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August 31, 2006

Google Philanthropy in India ???

I saw this article Google: Doing Good in India in Business Week: The search engine is helping to overcome the scourge of blindness in India, and its philanthropy may presage a growing business presence. The Aravind Eye Hospital performs 240,000 Read More.......
Posted by Ramdhan Yadav at 07:52 AM

May 21, 2006

Indian Railway - A Success Story Under the Leadership of Laloo

Washington Times writes about the Indian Railway Success Story under the Leadership of Laloo Prasad Yadav: A visitor to the New Delhi railway station could not be faulted for thinking nothing has changed. Tobacco stains still speckle the platforms, bleary-eyed Read More.......
Posted by Ramdhan Yadav at 10:50 PM

January 12, 2006

Green Green Green Andhra Pradesh

I have been going around Andhra Pradesh for the last one month. One common thing that I saw is the increasing hope in the eyes of rural folk. This hope is due to various reasons. The primary one being the Read More.......
Posted by Ramdhan Yadav at 05:01 AM

December 01, 2005

In India - Pretty Excited & Pretty Crazy

Currently in India, very very excited to meet my family and all my buddies. It wonderful to see all my buddies throwing green arround and getting nostalgic about the days of living in penury. Going crazy with pollution, traffic, and Read More.......
Posted by Ramdhan Yadav at 06:35 PM

November 20, 2005

Indian IT Software Sweat Shops

Harshad Oak wrote and excellent article on how the psychology of average Indians is converting Software companies into sweat shops. Recently, in an awards ceremony at a software company, the manager handing over the "employee of the month" award said Read More.......
Posted by Ramdhan Yadav at 05:21 AM

November 14, 2005

Quality Of Life ???

RAVI ABHYANKAR writes a rather weird view on the Quality of life in India: Once I took a broken showerhead to a frail plumber living on the pavement across us. His scantily dressed children were playing alongside. He checked the Read More.......
Posted by Ramdhan Yadav at 12:26 AM

October 27, 2005

Building India

Lately, I have been visiting various universities in USA in the process of figuring out the best school to pursue my MBA. All universities I visited were started around 100 to 200 years ago. After visiting them, I started concluding Read More.......
Posted by Ramdhan Yadav at 02:41 PM

October 26, 2005

Life is a random draw for Kids in India

Atanu Dey on India’s Development » Random Education Thoughts writes about his thoughts after visiting one of the most expensive schools of India. I would describe the Mercedes Benz International School in Pune to be the Rolls-Royce of schools in Read More.......
Posted by Ramdhan Yadav at 03:00 PM

October 12, 2005

How can India Inc and NGOs rush in?

BASHAARAT MASOOD & MUZAMIL JALEEL write in Indian Express: Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, who led special prayers at Srinagar’s Jamia Masjid today, sent the rest of India a wake-up call: ‘‘It is sad that people have not responded to this great Read More.......
Posted by Ramdhan Yadav at 02:29 PM

October 10, 2005

Investing in India

[Via Emergic] Anand Sridharan, a VC blogger from India, takes on the hype sorrunding the purchasing power of Indians. 1. Stick to basic needs It will take us a while to get to self-actualization needs. Health spas, blogging and other Read More.......
Posted by Ramdhan Yadav at 07:10 AM

October 08, 2005

This one was minor, big one is yet to come

Today a major earthquake struck Pakistan, North India and Afghanistan. In India Jammu & Kashmir is the most affected state. One of my friend Namrata lives there. She was in her office when the earth quake struck, her office Read More.......
Posted by Ramdhan Yadav at 08:29 PM

This one was minor, big one is yet to come

Today a major earthquake struck Pakistan, North India and Afghanistan. In India Jammu & Kashmir is the most affected state. One of my friend Namrata lives there. She was in her office when the earth quake struck, her office is Read More.......
Posted by Ramdhan Yadav at 08:29 PM

August 29, 2005

Map My India - Markapur on the map

Courtesy: Gargi India map is available for business on this website: Interactive map of India,India travel maps,Business maps of India I am very excited to see my home town 'Markapur' on map, although it is just a red mark. Read More.......
Posted by Ramdhan Yadav at 10:27 PM

