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Thursday, June 25, 2009
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
My Project Report (FINANCE)
comparative analysis of power and infrastructure sector companies stock price for the FY2007-2008 vis a vis...
This is my summer internship report which i have done in Anand Rathi Financial services Ltd,Pune.Thisis 2 month summer project report.This project is our part of Management curriculum.
Project Title:- Comparative analysis of Power and Infrastructure sector companies stock price fro the financial year 2007-2008 vis a vis NIFTY.
This is my summer internship report which i have done in Anand Rathi Financial services Ltd,Pune.Thisis 2 month summer project report.This project is our part of Management curriculum.
Project Title:- Comparative analysis of Power and Infrastructure sector companies stock price fro the financial year 2007-2008 vis a vis NIFTY.
Sunday, June 14, 2009
Capitation Fee:-Captivating The Indian Education
Yes, indeed education is bought or rather sold like a commodity in this country, where it is also worshipped like a venerable Goddess by all. What a paradox! And this sale-purchase is happening in almost every other educational institution and is not confined to any particular state or stream.
Though, everyone including the agencies that are supposed to be regulatory bodies are aware of this racket but none has ever initiated any move to weed out the menace of capitation fees. The reason behind this is very simple, education is a lucrative trade, controlled by politicians and their cohorts.
Even as lakhs of Indians rush abroad to get foreign degrees, the government continues to patronise the politician-businessmen nexus, controlling this sector, thus undermining the future of a billion plus people.
An artificial shortage created by the license-permit raj regime has ensured that education in India remains choked forever. Both the quality and quantity of education in the country remains below par, barring few institutions.
Higher education has been milched in states like Karnataka, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Kerala. The country has around 400 medical colleges, out of which more than 200 plus are in these five states, owned, controlled and run by politician-cum-businessmen.
This art has almost been perfected, which is evident from the fact that a place like Puducherry (Pondicherry) has seven medical colleges. Such is the clout of these men with the policymakers that they manage to dictate policy and when required, escape the clutches of law.
All these issues come to fore every year during the admission season and are forgotten after that. But it's a matter of our future and we need to take a stand. Let not the smoke die down this time. Come share your thoughts on the mess in the educational system and how to cleanse it.
Though, everyone including the agencies that are supposed to be regulatory bodies are aware of this racket but none has ever initiated any move to weed out the menace of capitation fees. The reason behind this is very simple, education is a lucrative trade, controlled by politicians and their cohorts.
Even as lakhs of Indians rush abroad to get foreign degrees, the government continues to patronise the politician-businessmen nexus, controlling this sector, thus undermining the future of a billion plus people.
An artificial shortage created by the license-permit raj regime has ensured that education in India remains choked forever. Both the quality and quantity of education in the country remains below par, barring few institutions.
Higher education has been milched in states like Karnataka, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Kerala. The country has around 400 medical colleges, out of which more than 200 plus are in these five states, owned, controlled and run by politician-cum-businessmen.
This art has almost been perfected, which is evident from the fact that a place like Puducherry (Pondicherry) has seven medical colleges. Such is the clout of these men with the policymakers that they manage to dictate policy and when required, escape the clutches of law.
All these issues come to fore every year during the admission season and are forgotten after that. But it's a matter of our future and we need to take a stand. Let not the smoke die down this time. Come share your thoughts on the mess in the educational system and how to cleanse it.
Saturday, June 6, 2009
MAHABLESHWAR
Last sun day(31-05-2009) i had visited MAHABLESHWAR with My some of friend.Hole day we enjoyed.Mahableshwar is very natural and Beautiful place.Mahableshwar is Around 135 KM from Pune by Road.Early morning 5 o clock we left Pune.After completing one fourth journey we stop at a DHABA where we had Breakfast and Tea. Around 2 hours journey we reached Panchgani. Panchgani is also a Hill station.We stayed sometime in Mapro garden. In panchgani we had Strawberry and Yellow carrot.Strawberry is very famous in Panchgani.We enjoyed sometimein Panchgani.then we move towards Mahableshwar.We visited Elefisten point,Monkey pont,Sucide point, Mahableshwar Temple,Panchganga Temple..etc.Mahableshwar Temple is one of the "Jyortilling" Very famous Lord Shanker Temple. Panch ganga is Also famous..people said at the same place where 5 River is comeing togather. After that we decided to visit Pratapgad fort.In PratapGad Fort Shivaji Maharaj were living there. Its is also a very beautiful Fort.
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