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6 Major Changes That Are Impacting India Shown Graphically

Were opening up a new section this week on India-reports.in. Here are the six areas we will cover.

1. Peak Oil – Declining Oil and Expensive Energy – 

2. West to East – Economic Shift From West to East – 

3. Money – Inflation and Currency Fluctuations – e

4.  Indulgence – Individual and Government  Debt –

5. Unsustainble Consumption – Consumption of everything

6. Emerging – Indian Emerging Competitive Work Force –

Assessing Indian Writers and Editors

Editing, Travel Writing and Proofreading Assessment Tests

India or China: Which Is the Better Place to Invest?

Published: Friday, 13 Nov 2009 | 10:01 AM ET

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By: Lianting Tu
Special to CNBC      India or China

When both India’s Bombay Sensex and China’s Shanghai composite indices have soared about 70 percent year to date, many investors have added both markets to their A-list. But which country is a better place to invest? David Riedel, founder of Riedel Research Group and Paul Goodwin, analyst and editor for Cabot China & Emerging Markets Newsletter shared their opinions.

Very Interesting Chinese Thrift Graph

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Directory of International Boarding Schools in India

Buy the eBook featuring Reviews, Facts, Figures and Tips - Indians and Expats will find this guide book useful.

Boarding or residential schools have always been popular with India’s upper middle class and elite. Every region in India has some famous residential schools and some are historical favorites all over the country. The recent boom influx of NRIs and foreigners, or expats in India has resulted in emergence of several international schools with global academic curricula.

Traditionally, boarding schools in India were located in picturesque locations. Nainital Dehradun, Mussorie (Uttaranchal), Sanawar (Himachal Pradesh), Darjeeling (West Bengal) and Ooty (Tamil Nadu) are places well known for their illustrious institutions. Schools here have a legacy dating back to over a hundred years.

Residential schools in India which offer the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma programme include Bangalore International School, Canadian International School, G D Goenka World School, Indus International School, Kodaikanal International School, Mercedes Benz International, Navrachana International, Pathways world, Sharad Pawar International School, The International School of Bangalore, Mahindra United World College, and Vishwashanti Gurukul.

Residential schools which offer the IGCSE curriculum include Riverdale International School, Pathways World School, Woodstock, G D Goenka, TISB, Good Shepherd, Indus International, Parkwood International and Calcutta International. Some schools offer both IB and IGCSE.

There is no periodic ranking for schools in India by any market research or media company. The most recent effort (August 2007) has been a survey by the Indian Market Research Bureau (IMRB) for Education World. This survey does not include the new international residential schools.

Water Problems: Who has Water China India?

Water may not seem like a big issue if you live in a place with plenty but it is a very very serious issue for India. I hope things can be reversed.

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India and China economies are attracting global attention and investment. As Western economies fade interest in discovering opportunities in India and China grows. Both will emerge from the current recession less dependent on the West and much stronger.

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·         Teachers who want to show graphically what is happening in India and China

·         Marketing professionals seeking to communicate to new markets

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The  PPT slides comparing India and China touch upon essentials of demographics, infrastructure, industry, commodities and more. They contain side by side graphs that can be reused in your own presentation. You can reorganize, edit, use one slide or all.

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Insights about shifting opportunities from USA to China / India / Brazil

A quote  from an aticle by Joel Bowman click to read the full article

China, India, Brazil, etc. – command an increasingly important role in the geopolitical arena. In addition, these New Economies on the Block are forging important trade ties with each other and inking deals to secure their mutually beneficial future, ex-US.

The United States, meanwhile, is up to its ears in ever-mounting debt…both to its creditor nations in the Middle and Far East and, to an even larger extent, to its own citizens.

And so we ask ourselves, will the young Johnnie and Jenny Smiths of the West be able to bluff their way through the next round of negotiations with a pair of twos? Or will the Changs, Patels and Ahmeds of the world call their bluff and take them to the cleaners?

Unfortunately, the trouble started for Generation iPod before they even had a chance to cause it for themselves. “Like America itself,” observes Bill Bonner, “[Young Americans] are in danger of finding themselves slipping downhill. Instead of expecting things to get better, they may find it hard even to hold onto what they’ve got. Instead of the ‘Morning in America’ that Ronald Reagan promised, they may find that it seems more like evening, both in their personal as well as their national lives.”

Introducing India-reports.in

Introducing India-reports.in

We have installed WordPress so that we can more easily manage India-reports. We are making several other changes in the first week of November.

1) Reports are available to students for free.

2) A few PPts will be available for free to anyone but they will be read only. In other words you can download it but you can not modify it.

3) We are focusing on topics that we think will make a difference in some way. We are trying to add value rather than publish  information that does not encourage sustainability.