August 19, 2005

My Outsourced Life

Well, don't worry I am not outsourcing my life :-) It is a movie that is being made in Hollywood. Souce: Outsourcing hits Hollywood- The Times of India Jacobs' aides in this outsourcing saga were Honey K.Balani of the firm Read More.......
Posted by Ramdhan Yadav at 04:38 PM

January 15, 2005

Story From Trenches: Life Of Fishermen and reforms needed

My dad, Dr. K. K. Raju, is a highly motivated , dedicated, public service minded person. He truly believes that he is a 'Public Servant' and lives by the same principle. I have been urging him for a while to Read More.......
Posted by Ramdhan Yadav at 05:55 PM

December 27, 2004

Tsunami - How you can help? Check These links.

Via : The Acron What is a reasonable contribution? India: Emergency Numbers - Tsunami Help Blog: http://tsunamihelp.blogspot.com/ Prime Minister’s National Relief Fund, by bank transfer, or by credit card Blogger Ramdhan Kotamaraja is collecting donations online India together has a Read More.......
Posted by Ramdhan Yadav at 07:16 AM

December 26, 2004

List Of Donors For Tsunami Relief Fund

Thank you for your overwhelming support. Please pass on the message, we will try to raise as much as possible. There is a huge need of resources for the aftermath reconstruction. Please donate using the Visa/Master Button in the left Read More.......
Posted by Ramdhan Yadav at 10:27 PM

Donate For Tsunami Relief Fund

A deadly tsunami has hit South Asia. See the news details @ google. It has killed over 10000 people across 7 countries. India is one of the hardest hit country with current death toll standing at arround 3200 a Read More.......
Posted by Ramdhan Yadav at 09:01 PM

December 03, 2004

AP Farmers Training African Farmers

Recently Andhra Pradesh govt. is planning to send the farmers to train farmers in African countries. Eenadu has released a cartoon regarding this. When investment grows a lot and you end up with lots of loans/debts and when produce does Read More.......
Posted by Ramdhan Yadav at 03:04 PM

November 08, 2004

Farmers in AP use Coke, Pepsi to 'kill insects'

About an year ago there was a big blow when it was declared that Coke and Pepsi got significant amounts of pesticides in them and lots of cartoons were also published about them being actually used as pesticides. Well, looks Read More.......
Posted by Ramdhan Yadav at 05:18 PM

September 18, 2004

A second-generation Indian and his discontents - II

In response to A second-generation Indian and his discontents, here is a comment from Zach As a down to earth Indian American guy, I have NEVER understood the "Indian thug" phenomenon. And it is nothing new either. I am 29 Read More.......
Posted by Ramdhan Yadav at 10:09 AM

September 17, 2004

WHEN we fail to plan, we plan to fail

An end to traffic jams without flyovers The population of Bangalore is projected to grow exponentially bringing along with it huge traffic problems. GEORGE K KURUVILA suggests a few innovative measures to usher in smoother flow of vehicles. “WHEN we Read More.......
Posted by Ramdhan Yadav at 11:32 AM

September 14, 2004

Plastic Changes Tihar

The city's Tihar Jail has truly caught up with the trend of debit cards. Inmates at some of the jails in Tihar now complete all their monetary transactions within the jail premises through debit cards. Be it buying their daily Read More.......
Posted by Ramdhan Yadav at 03:13 PM

September 11, 2004

India's is an extremely lonely war.

