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Anju Rupal Group moderator
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Welcome new members
Dear members,

I'd like to encourage you to create a community.
Use this group to explore, communicate, however thought provoking.
Here's your space!!!!!!!
- 15 Aug 2006, 12:06 am
Anju Rupal wrote: > Dear members, > > I'd like to encourage you to create a community. > Use this group to explore, communicate, however thought provoking. > Here's your space!!!!!!!
Neena Hartmann Premium Member Group moderator
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Indien - unaufhaltsam (1/2) Tonight on German TV ZDF, at 22:45
Indien - unaufhaltsam (1/2) Ein Milliardenvolk bricht auf
Dokumentation, Deutschland, 2006
In ihrer zweiteiligen Dokumentation "Indien - unaufhaltsam" führen Claus Kleber, Chef des ZDF heute-journals, und Angela Andersen die Zuschauer mitten hinein in ein Land, das sich vorgenommen hat, die Welt zu erobern. Am Beginn des 21. Jahrhunderts steht Indien vor einer Fülle von Herausforderungen - und begegnet ihnen anscheinend mit wachsender Begeisterung. Angela Andersen und Claus Kleber suchen die Wege, die Indien in die Zukunft findet, besuchen die High-Tech-Zentren, sind unterwegs in einem Verkehrssystem, das immer kurz vor dem Kollaps steht und doch acht Prozent Wirtschaftswachstum trägt.

Länge: 45 min

Regie: Claus Kleber und Angela Andersen
Kamera: Hartmut Seifert
- 06 Sep 2006, 10:13 am
Neena Hartmann wrote: > Indien - unaufhaltsam (1/2) Ein Milliardenvolk bricht auf > Dokumentation, Deutschland, 2006 > In ihrer zweiteiligen Dokumentation "Indien - unaufhaltsam" führen > Claus Kleber, Chef des ZDF heute-journals, und Angela Andersen die > Zuschauer mitten hinein in ein Land, das sich vorgenommen hat, die > Welt zu erobern. Am Beginn des 21. Jahrhunderts steht Indien vor > einer Fülle von Herausforderungen - und begegnet ihnen anscheinend > mit wachsender Begeisterung. Angela Andersen und Claus Kleber suchen > die Wege, die Indien in die Zukunft findet, besuchen die > High-Tech-Zentren, sind unterwegs in einem Verkehrssystem, das immer > kurz vor dem Kollaps steht und doch acht Prozent Wirtschaftswachstum > trägt. > > Länge: 45 min > > Regie: Claus Kleber und Angela Andersen > Kamera: Hartmut Seifert
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Akhil Shahani
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Re: Welcome new members
Hi Anju,

Great to join you all here! Hope this becomes the prime location for people to connect on Indian business & doing business in India.

A small observation....

The world at large still sees India as an exotic land full of ancient culture & poverty. The images at the head of our forum also reflect that.

Might be nice to see some images of India as it is today for business. With a growing infrastructure & dyanamic, tech driven workforce.

Look forward to conecting with many more people here :-)

Akhil
- 14 Dec 2006, 09:20 am
Akhil Shahani wrote: > Hi Anju, > > Great to join you all here! Hope this becomes the prime location for > people to connect on Indian business & doing business in India. > > A small observation.... > > The world at large still sees India as an exotic land full of ancient > culture & poverty. The images at the head of our forum also reflect > that. > > Might be nice to see some images of India as it is today for > business. With a growing infrastructure & dyanamic, tech driven > workforce. > > Look forward to conecting with many more people here :-) > > Akhil
Mehul Patel
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Re^2: Welcome new members
This is a great platform and I hope to help anyone interested in anything in India, please feel free to connect or drop a line for anything related to India / Asia Web, Mobile, Entertainment, Art, Malts, Cigars or just anything welcome and Namaste to everyone....

If you are keen / curious potential visitor to India, start your journey here and on also on the following URL :)

http://www.incredibleindia.org/

(India is Safe there are no Cows or Snakes on the street anymore CNN and BBC have not updated there footage since the past 25 years, cities like Bombay (Mumbai) in India are at par with any big city in the world like New York, Singapore, Hong Kong, etc )

Thank You,

Mehul Patel

Co-Founder – Mozomo - Designer Mobile Content

Founder / http://www.KIPL.Net – New Media Solutions
- 14 Dec 2006, 10:08 am
Mehul Patel wrote: > This is a great platform and I hope to help anyone interested in > anything in India, please feel free to connect or drop a line for > anything related to India / Asia Web, Mobile, Entertainment, Art, > Malts, Cigars or just anything welcome and Namaste to everyone.... > > > If you are keen / curious potential visitor to India, start your > journey here and on also on the following URL :) > > http://www.incredibleindia.org/ > > (India is Safe there are no Cows or Snakes on the street anymore CNN > and BBC have not updated there footage since the past 25 years, > cities like Bombay (Mumbai) in India are at par with any big city in > the world like New York, Singapore, Hong Kong, etc ) > > > > > Thank You, > > Mehul Patel > > Co-Founder – Mozomo - Designer Mobile Content > > Founder / www.KIPL.Net – New Media Solutions
ASHOK JAIN
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Re^3: Welcome new members
Great to join you all here! Hope this becomes the prime location for people to connect on Indian business & doing business in south India.

A small observation....

The world at large still sees south India in INDIA ,as an exotic land full of ancient culture & poverty. The images at the head of our forum also reflect that.

Might be nice to see some images of India as it is today for business. With a growing infrastructure & dyanamic, tech driven workforce.

