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From, September 23, 2007 to September
29,
2007
Q&a: 'Our Credibility Is Doubted To A
Certain Degree'
The Chinese official multimedia news
agency, Xinhua, boasts 75 million
stories and two million photographs in
its kitty, the largest Chinese media
database in the world.
Harry Potters Success Is Due To Its
Universal Theme
The multifaceted Coelho, who has been
associated with Hindi cinema and
television as a screenplay writer, was
the brain behind Indias first writers
cooperative Kalamkari.
‘Higher Rupee Both Problem And
Opportunity For Exporters’
The Government will work towards a
level playing field but exporters must
use the strong rupee as an opportunity
for greater efficiency and cost
consciousness.
Gm Food For Thought
At least for the next few months,
consumers in India will not know
whether they are eating imported
processed food that contains
genetically modified organisms (GMOs).
Three Signs Of Imminent Fall
Only one in four acquisitions succeed
in creating shareholder value, says Mr
Chris Zook, author of Unstoppable
(Harvard Business School Press, May
2007), citing a seven-year study
conducted by Bain & Company, a global
business and strategy . . . ..
India’s ‘Rising Profile’ In East Asia
Besides the nuclear deal, India’s
identity in East Asia, widely believed
to be the next big theatre in world
politics, is traceable to economic
diplomacy and some basic strategic
thinking.
Darfur Crisis: A View From The Inside
Jan Pronk, senior Dutch politician and
statesman who is a Professor at the
Institute of Social Studies, The
Hague, was head of the U.N. Mission in
Sudan.
Q&a: 'If You Don't Enjoy Work, You
Don't Enjoy Life'
To describe him as a powerhouse of
ideas, motivations and impulses would
be understating the high-octane energy
level of Dev Anand.
It Is In Our Hands To Minimise
Extinction
Natural systems are in turmoil with
human numbers growing at alarming
rates. By the end of this century, we
homo-sapiens will wipe out more than
10 million species with
desertification and climate change
happening at such an alarming rate.
‘Government Should Have Stood By ASI’
Suraj Bhan, who taught archaeology at
Kurukshetra University, is a member of
the Central Advisory Board of
Archaeology of the Archaeological
Survey of India (ASI).
“India Has Been Impressive In Applying
Space Technology To Development”
“India
is a world leader in using
remote-sensing systems and technology
for addressing basic problems
associated with human development and
food security.
‘There’S No Dev Anand Style. If You
Like Yourself, You Will Conquer.
That’s Self-Confidence’
My guest this week is perhaps one of
the most durable romantics of our
time, in fact, of five generations —
the most cheerful, the eternal and
really wonderful Dev Anand.
“No Reservation Over Nuclear Deal”
Song Min-soon, Foreign Minister of the
Republic of Korea, outlines his
country’s emerging equation with India
in the context of its move for
securing the support of the Nuclear
Suppliers Group.
'I Won't Call Indian Fashion Designers
Creative'
Like the discourse of a philosopher,
the discourse of fashion should emerge
from a creative mind, which can be
gradually democratised - so thinks the
French fashion commentator, founder of
fashion company L’Eclaireur, and
organiser of fashion fare . . . .
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