Hi friends,
Here is our link for today:
http://indiancurrentaffairs.blogspot.com/2008/11/10112008.html
In today's briefing:
1. What are CDs and CPs? For the beginners, that is.
2. M&A deals are at record lows. What does this indicate?
3. RBI looks set to regulate payment systems - starting with prepaid cards.
4. A very good article explains how India benefited out of the generous capital inflows in the last couple of year by a share larger than what is due it. It also argues by the same logic, it would be worst sufferer when capital inflows dry up.
5. As the capital inflows are drying up and the stock markets are in a bearish phase, what should you do? An expert's take on the issue.
6. What is the 2G licensing controversy that is asking for the head of India's telecom minister Mr. Raja?
7. India Japan trade pact hits road block. Why?
8. India's first attempts at targeted subsidy delivery.
9. Defence research and the art of camouflage. Very interesting reading.
That's enough for today. Happy reading.
Ramakrishna
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http://indiancurrentaffairs.blogspot.com
http://discover-it.blogspot.com
http://quizindia.blogspot.com
http://funnyaffairs.blogspot.com
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Sunday, November 9
Saturday, November 8
[Indian Current Affairs:669] Current affairs briefing for 9th November, 2008
Hi friends,
First of all many many thanks to all those who took the trouble of filling up the survey form. The feedback is analyzed and Yusuf and I are working on implementing some of the suggestions and starting today, you should see a gradual implementation of quite a few of the suggestions given out by you. If you don't see a suggestion of yours not implemented, please don't feel bad. It would be certainly not out of its lack of merit, but because either we are constrained for some reason or your suggestion would have received many more counter suggestions.
Overall, the response was good and very encouraging.
Here is our link for today: http://indiancurrentaffairs.blogspot.com/2008/11/09112008.html
In today's briefing:
1. Perhaps for the first time in our blog, we take a look at subnational identities and their merits.
2. If you are asked to name two recent historic moments, I am sure you would name US election as one. But what is the other one that would figure in your list?
3. Wasn't it just a couple of days ago that we celebrated Jamie Dimon's (the CEO of JP Morgan Chase) visit to India? Is this bank too headed for trouble?
4. America's biggest car manufacturers report record quarterly losses.
5. A look at why Qatar is an important trading partner for India.
6. A very good article on India's recent sporting successes.
That's it for today. Happy reading.
Ramakrishna
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http://indiancurrentaffairs.blogspot.com
http://discover-it.blogspot.com
http://quizindia.blogspot.com
http://funnyaffairs.blogspot.com
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First of all many many thanks to all those who took the trouble of filling up the survey form. The feedback is analyzed and Yusuf and I are working on implementing some of the suggestions and starting today, you should see a gradual implementation of quite a few of the suggestions given out by you. If you don't see a suggestion of yours not implemented, please don't feel bad. It would be certainly not out of its lack of merit, but because either we are constrained for some reason or your suggestion would have received many more counter suggestions.
Overall, the response was good and very encouraging.
Here is our link for today: http://indiancurrentaffairs.blogspot.com/2008/11/09112008.html
In today's briefing:
1. Perhaps for the first time in our blog, we take a look at subnational identities and their merits.
2. If you are asked to name two recent historic moments, I am sure you would name US election as one. But what is the other one that would figure in your list?
3. Wasn't it just a couple of days ago that we celebrated Jamie Dimon's (the CEO of JP Morgan Chase) visit to India? Is this bank too headed for trouble?
4. America's biggest car manufacturers report record quarterly losses.
5. A look at why Qatar is an important trading partner for India.
6. A very good article on India's recent sporting successes.
That's it for today. Happy reading.
Ramakrishna
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Blogs I commend:
http://indiancurrentaffairs.blogspot.com
http://discover-it.blogspot.com
http://quizindia.blogspot.com
http://funnyaffairs.blogspot.com
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[Indian Current Affairs:668] Current affairs briefing for 8th November, 2008
Hi friends,
Thank you all for filling up the survey form. Mr. Yusuf is done with his data collection and he thanks you all profusely for your feedback. Let us hope the work he is going to turn out is going to be useful for all of us. Let us all do our best to contribute to his endeavours in this regard.
Here we go with our link for today: http://indiancurrentaffairs.blogspot.com/2008/11/08112008.html
In today's briefing:
1. Ever wondered what is a forex swap line? Many of you may be wondering about our penchant for forex and currency related issues. We need to, because it is a matter of time that common people like you and me would be strongly impacted by the currency movements in the near future. See what is happening to Japan and the US. Common people trade in forex and currencies there. A similar thing is bound to happen in emerging economies also in due course of time. So, what is a forex swap line?
2. The slow down is for real and the first ever signs of India Inc feeling the heat are in evidence on the employment scene.
