Posted in Business India, India Facts, Poverty, tagged GDP, Globalization, Hindu, Hindutva, Human Trafficking, India, Migration, Remittance on February 21, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Will India conquer the world with its 54 percent Young Indian population (lesser than age 24) and world’s fifth-largest consumer market?
” One remarkable aspect of the Indian growth story is the way in which it has left rural poverty and ignorance untouched. Even by the low standards of the developing world, rural [...]
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Posted in Business India, Corruption, tagged Corruption, GDP, Globalization, Hindu, Hindutva, Human Trafficking, India, World Bank on January 12, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
World Bank Uncovers Corruption In Health Projects It Funds in India
WASHINGTON — The World Bank announced that it has uncovered “serious incidents of fraud and corruption” in $570 million in health projects it funds in India.
An internal review launched in 2006 turned up wrongdoing in five projects dating as far back as 1997, including efforts [...]
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Posted in Corruption, India Facts, Poverty, tagged Dalits, GDP, Globalization, Hindu, Hindu Growth, Hindutva, Human Trafficking, India, Land ownership, Migration, Minorities, Remittance, Tamils, Tribals on January 7, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
India’s touted job welfare scheme struggling: report
NEW DELHI (AFP) — Just three percent of households signing up to a multi-billion-dollar Indian welfare drive promising 100 days of work to every rural family actually got such jobs, a report said Monday.
India’s ruling Congress party had billed the drive as a “landmark” in its battle against poverty, [...]
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Posted in Corruption, Hindutva, India Facts, tagged Andra Pradesh, AP, Corruption, GDP, Globalization, HINDRAF, Hindu, Hindutva, Human Trafficking, India, Islam, Malaysia, Migration, Minorities, Monkey Business, Muslims, Remittance, RSS, Tamils on January 2, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Andhra Pradesh: Bribes adjusted for inflation!
Narendra Ch, 02 January 2008,
The Andhra Pradesh government’s Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) has come to the conclusion that only 10 per cent of the 14-lakh state government employees are scrupulously honest. Others range between the totally corrupt to the fence sitters.
CORRUPTION HAS become part and parcel of the Indian administration. Corruption [...]
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