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US sees the world it sees it fit, as the other Nations do.
The problem is the US keeps on changing its views, sometimes, it is difficult remember what it had perceived earlier.
One underlying principle never changes, what the US thinks the ground Realities are and.. they are invariably wrong!
Personality profile: Massively hypocritical, fond of sitting around criticizing countries that, in public, it professes to love and support. Told the US to keep track of Guantanamo detainees with microchips, as if they were “falcons or horses.” America’s response: “Horses don’t have good lawyers.” Like a fat kid on a sofa, covered in cake, telling his big brother to go and beat people up.
What America sees: Two-Face. The handsome, Harvey Dent half of the face is Saudi Arabia in meetings: a charming rich guy who has time to shake hands with everyone. In private, Saudi Arabia screams through an acid-ravaged face about how everyone needs to “do something” about everyone else.
THE UK
Personality profile: Paranoid, delusional, vaguely gay. The British desire to be considered an important player in the diplomatic game make the UK an ideal place to launch morally-questionable, legally-bankrupt operations against nations with more balls and conviction than it has.
What America sees: Sir John Falstaff. Past his best, stumbling around the party drunk singing the national anthem and shouting about having the “best geography teachers in the world” before ending the night on the floor, crying.
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The echoes of the Bribery, Corruption in High places ans Government’s unwillingness to take action, are now reverberating through the World.
Earlier Reports of GFI and Financial Rating Agencies used to call India not too friendly for speedy growth due to slow implementation of Economic Reforms, now the tone and tenor has changed.
Now the issue id Corruption and bribery.
Ernst &Young has called India as ‘ that fraud, bribery and corruption are seen as significant risks in India’.
It estimated that
‘Businesses in India recorded losses worth a whopping Rs 6,600 crore last year with a significant portion of these frauds occurring in the financial services sector that includes banking, investments and insurance businesses.
63% of the total fraud cases in FY12 were reported in the financial services sector, banks being the most common victim of frauds followed by insurance and mutual fund companies, according to Fraud Indicator, a first of its kind report by Consulting firm Ernst & Young.’
Considering the number of zeroes following the scams, this estimate is quite low.
Read the Full Report.
‘Even allowing for a recent slowdown, the Indian economy continues to grow faster than many other G20 countries.
However, with Indian GDP growth rates below the trend of the last decade, pressure on companies to meet expectations is rising, increasing in turn, the risk of fraud, bribery and corruption.
Although India continues to be a favored destination for foreign investment, with 71% of respondents to our 2012 India Attractiveness Survey keen to invest in the country, growth opportunities are constrained by regulation and bureaucracy.
A recent report from the World Bank ranked India 132nd out of 183 economies for ease of doing business, and as low as 181st for dealing with construction permits and 182nd for enforcing contracts.
Similarly, the World Economic Forum Global Competitiveness Report for 2011–2012 ranked India 96th of 142 economies for burden of government regulation.
The combination of a market with significant investment potential and a high level of bureaucracy has resulted in many seeking to bypass, accelerate or influence decisions. Media coverage from India has featured a series of corruption scandals over recent years, including a number involving national and state government representatives.
Coverage intensified in 2011 following high-profile protests over the pervasiveness of corruption in the country.
Given the extensive media coverage, it is not surprising that fraud, bribery and corruption are seen as significant risks in India. This is shown by the fact that 70% of India respondents to our survey think that bribery and corruption are widespread in the country and 72% believe that management is likely to cut corners to meet targets.
These findings are consistent with the decline in the ranking of India on the Transparency International Corruption Perceptions Index (down from 3.5 to 3.1 and from 72nd to 95th place in the rankings between 2007 and 2011).
With fraud, bribery and corruption risk so high on the domestic and international agenda, it is essential that companies with a presence in India actively address these risks.’
You can download The printable version of The Report at the Link.
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If you have served for several years in a particular industry, and have acquired the know-how that it takes to become an expert in the field, why not consider the role of a marketing consultant? You could start your business by offering your services to known customers, and expand the base as the business grows.
If the world of the World Wide Web is your abode, starting up a business as a web designer or developer is not a bad idea. The set-up costs would include investment in computer systems, and the word is ‘go’ from there on!
If photography has been an interest area all your life, why not turn this hobby into a business? All you need is the right equipment and the right digital tools to set ball rolling. What’s more, you could even opt for video photography to enhance the scope of work.
If you feel that the rise and fall in the stock market is the main cause of the fluctuations that happen in your heart, your soul lies in the share market. You can operate a business right from the comfort of your home as you offer consulting as well as trading services to your clients.
Property rates rising and falling make many consumers seek the advice and assistance of brokers or agents. If you have an interest in the field, you could take up real estate consultancy or brokering as an option to set up your business from home.
So, are you a car enthusiast and never imagined that you could turn your passion into a business idea? Well, here it is. You can tie up with manufacturers of parts and build a client base that requires them, but does not know how to contact the makers directly.
Animal lovers need not fret, for there are various options for them to start a business from home too. You could associate with a veterinarian hospital to know what products to purchase and hire one or two young helpers who love animals too.
While considered a female domain, scope for men to enter the industry is enormous too. However, you need to have the knack and organisational skills required for this job. You also need to have a good relationship with caterers, interior decorators, florists, hotels and various other service providers.
Did you think that cooking was just something that a homemaker had to do? Wrong! You can make a profession out of it, too! And that too right from your own home! All it requires is acquiring the right resources, gauging the tastes of your potential clientele, and of course, being a food-lover!
Now this does not mean you mow the lawns and water the plants in the houses of other people. This implies establishing your own set-up or nursery, wherein you can not only house plants and flowers of all kinds, but also provide equipment, training and consultancy to avid garden-growers.
Starting your own business, that too from home, may not be everyone’s cup of tea. However, cautious planning can help you turn a venture into a huge success. Make sure you know what your area of interest is!
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