India has long way to go to improve its GDP growth rate. The growth rate nowhere matches those of china which is near 9-10 percent. Following reforms will do some help to improve India's GDP:
1. Allow 100 percent foreign direct investment and Foreign Institutional Investment
2. More emphasis on fostering growth through monetary and fiscal policies
3. Allow free trade with minimal quota and restrictions like tariffs etc.
4. Develop close and diplomatic relations with USA and other well developed countries like UK, France, Germany , Japan and China.
5. More reforms and liberal policies required in stock markets and other secondary market operations.
SHAKTI
Shooling from MPS Jaipur. Graduation from JECRC University of Rajasthan. Doing Post Graduation MBA From NMIMS Mumbai.
Thursday, March 1, 2012
Sunday, April 25, 2010
Getting lucky in New boom era...
Looking for new jobs the heydays are gone
What if I say hi to booms and bye to recessions
oh my friend looking for booms and not recession
and guess what booms are here to stay till i get a job
of my chice and yeah thats why i call it a boomm because
it makes someone life goes boom boom...
yeah that s the stuff
What if I say hi to booms and bye to recessions
oh my friend looking for booms and not recession
and guess what booms are here to stay till i get a job
of my chice and yeah thats why i call it a boomm because
it makes someone life goes boom boom...
yeah that s the stuff
Saturday, June 20, 2009
Exit Of India From T20 WC!!
This is our team india not able to defend the WC.God why Sehwag went out???lack of match fitness??tired???.No but lack of conviction and sincerity to retain the cup.
Saturday, May 30, 2009
Australia's racism
Australia is known for beautiful cities,great sports,wildlife etc and seeing attack on indian students in australia is a great etback for australia and its world image.
Its awful to hear that australia known for its wold class education is now becomin threat to foreign students.
This will affect australia's tourism and its revenues.
Its awful to hear that australia known for its wold class education is now becomin threat to foreign students.
This will affect australia's tourism and its revenues.
Friday, May 29, 2009
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