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Friday, August 26, 2011
Sunday, August 21, 2011
Reliance to launch a 4G mobile phone in India?
Reliance has plans to launch a 4G tablet in India this year. Close to fifteen Taiwanese manufacturers are ready to submit prototypes for the tablet which will be sold at a retail price of Rs. 8000. This is a little jumping the gun kind of news and is only expected from Reliance Industries. Many companies are still struggling to get started on the 3G services and Reliance is talking 4G. Reliance has money and muscle to lay out their network well in time and to procure as many tablets as it can to break-even.
Voice by now is a commodity but, it still is a much needed commodity. A person buying a 4G tablet would want the calling and video conferencing capabilities on it. There are hardly any players on the 4G scene. Companies which might not have a problem are — Bharti and Aircel – which have licenses for 2G and 3G in select areas. Augere, Tikona and Qualcomm are other players in the 4G arena.
Reliance along with BSNL/MTNL is the only company which has 4G spectrum in all 22 circles. Reliance along with Augere, Tikona and Qualcomm are the new players who don’t have 2G or 3G spectrum.
Tablets is one thing and launching a phone is another thing. Reliance do not have license to operate in the 2G and 3G calls where most of the voice calls are based. 4G is a network which facilitates faster download speeds for internet and it facilitates voice calls too. That is where the whole thing gets messy, at least to me.
If Reliance can launch a 4G tablet it can as well launch a 4G phone. It can collaborate with HTC to get HTC Thunderbolt to India. That’s a possibility. To get to that point, several questions have to be answered.
Can Reliance Industries offer voice calls over 4G network? If Reliance is disallowed for voice calls, would there be demand for its 4G tablets?
Source :
http://trak.in/tags/business/2011/01/06/reliance-4g-phone-tablet-launch/Friday, August 19, 2011
SACHIN NEAR CENTURY MILESTONE
Bookies are flooded with bets on Sachin getting his 100th century against Pakistan at Mohali; estimated Rs.6,000 crore to change hands on big bets.
With just a day left for the mother of all battles in Mohali, bookmakers across the country are gearing up to make the mother of all killings on the semi-final clash.
Not only is the match slated to be a firecracker; the odds set by the bookies are no less volatile. India is slated as favourites at 62 paise, while the Pakistanis are set at Rs.1.58.
However, the odds for the Indian batting line-up and the Pakistan bowling line-up are completely contrast to the result of the match. Bookies speculate that if India wins the toss it will score between 265-275 in the `lambi session'.
On the other hand, Pakistan is expected to score between 310 and 320 after winning the toss. Pakistan's high scoring rate is attributed to India's poor bowling line up.
Also, keeping in mind the fact that the Indian middle-order is capable for crumbling under pressure.
A large number of top bookies are headed for Mohali to witness the match and lay bets. It is likely to help them make a better assessment of the situation during the game.
Bookies are also facing a crunch of liquid cash as hundreds of crores are changing hands every day during the world cup. Most of them are paying a little extra to get their quota of cash, which needs to be paid within 24 hours of the match result.
A large number of transactions have already taken place through an army of errand boys and hawala networks. A large number of high profile bookies from Pakistan are planning to 'cut' their bets through Dubai, which is the hub of illegal money transfers during the betting season.
The tally clerks recruited for the match have been asked to report for duty 24 hours before the match as they are not supposed to know in advance where they would be stationed during the match.
When asked about the investigation into the betting syndicate, Joint Commissioner of police (crime) Himanshu Roy, said, "We are keeping a watch."
All eyes are on the little master's performance in the crunch game that could land India in its third World Cup final. Sachin Tendulkar, who currently has 99 centuries under his belt, will be in the hunt for century number 100 as the Indians take on Pakistan in Mohali on Wednesday.
Having missed out on the three-figure landmark in Ahmedabad, expectations of the little master getting to the record against arch-rivals Pakistan are very high. In fact, bookies have close to Rs. 100 crore riding on just the master blaster's century.
The going price on Sachin scoring a century is Rs. 4.05, while a half-century will fetch Rs. 1.50. Insiders informed that Sachin's century odds are attracting more bets than the match itself.
"With more bets on Sachin scoring a century bookies expect that the turnover from the India-Pakistan match could be between Rs. 6,000 and 10,000 crore," a senior bookie told MiD DAY.
