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Do You Believe in Government Inflation Data?
I guess government is not playing fair this time – by giving more fancier inflation data. They are simply manipulating every bit of the information that is coming out – whether it’s on lokpal – china issue or inflation. The inflation data, which was released today, showed a steep fall in the food inflation at [...]
Continue reading...FDI in Retail Good or Bad for India
1. December 2011
There has been quite a bash for the FDI retail in India. Small shopkeepers and traders are opposing it. Opposition parties also supporting the anti-FDI campaign – but have any one thought about the real merits and demerits of FDI in retail. Political parties who are opposing the FDI are not having any alternative plan [...]
Continue reading...Inflation Not Falling Down in Near Future
26. October 2011
RBI declared its new policy and increased interest rate (repo rate) by 25basis point – this will increase the home loan and car loan interest rates. Despite of this hike RBI has assured that inflation will fall down. How Will Inflation Fall RBI has hiked interest rates (repo rate) 13times in 19months and every time [...]
Continue reading...Airline Companies Wants You to Stay at Home
22. October 2011
This is a fact that airline companies wants that people should stay back at home and enjoy Diwali festival. The reason I am saying so is because the airfares during the Diwali week has risen to three-folds from normal pricing. As airline companies are already in loss and they seem to figure out that this [...]
Continue reading...Gaddafi Finally Killed
20. October 2011
More than two months of civil war and rebels backed by the NATO forces finally achieved what they desired. As per the reports, the rebel forces have killed Mummar Gaddafi. Many previous reports were published that Gaddafi has left the country and is been hiding some where in Zimbabwe. Pictures of Gaddafi corpse has also [...]
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15. December 2011
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