor, possibly providing social unrest problems unless they somehow can bring more people into their economic growth. The Chinese population will age quickly, as a result of their one child per family policy, putting strain on their economy in the coming years. All is not lost. In fact, if executed right, a long term strategic plan, as proposed above, could make the United States even stronger since new markets would open up in these growth economies. I guess the political class will get to this strategic plan as soon as the fix that pesky college football playoff system.

Complete video at: fora.tv Former US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright discusses difficulties faced by women in positions of political power. This excerpt is taken from a roundtable discussion entitled “Women and American Politics,” and was recorded at the 2007 Aspen Ideas Festival. —– Women and American Politics: A Roundtable with discussants: Rep. Jane Harman, John Dickerson, Sec. Margaret Spellings, Sen. Dianne Feinstein, Sec. Madeleine Albright. and moderated by Andrea Mitchell. In this, its third year, Aspen Ideas Festival once again gathers scientists, artists, politicians, historians, educators, activists, and other great thinkers around some of the most important and fascinating ideas of our time. As these thinkers present their provocative ideas, they engage a sophisticated and highly motivated audience. Madeleine Korbel Albright (born May 15, 1937) served as the 64th United States Secretary of State. She currently serves as the Mortara Distinguished Professor of Diplomacy at the Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University. Madeleine Albright was nominated by President Bill Clinton on December 5, 1996, as Secretary of State. After being unanimously confirmed by the United States Senate, she was sworn in as the 64th Secretary of State on January 23, 1997. Albright was the first female Secretary of State.
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