According to the US assessment, in 2004, "Pakistani government is trying harder than ever before in the battle against Islamist terrorists." That should alarm New Delhi, whose daily battles against terrorism are not of any major international concern. India's is Read More.......
Posted by Ramdhan Yadav at 12:12 PM

September 07, 2004

Few Good Men - Rikshaw Pullers

Two alert members of the public on Tuesday prevented a minor from being raped and thereby another shameful addition to Delhi's crime statistics was narrowly avoided. According to the police, a couple of rickshaw pullers who were waiting for passengers Read More.......
Posted by Ramdhan Yadav at 04:56 PM

September 04, 2004

Hail mother India, long live Pakistan - Wagah Border Ritual

As Indian and Pakistani diplomats meet to push forward peace, their border guards play out a jingoistic ritual of confrontation to the delight of thousands of onlookers from both sides. The carefully choreographed display of hostility takes place every evening Read More.......
Posted by Ramdhan Yadav at 05:52 PM

August 30, 2004

http://www.indiateam.org

A person living away from his country almost always wants to contribute a part of his success in life for the development of the society where he was born and had lived till he moved to new pastures. It is Read More.......
Posted by Ramdhan Yadav at 03:08 PM

August 23, 2004

Get a citizenship @Rs 12,500

The government has issued a notification under which people of Indian origin (PIO) would have to pay Rs 12,500 to secure Indian overseas citizenship. A PIO would enjoy all rights of an Indian citizen, except the right to employment in Read More.......
Posted by Ramdhan Yadav at 04:09 PM

August 21, 2004

New School for Babus

Via: FEATURES SAMACHAR -- The only bookmark on Features you'll ever need The Prime Minister’s proposal for educating and shaping the new bureaucrat is only a first draft. Changes and modifications will be made at the stage of discussions and Read More.......
Posted by Ramdhan Yadav at 05:58 PM

August 15, 2004

Celebrating The Spirit of Freedom

Check out the various slide shows that India times has published for the indepdendence day @ Timesofindia > Independence Day" href="http://info.indiatimes.com/it/15August/15aug.html?headline=India:~Pride~and~Prejudice">Indiatimes >http://info.indiatimes.com/it/15August/15aug.html?headline=India:~Pride~and~Prejudice Don't miss this one http://info.indiatimes.com/it/Idday/index.html Read More.......
Posted by Ramdhan Yadav at 05:26 PM

Hoist Flat In Your Name

Check this out, this is pretty cool Indiatimes - Hoist Flag In Your Name Read More.......
Posted by Ramdhan Yadav at 03:53 PM

August 09, 2004

Bangalore's Cost of Living Cheaper than Chennai?

Via: Teakada: How expensive is Chennai? sent by Kiran Kumar Jakkaraju. Chennai/Madras is placed 133 on a scale of 144 Cities (worldwide) based on the cost-of-living. In a survery (click here for complete list) conducted by London's Mercer Human Resource Read More.......
Posted by Ramdhan Yadav at 08:49 AM

August 04, 2004

Hometown Railway Station Burning

To my shock today I saw this picture which is showing the railway station of my hometown burning. There are huge stack of wood of Subabul trees that are stored beside railway station to be transported to a paper mill Read More.......
Posted by Ramdhan Yadav at 05:39 PM

By becoming a servant/slave, you can make *HIM* your servant/slave

She addressed the housewives. She told them not to be disheartened. This debate was not against them, she said. It was about if working would increase or decrease happiness. The problem with working women, she went on, was their inflated Read More.......
Posted by Ramdhan Yadav at 07:31 AM

July 24, 2004

Middleast <--> India - Connection

The Times of India has an interesting presentation on The Times of India" href="http://info.indiatimes.com/it/middle-east/index.html">Why The Middle East can't do without Indians. Got very interesting statistics like. • In Saudi Arabia, 20% of the expat population are Indians • Expat workers Read More.......
Posted by Ramdhan Yadav at 04:54 PM

July 20, 2004

Mumbai Lives in Peace.......

Even five years back, land grabbing, property disputes, music rights, film distribution, business dealings, smuggling—even government contracts and tenders—were controlled by Mumbai’s expatriate dons. But phones don’t announce extortion calls any more. The guns have fallen silent too. Even police Read More.......
Posted by Ramdhan Yadav at 02:27 PM

Dalip Giant Singh - Indian WWF dude

India's answer to WWF has emerged in the form of Dalip 'Giant' Singh. Singh has exhibited his prowess and now is staking his claim to being the only Indian citizen to pursue this particular wrestling style actively. Weighing 110410 pounds, Read More.......
Posted by Ramdhan Yadav at 02:22 PM