30 November 2011

FDI : Why this Kolaveri di? 
by Meenakshi Chaudhary   
Foreign Direct Investment(FDI) in the retail sector has become the burning issue among the parliamentarians and  aam aadmi. The UPA government's decision of 51% FDI in the multi -brand retail has made the MP's  furious  as Uma Bharti, Mayawati,A.K. Antony,Jairam Ramesh strongly opposes the decision by considering it as unfavorable for small dealers,brokers,'mom and pop stores' 


The issue has been emerged as a cabinet split as the Commerce minister Anand Sharma,         Finance minister Pranab Mukherjee and Home minister P.Chidambaram are firmly supporting the division by stating that India is allowing only 51% FDI unlike other countries which allow 100% FDI but still the business of 'mom and pop stores' operates effectively and as far as Indian economy  
is concerned the global retail giants like Walmart,Tesco, Carrefor  will be allowed to open stores only on cities with the population base of minimum 10 lakhs so that there can be enough scope for everyone's survival.


However,the barbaric arguments by the parliamentarians are frivolous as they are opposing FDI by considering it a threat to the economy instead of weighing it's actual consequences.FDI  will allow 5000 crore investment in Indian retail sector which in turn will open atleast  1 crore employment opportunities in urban and sub-urban areas.The farmers will also get better prices for their agricultural produce.They can store the excess of farm produce and sell it at the better prices in the  close proximity.On the other hand,consumers will also get all the required products at deep discounts.The relaxation in norms for foreign direct investment will benefit not only business but also to farmers and consumers.The opposition of decision in parliament is the major hurdle in the extension of liberalization in the Indian economy.


The opponents should weigh the 'prons and cons ' of the UPA government's decision instead of making frivolous statements.They are expressing only their personal choices by representing the aam aadmi in isolation to their common interests.Today's commoners are well informed and aware 
 regarding the impact of each and every parliamentary session on their daily lives.No one will desire that the notion of creation of huge employment opportunities, availability of products at deep discounts and less farm produce waste alongwith higher price for agricultural produce will go in  haste due to personalized self-woven notion of some opposing parliamentarians.Government should push this revolutionary move pragmatically for the  upgradation  of Indian retail sector which in turn will boast up the Indian economic scenario.   


































DU degree is no more a cakewalk!! 
soaring cutoffs,strict attendance norms are multiple hurdles to get DU degree 
by Meenakshi Chaudhary 


Every year lakhs of students aspire to get admission in Delhi University which stands at 133 position in world universities rankings.The university offers courses in medicine,law,commerce,management,engineering,various vocational and academic programmes at undergraduate,post-graduate and doctorate level  which promises to offer a flourishing career.


However, the admission criteria and eligibility norms gets tougher day-by-day as being a central university located in the national capital territory,students from various parts of the country aspire to become DU graduates. This year Sri Ram College of commerce (SRCC) breaks all records by setting it's cutoff to 100% for B.Com(honors) and Eco(honors).so,getting admission in the prestigious college of DU is like a dream come true for every student.


The university has set a benchmark by acquiring number one position in the Indian Universities rankings because of it's standardized curriculum,scholarly and efficient faculties and strict regulations.As the university has shown the doors to 350  students who did not make the minimum 40% attendance marks,such students will be required to take fresh admissions next year by completing with students possessing higher percentage.This is a huge setback for the DU degree aspirants.


so,DU is synonymous to perseverance,punctuality and dedication as the  aspirants can become DU graduates only if they will work hard to get higher scores at school level and then pursue the academics with dedication and punctuality in order to become DU graduates.












virtual crime real punishment 
website owner held for violating copyright act! 
by Meenakshi chaudhary 


The economic offence wing(EOW) of Delhi Police have arrested the managing director of GNN Show9 Infotainment  private limited -- for violating the copyright act.
The accused identified as Anil sharma,was arrested followed by the complaint filed by music giant T-series.  
According to the complaint filed by the Super Cassettes Industries Ltd.,popularly known as          T-SERIES, the website was broadcasting songs owned by the company without taking permission."Sharma was arrested on Wednesday for  alleged infringement of copyright resulting from unlicensed broadcast of copyrighted works through the website www.radiomaska.com ," a senior police officer said. 
Police said sharma is also the editor and published magazines on tourism, business and politics." The website has been operating an internet based music streaming service where it exploits over copyrighted works without any license from us in blatant disregard of our statutory rights", Neeraj Kalyan, T-SERIES president said.
In the past,T-SERIES has initiated action against various websites for copyright violation.