Odds at Mohali
India
Sachin Tendulkar
50 runs: Rs. 1.05
100 runs: Rs. 4.05
Rs. 100 crore
(Estimated bets so far)
Virender Sehwag
50 runs: 80 paise
100 runs: Rs. 5.50
Rs. 60 crore
(Estimated bets so far)
Yuvraj Singh
50 runs: Rs. 1
100 runs: Rs. 6
Rs. 55 crore
(Estimated bets so far)
Gautam Gambhir
50 runs: Rs. 1.15
100 runs: R6
Rs. 50 crore
Estimated bets so far
PAKISTAN
Mohammed Hafiz
50 runs: Rs. 1.15
100 runs: Rs. 5.60
Rs. 30 crore
(Estimated bets so far)
Kamran Akmal
50 runs: 85 paise
100 runs: Rs. 5
Rs. 35 crore
(Estimated bets so far)
Asad Shafiq
50 runs: Rs. 1.10
100 runs: Rs. 5.5
Rs. 25 crore
(Estimated bets so far)
Yunus Khan
50 runs: Rs. 1.30
100 runs: R6.5
Rs. 20 crore
(Estimated bets so far)
Source :
http://sports.ndtv.com/world-cup-2011/news/item/171271-rs-100-crore-riding-on-sachin-tendulkars-100th-century-against-pakistan
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_international_cricket_centuries_by_Sachin_Tendulkar
Monday, August 15, 2011
READ THE AURA
How to see and READ the AURA: | ||
There is nothing “paranormal” in the Universe, except our limited understanding of Nature. What we think we “know” on Earth now is just a tiny drop in the Ocean of Knowledge. | ||
What is the Aura ?Everything in the Universe seems to be just a vibration. Every atom, every part of an atom, every electron, every elementary “particle”, even our thoughts and consciousness are just vibrations. Hence, we may define the Aura as a electro-photonic vibration response of an object to some external excitation (such as an ambient light for example). This definition is sufficient for the purpose of reading Auras, providing that we can train ourselves to see the Aura vibration. Source : http://thiaoouba.com/seeau.htm |
Tuesday, August 9, 2011
How to make gold ?
Clues
Osmium and Thallium .
Half Life Period
ATOMIC NUMBER OF GOLD IS 79, SO YOU'RE GOING TO NEED TO TURN A PROTON INTO A NEUTRON.
GOOD LUCK WITH THAT.
Osmium and Thallium .
Half Life Period
ATOMIC NUMBER OF GOLD IS 79, SO YOU'RE GOING TO NEED TO TURN A PROTON INTO A NEUTRON.
GOOD LUCK WITH THAT.
Sunday, August 7, 2011
MAN vs ROBOT ?
FASCINATING FACT THAT WE FOUND TODAY ...
http://www.weirdasianews.com/2008/12/08/chinese-farmer-builds-robot-army-cybernauts-move/
Chinese Farmer Builds Robot Army
A Chinese farmer with very little education has built 26 robots over the past 30 years. His love and obvious talent for technology has inspired him to design these robots and build them literally from scrap materials.
Wu Yulu, 46, has been thinking about building robots from the time he was eleven years of age. While sitting on his doorstep watching villagers pass by, he came up with the idea of building a machine that walks like a man.
His first robot took several years to build and could only shuffle along as it could not raise its legs. Over time, his designs became more complex and his creations are now capable of scaling walls, serving water, lighting cigarettes, playing musical instruments and writing calligraphy!
Wu’s home is near Beijing and he has plunged his family into debt by spending up to two-thirds of his monthly income on his robot creations. He has been forced to sell some of them to pay bills.
Wu considers all the robots as his sons, and has names for them according to the order in which they were invented, ranging from Wu No.1 to Wu No.26.
“They are all my sons, so they must bear my surname” said Wu.
Source :
Saturday, August 6, 2011
Possible Scenarios To End Gold's Bull Market
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Sources : http://www.financialsense.com/contributors/terry-coxen/possible-scenarios-ending-gold-bull-market
Tuesday, August 2, 2011
Monday, August 1, 2011
ARE YOU AN MBA LOOKING FOR A JOB/PLACEMENTS/INTERNSHIPS ?
There are various factors which every company will be considering for recruiting.
WORK EXPERIENCE
BRAND NAME OF THE COLLEGE
ACADEMICS
EXTRA CURRICULAR CERTIFICATES
WORK EXPERIENCE
BRAND NAME OF THE COLLEGE
ACADEMICS
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BANKING INDIA
Thanks : Dheeraj K Antony (SSIM - Hyderabad)
Banking
Commercial Banking – An Overview:
Definition of Banking, Core Definition, business that can be undertaken and can not be undertaken by Banks in India.