3. What would you say about the idea of India? Ever formulated one? Look at my views in the context of the probe into Malegaon blasts.
4. I lifted whole / generous portions from an article on Kissan Credit Cards. This is an interesting concept and is very vital for financial inclusion.
5. Look at the poverty scene also in our country. Very interesting readings from World Bank and the ADB.
6. Bhutan has got a new King. Time for me to wander back in time and reminisce about Yul Brynner's role in "King and I". You should see such classics. Haha.
That's it for today. Happy reading.
Ramakrishna
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http://indiancurrentaffairs.blogspot.com
http://discover-it.blogspot.com
http://quizindia.blogspot.com
http://funnyaffairs.blogspot.com
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Thank you all for filling up the survey form. Mr. Yusuf is done with his data collection and he thanks you all profusely for your feedback. Let us hope the work he is going to turn out is going to be useful for all of us. Let us all do our best to contribute to his endeavours in this regard.
Here we go with our link for today: http://indiancurrentaffairs.blogspot.com/2008/11/08112008.html
In today's briefing:
1. Ever wondered what is a forex swap line? Many of you may be wondering about our penchant for forex and currency related issues. We need to, because it is a matter of time that common people like you and me would be strongly impacted by the currency movements in the near future. See what is happening to Japan and the US. Common people trade in forex and currencies there. A similar thing is bound to happen in emerging economies also in due course of time. So, what is a forex swap line?
2. The slow down is for real and the first ever signs of India Inc feeling the heat are in evidence on the employment scene.
3. What would you say about the idea of India? Ever formulated one? Look at my views in the context of the probe into Malegaon blasts.
4. I lifted whole / generous portions from an article on Kissan Credit Cards. This is an interesting concept and is very vital for financial inclusion.
5. Look at the poverty scene also in our country. Very interesting readings from World Bank and the ADB.
6. Bhutan has got a new King. Time for me to wander back in time and reminisce about Yul Brynner's role in "King and I". You should see such classics. Haha.
That's it for today. Happy reading.
Ramakrishna
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Blogs I commend:
http://indiancurrentaffairs.blogspot.com
http://discover-it.blogspot.com
http://quizindia.blogspot.com
http://funnyaffairs.blogspot.com
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Thursday, November 6
[Indian Current Affairs:667] Current affairs briefing for 7th November, 2008
Hi friends,
I am back again after attending to some social obligations out of town. Let us all thank Yusuf Kaydawala for his posts for the last three days. Hope you have helped him in his survey endeavour. If not, please do so by filling up the survey here.
Here is our link for today: http://indiancurrentaffairs.blogspot.com/2008/11/07112008.html
In today's briefing:
1. Visiting bankers were great news till the other day. But today, even successful bankers like Jamie Dimon are prefering to keep a low profile. A very good interview with him from ET. A must read.
2. In the process, we reflect and deliberate on why the dollar remains still strong.
3. We carry the debate forward by looking at Chiang Mai Initiative and its limitations.
4. Banks have cut the interest rates on FM's bidding. Why is this bad? Can you give one reason?
5. Read anything from George Stigler? Regulatory capture? This phrase is important in the present context. The present financial crisis is seen as the result of failure of financial regulators, if not in full, at least in part.
6. Why is article 355 in the news? What does it say about?
7. Inflation rises again. But it appears to be no cause for worry; for the moment.
That's it for today. Happy reading.
Ramakrishna
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http://indiancurrentaffairs.blogspot.com
http://discover-it.blogspot.com
http://quizindia.blogspot.com
http://funnyaffairs.blogspot.com
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I am back again after attending to some social obligations out of town. Let us all thank Yusuf Kaydawala for his posts for the last three days. Hope you have helped him in his survey endeavour. If not, please do so by filling up the survey here.
Here is our link for today: http://indiancurrentaffairs.blogspot.com/2008/11/07112008.html
In today's briefing:
1. Visiting bankers were great news till the other day. But today, even successful bankers like Jamie Dimon are prefering to keep a low profile. A very good interview with him from ET. A must read.
2. In the process, we reflect and deliberate on why the dollar remains still strong.
3. We carry the debate forward by looking at Chiang Mai Initiative and its limitations.
4. Banks have cut the interest rates on FM's bidding. Why is this bad? Can you give one reason?
5. Read anything from George Stigler? Regulatory capture? This phrase is important in the present context. The present financial crisis is seen as the result of failure of financial regulators, if not in full, at least in part.
6. Why is article 355 in the news? What does it say about?
7. Inflation rises again. But it appears to be no cause for worry; for the moment.
That's it for today. Happy reading.