Look forward to conecting with many more people here :-)

i hope that you should join meet us to refresh our selves.

thanking you,

REGARDS

ASHOK JAIN.
- 16 Dec 2006, 12:28 pm
ASHOK JAIN wrote: > Great to join you all here! Hope this becomes the prime location for > people to connect on Indian business & doing business in south India. > > A small observation.... > > The world at large still sees south India in INDIA ,as an exotic > land full of ancient culture & poverty. The images at the head of our > forum also reflect that. > > Might be nice to see some images of India as it is today for > business. With a growing infrastructure & dyanamic, tech driven > workforce. > > Look forward to conecting with many more people here :-) > > i hope that you should join meet us to refresh our selves. > > thanking you, > > REGARDS > > ASHOK JAIN.
Dr. Joseph Madol Group moderator
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Re^4: Welcome new members
My companies are looking to develop extensive trade in India, specifically concerning foods. We are looking to possibly create a Food Processing Facility in India, with the view to develop a domestic market and an international market. Our orientation is fish products, vegetables and processed foods. We are interested to find existing organizations which could be acquired or looking for an investor.

India in our mind is a sleeping giant which for various reasons has not received the attention, as Russia or China as significant areas of investment opportunities, and resources. It is viewed substantially as an out-source market by the western business sectors.

The value of this forum, is one which can serve to educate people on the methods of doing business in India, from a legal, social and economic aspect.
- 17 Dec 2006, 10:45 am
Dr. Joseph Madol wrote: > My companies are looking to develop extensive trade in India, > specifically concerning foods. We are looking to possibly create a > Food Processing Facility in India, with the view to develop a > domestic market and an international market. Our orientation is fish > products, vegetables and processed foods. We are interested to find > existing organizations which could be acquired or looking for an > investor. > > India in our mind is a sleeping giant which for various reasons has > not received the attention, as Russia or China as significant areas > of investment opportunities, and resources. It is viewed > substantially as an out-source market by the western business > sectors. > > The value of this forum, is one which can serve to educate people on > the methods of doing business in India, from a legal, social and > economic aspect.
Dr. Zareen Karani Araoz Group moderator
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Re^5: Welcome new members
Dr. Madol is very right. India is like a sleeping Giant, and this Forum can really help people about the economic, social, and business realities, since we have people from many sides of the ocean and people who are doing business in India.

Thank you for your specificity in mentioning what you are looking for. I would suggest that you and others also post your specific needs (in short) on the "Looking for " sub-forum here, so that we can direct possible investors, people wanting to collaborate etc. to that site. Others are more likely to read that column as well.

I will write to Mr. Madol individually about possible introductions to the Food Industry people in India and I hope others will look into their contacts and try and make those connections for Dr. Madol and others who post here. If the gola of each one here is to reach out and make sure we try and help others connect with what they want, this will be a very vibrant and mutually helpful India business community. Thank you.

Zareen
Co-Founder, Global India Forum
President, Managing Across Cultures
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- 17 Dec 2006, 3:15 pm
Dr. Zareen Karani Araoz wrote: > Dr. Madol is very right. India is like a sleeping Giant, and this > Forum can really help people about the economic, social, and business > realities, since we have people from many sides of the ocean and > people who are doing business in India. > > Thank you for your specificity in mentioning what you are looking > for. I would suggest that you and others also post your specific > needs (in short) on the "Looking for " sub-forum here, so that we can > direct possible investors, people wanting to collaborate etc. to that > site. Others are more likely to read that column as well. > > I will write to Mr. Madol individually about possible introductions > to the Food Industry people in India and I hope others will look into > their contacts and try and make those connections for Dr. Madol and > others who post here. If the gola of each one here is to reach out > and make sure we try and help others connect with what they want, > this will be a very vibrant and mutually helpful India business > community. Thank you. > > Zareen > Co-Founder, Global India Forum > President, Managing Across Cultures > www.managingcultures.com
Nigel Stonham Premium Member Group moderator
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Re^6: Welcome new members
i dont see poverty in the header:- i see culture, space, history and the swiss flag (?) - apart from the flag i like it

i spent 3 months in india and nepal in the 80's, and have plenty of reasons to go back (many new i-friends to meet there in person) - perhaps, and i hope, 2007 will be the year!

i am interested in helping people with passion to develop in many areas, please dont hesitate to ask me anything you like

best regards
Nigel
- 17 Dec 2006, 4:16 pm
Nigel Stonham wrote: > i dont see poverty in the header:- i see culture, space, history > and the swiss flag (?) - apart from the flag i like it > > i spent 3 months in india and nepal in the 80's, and have plenty of > reasons to go back (many new i-friends to meet there in person) - > perhaps, and i hope, 2007 will be the year! > > i am interested in helping people with passion to develop in many > areas, please dont hesitate to ask me anything you like > > best regards > Nigel
Dr. Zareen Karani Araoz Group moderator
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Re^7: Welcome new members
We have many new and relevant pictures that are in the process of being put up here. They will be up by January.

Thanks for your observations and desire to help. The more we can reach out to one another, and share needs and learnings, the more successful this fourm will be.

Regards,

Zareen
- 17 Dec 2006, 5:04 pm
Dr. Zareen Karani Araoz wrote: > We have many new and relevant pictures that are in the process of > being put up here. They will be up by January. > > Thanks for your observations and desire to help. The more we can > reach out to one another, and share needs and learnings, the more > successful this fourm will be. > > Regards, > > Zareen

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