Definition of Banking:
Banking has been defined in section 5 (b) of Banking Regulation Act,1949 as “ Accepting, for the purpose of lending or investment of deposits of money from the public, repayable on demand or otherwise, and withdrawable by cheque, draft, order or otherwise.
Section 5C defines a Banking Company as “ any company which transacts the business of banking in India”
The salient feature of the above definition are:
A Banking company must perform both of the essential functions i.e. accepting deposits and lending or investing the same
The Bank accepts deposits from anyone who offers his/her money for such purpose subject to the KYC norms
The time and mode of withdrawal of deposit – it is repayable on demand by the depositor or according to the agreement reached between the Bank and Depositor. This means that the Bank does not refund the money deposited on its own, even if the period for which it was deposited expires. The depositor must make a demand for the same
The act also specifies that the withdrawal should be effected through an order, cheque, draft or otherwise. This implies that the demand should be made in a proper manner and through an instrument in writing and not merely by verbal order.
Name must include the word Bank, Banker or Banking. Section 7 of the act makes it essential for every company carrying on the business of banking in India to use as part of its name at least one of the words – bank, banker, banking or banking company
•BUSINESS OF BANKS
•According to section 6, the following business may be undertaken by a banking company:
•A) Bulk of a bank’s activities and main functions:
•Borrowing or raising or taking money (Deposits)
•Lending or advancing of money either upon security or without security
•Drawing, making, accepting, discounting, buying, selling, collecting and dealing in bills of exchange, hundis, promissory notes, coupons, drafts, bills of lading, railway receipts, warrants, debentures, certificates, scripts and other instruments and securities whether transferable or negotiable or not
•Granting and issuing of letters of credit, travellers’ cheques and circular notes
•Buying, selling and dealing in bullion and specie
•Buying and selling of foreign exchange including foreign bank notes
•Acquiring, holding, issuing on commission, underwriting and dealing in stock, funds, shares, debentures, bonds, obligations, securities and investments of all kinds
•Purchasing and selling of bonds, scrips and other forms of securities on behalf of constituents or others
•Negotiating of loans and advances
•Receiving of all kinds of bonds, scrips or valuables on deposit or for safe custody or otherwise
•Providing safe deposit vaults and
•Collecting and transmitting on money and securities
•B) It may act as an agent of the Government, local authority or person and can carry on agency business but it can not act as secretary or treasurer of a company
•C) It may contract for public and private loans and negotiate and issue the same
•D) It may effect, insure, guarantee, underwrite, participate in managing and carrying out of any issue of State, municipal or other loans or of shares, stock, debenture stock of companies and may lend money for the purpose of any such issue
•E) It may carry on and transact every kind of guarantee and indemnity business
•F) It may manage, sell and realize any property which may come into its possession in satisfaction of its claims
•G) It may acquire and hold and deal with any property or any right, title or interest in any such property which may form the security for any loan or advance
•H) It may undertake and execute trusts
•I) It may undertake the administration of estates as executor, trustee or otherwise
•J) It may establish, support and aid, associations, institutions, funds, trusts, etc., for the benefit of its present or past employees and may grant money for charitable purposes
•K) It may acquire, construct and maintain any building for its own purpose
•L) It may sell, improve, manage, develop, exchange, lease, mortgage, dispose of all or any part of the property and rights of the economy
•M) It may acquire and undertake the whole or any part of the business of any person or company, when such business is of a nature described in Sec. 6(1)
•N) It may do all such things which are incidental or conducive to the promotion or advancement of the business of the company
•O) It may undertake any other form of business which the Central Government may specify as a form of business in which it is lawful for a banking company to engage. Recently the Govt., of India has issued a notification specifying insurance as permissible form of business that could be undertaken by banks.
•Business prohibited for a Banking Company
•Section 8 prohibits a banking company from engaging directly or indirectly in trading activities and undertaking trading risks. No banking company shall directly or indirectly deal in buy or selling or bartering of goods or engage in any trade or buy, sell or barter goods for others. A Banking Company is permitted to so for the following purposes:
•To realize the securities given to it or held by it for a loan, if need arises for the realization of the amount lent
•To buy or sell or barter for others in connection with i) bills of exchange received for collection or negotiation, and ii) undertaking the administration of estates as executor, trustee, etc (under section 6(1)(i)
•Goods mean every kind of movable property other than claims, stocks, shares, money, bullion and specie and all instruments referred to in clause (a) of sub-section (1) of Section 6
•Section 9 of the act prohibits a banking company from holding any immovable property howsoever acquired, except as is required for its own use, for a period exceeding 7 years from the acquisition and for 12 years with permission from RBI. It has to dispose of such property.
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