Ramakrishna
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Blogs I commend:
http://indiancurrentaffairs.blogspot.com
http://discover-it.blogspot.com
http://quizindia.blogspot.com
http://funnyaffairs.blogspot.com
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Wednesday, November 5
[Indian Current Affairs:666] Current affairs briefing for 6th November 2008
Hi friends,
Hope you have filled up the survey
Here is our link for today:
http://indiancurrentaffairs.blogspot.com/2008/11/06112008.html
In today's briefing:
1. Barak Obama wins USA presidential race
2. About Barak Obama
3. PSU Banks cut prime rates
4. Obama's triumph and Challenges ahead
5. Who is the new Formula One (F1) car-racing champion
That's it for today. Happy reading.
Yusuf Kaydawala
Hope you have filled up the survey
Here is our link for today:
http://indiancurrentaffairs.blogspot.com/2008/11/06112008.html
In today's briefing:
1. Barak Obama wins USA presidential race
2. About Barak Obama
3. PSU Banks cut prime rates
4. Obama's triumph and Challenges ahead
5. Who is the new Formula One (F1) car-racing champion
That's it for today. Happy reading.
Yusuf Kaydawala
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[Indian Current Affairs:665] Current affairs briefing for 5th November 2008
Hi friends,
Hope you have noticed the survey request and filled up the survey
Here is our link for today:
http://indiancurrentaffairs.blogspot.com/2008/11/05112008_05.html
In today's briefing:
1. Banks to cut Interest Rates
2. Barak Obama takes early lead in USA presidential race
3. 3G auction on track despite global gloom
4. Kingfisher Airlines defaults on lease rentals for 4 jets
5. Fuel Price cut on the cards
6. Limits of international summits -- editorial by Swaminathan Aiyar
That's it for today. Happy reading.
Yusuf Kaydawala
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Here is our link for today:
http://indiancurrentaffairs.blogspot.com/2008/11/05112008_05.html
In today's briefing:
1. Banks to cut Interest Rates
2. Barak Obama takes early lead in USA presidential race
3. 3G auction on track despite global gloom
4. Kingfisher Airlines defaults on lease rentals for 4 jets
5. Fuel Price cut on the cards
6. Limits of international summits -- editorial by Swaminathan Aiyar
That's it for today. Happy reading.
Yusuf Kaydawala
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Tuesday, November 4
[Indian Current Affairs:663] Current affairs briefing for 4th November, 2008
Hi friends,
Here is our link for today:
http://indiancurrentaffairs.blogspot.com/2008/11/04112008.html
In today's briefing:
1. America goes to Vote
2. PM asks industry not to cut jobs
3. Overseas loans may get costlier next year
4. Budget Carriers set to cut fares by 15%
That's it for today. Happy reading.
Yusuf Kaydawala
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In today's briefing:
1. America goes to Vote
2. PM asks industry not to cut jobs
3. Overseas loans may get costlier next year
4. Budget Carriers set to cut fares by 15%
That's it for today. Happy reading.
Yusuf Kaydawala
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Monday, November 3
[Indian Current Affairs:664] Current affairs briefing for 3rd November, 2008
Hi friends,
Hope you have noticed the survey request and filled up the survey. In case you didn't, I urge you to fill it up here as that will let me understand the needs of our group well and perhaps enable me to improve the blog for all our good.
Here is our link for today: http://indiancurrentaffairs.blogspot.com/2008/11/03112008.html
In today's briefing:
1. Landmine explosion targets CM and Union Ministers in West Bengal.
2. The way the mutual funds are behaving doesn't inspire confidence in the small investor. Was wondering whether SEBI would do something about it.
3. Some reflections on the need for global financial reform.
4. An explanation of how growth in the emerging markets was fueled by the excess liquidity in the developed world.
5. Where will the current financial turmoil leave the emerging economies in the next couple of years?
That's it for today. Happy reading.
Ramakrishna
NB: I won't be able to post the blog for the next three days. I request our friend Yusuf Kaydawala to do the posting.
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http://discover-it.blogspot.com
http://quizindia.blogspot.com
http://funnyaffairs.blogspot.com
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Hope you have noticed the survey request and filled up the survey. In case you didn't, I urge you to fill it up here as that will let me understand the needs of our group well and perhaps enable me to improve the blog for all our good.
Here is our link for today: http://indiancurrentaffairs.blogspot.com/2008/11/03112008.html
In today's briefing:
1. Landmine explosion targets CM and Union Ministers in West Bengal.
2. The way the mutual funds are behaving doesn't inspire confidence in the small investor. Was wondering whether SEBI would do something about it.
3. Some reflections on the need for global financial reform.
4. An explanation of how growth in the emerging markets was fueled by the excess liquidity in the developed world.
5. Where will the current financial turmoil leave the emerging economies in the next couple of years?
That's it for today. Happy reading.
Ramakrishna
NB: I won't be able to post the blog for the next three days. I request our friend Yusuf Kaydawala to do the posting.
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Blogs I commend:
http://indiancurrentaffairs.blogspot.com
http://discover-it.blogspot.com
http://quizindia.blogspot.com
http://funnyaffairs.blogspot.com
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Sunday, November 2
[Indian Current Affairs:662] Help improve Indian Current Affairs blog by taking this survey
Hi friends,
It's been more than two years since Indian Current Affairs is born. It has notched up a subscription base of 2600+ users through its associated Google Group -- Indian Current Affairs. We have amongst us people from varied and diverse backgrounds reading the daily posts.
In the process it has also notched up some fans and volunteers who are willing to help improve the content and presentation on the blog. I am sure, most of you already know about Yusuf Kaydawala who is volunteering to write posts frequently on our blog and is determined to help improve the content and functionality of the blog. He has got lot of ideas in this regard. He is gung ho about creating a dedicated Orkut group for ICA readers. To implement some of his ideas on our blog, we need your feedback. Hence there is a small survey (about 10 questions only) which you can fill up so that we can understand our readers better and give them more relevant content.
I have kept a link to the survey at the top on the left bar of the blog. Please follow that link and fill it up for me. Alternately, you can go straight to the survey from this mail itself here.
The survey will stay online so long as the required number of responses are obtained. Let us all thank Mr. Yusuf Kaydawala for his volunteering and innovative ideas.
Thanks and regards.
Ramakrishna
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http://indiancurrentaffairs.blogspot.com
http://discover-it.blogspot.com
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It's been more than two years since Indian Current Affairs is born. It has notched up a subscription base of 2600+ users through its associated Google Group -- Indian Current Affairs. We have amongst us people from varied and diverse backgrounds reading the daily posts.
In the process it has also notched up some fans and volunteers who are willing to help improve the content and presentation on the blog. I am sure, most of you already know about Yusuf Kaydawala who is volunteering to write posts frequently on our blog and is determined to help improve the content and functionality of the blog. He has got lot of ideas in this regard. He is gung ho about creating a dedicated Orkut group for ICA readers. To implement some of his ideas on our blog, we need your feedback. Hence there is a small survey (about 10 questions only) which you can fill up so that we can understand our readers better and give them more relevant content.
I have kept a link to the survey at the top on the left bar of the blog. Please follow that link and fill it up for me. Alternately, you can go straight to the survey from this mail itself here.
The survey will stay online so long as the required number of responses are obtained. Let us all thank Mr. Yusuf Kaydawala for his volunteering and innovative ideas.
Thanks and regards.
Ramakrishna
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Blogs I commend:
http://indiancurrentaffairs.blogspot.com
http://discover-it.blogspot.com
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http://funnyaffairs.blogspot.com
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Saturday, November 1
[Indian Current Affairs:661] Current affairs briefing for 2nd November, 2008
Hi friends,
Here is our link for today:
http://indiancurrentaffairs.blogspot.com/2008/11/02112008.html
In today's briefing:
1. RBI announces furthermore cuts in CRR and SLR while also openeing a special borrowing window to improve liquidity position.
2. A pointer to an excellent write up on recession. Shouldn't miss.
3. An equally good briefing about various G-Secs.
4. History about marathon running.
5. My answers to some of the queries raised by you on:
Difference / similarities between what the US Fed does and our RBI does.
Why an Act of Parliament is still needed in spite of there being the 86th amendment for education as fundamental right.
Subprime loans and securitization.
Market Stabilization Scheme.
That's it for today. Happy reading.
Ramakrishna
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http://indiancurrentaffairs.blogspot.com
http://discover-it.blogspot.com
http://quizindia.blogspot.com
http://funnyaffairs.blogspot.com
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Here is our link for today:
http://indiancurrentaffairs.blogspot.com/2008/11/02112008.html
In today's briefing:
1. RBI announces furthermore cuts in CRR and SLR while also openeing a special borrowing window to improve liquidity position.
2. A pointer to an excellent write up on recession. Shouldn't miss.
3. An equally good briefing about various G-Secs.
4. History about marathon running.
5. My answers to some of the queries raised by you on:
Difference / similarities between what the US Fed does and our RBI does.
Why an Act of Parliament is still needed in spite of there being the 86th amendment for education as fundamental right.
Subprime loans and securitization.
Market Stabilization Scheme.
That's it for today. Happy reading.
Ramakrishna
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Blogs I commend:
http://indiancurrentaffairs.blogspot.com
http://discover-it.blogspot.com
http://quizindia.blogspot.com
http://funnyaffairs.blogspot.com
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