A Brief Look at Subrata Roy

2. Introduction: Sudha Murty is the chairperson of the Infosys Foundation. Sudha is famous author as well. She has authored three non-fiction works, five fiction works and four books for children. Her non-fiction works recount her personal experiences many of which she accumulated while working for Infosys foundation. While working for it, she has criss-crossed India and has had an opportunity to study India and Indian society. Sudha Murty has faithfully documented her experiences and she enables one to understand India and Indian Society. There are still many other vignettes which are purely personal in nature

In the article “Legalising cannabis: Mexico can bring medical marijuana entrepreneurs $2.45 billion a year” by Ritwik Roy, Roy discusses the constant conversation of medical marijuana becoming a business opportunity for Mexico. The problem that presents itself is Mexico’s reputation for having “ruthless and illegal drug cartels” in their country. They are known for having a history of drug violence and this can hinder their business endeavors. Mexico has a population of 120 million people the writer finds that this is more than enough to market the use of medical marijuana. The author states that “Pot private equity firms and medical marijuana growers, all look at Mexico as a big business opportunity”, this shows that there a people willing

Raja Ram Mohan Roy was born on 22 May 1772 in Radhanagar, Bengal presidency. Ram Mohan Roy founded Brahmo Sabha on 1828 which led to Brahmo Samaj an socio-religious reform movement. He was influential in politics, public administration, education and religion.

Buried in jar, away from the surface of the earth…is a hidden story of terror and misery…kept hidden in secret…far away from the world. A story of uttermost torture. The stories of Hitler and Nazis are heard far and wide, but many people don’t know that Joseph Stalin killed over 20 million people in his reign of terror. From the country Lithuania, many people were accused for serious crime and were captured. They were taken to Siberia and they were made to work as slaves.

Let’s have a look to some of Indian young entrepreneurs, students and officers who has created wonderful path for them and achieved outstanding success. May be you haven’t heard their name or achievement.

A new generation when emerges, should have innovatively leading people who’ve got the skill to rise towards greater heights. Many leaders throughout the different sectors bring a change in the corporate industry in their own ways. Being a Capital Strategist, Tabar has worked with middle-sized companies to even small companies in succeeding and raising capital in a comparative business industry.

Seventy percent of Indian people live on approximately less than a dollar and twenty-five cents a day. It is nearly impossible for Indians to get out of poverty and become successful individuals. All simply because their destiny is their last name in which limits them to a certain profession. The main factor is the ancient Indian caste system. It encourages injustice and poverty by dividing people according to their class. According to Aravind Adiga’s The White Tiger, individuality is defined as a person who helps those that are oppressed.

Being an inquisitive child, I always caught my grandfather’s attention by asking him pertinent questions about his life and work experiences. His fascinating story of how he had come to the city of Mumbai, with only a five-rupee coin in his pocket, and then worked endlessly to build a small fortune for himself

The budding entrepreneur Sam Marcus along with investor Mr. Walter saw the potential of dynamic growth in Mike’s cabinet making company and purchased a small 25 year old cabinet-making company from its founder 2 year earlier. The company competed in basically two segments, commercial and residential construction markets. Sam envisioned the company to grow to 70 Million in sales by 2007. Though commercial market offered the growth opportunity, the operating cycles were rigid because of bidding process which only has 32 % success ratio. On the other hand, the residential market was small but has the ‘got’ ratio of 70 %.

“Yes, Ashok! That’s what I call myself these days. Ashok Sharma, North Indian entrepreneur, settled in Bangalore,” (Adiga,

During 17th century, risk of entrepreneurship came into people’s mind. At that time, a person who had a constitutional agreement with government to supply desinated product or operate a service was regarded as an entrepreneur. Entrepreneur need to undertake all the profits or losses since the bargin price was established. A frenchman named John Law was a famous entrepreneur that time. He was granted to inaugurate a royal bank. However, the bank developed into a commerce firm ultimately, that was the Mississippi Company. Another guy named Richard Cantillion got the motive of legislation and evelved the early theories of entrepreneur which regard entrpreneurs as risk takers, running with risk by buying at a fixed price and betraying at an uncertain

Compassion and empathy for his fellow human beings has always been a motivating factor in the life of Ratan Tata. When Tata began his venture into automobiles in the early 2000’s, he had in his mind that eventually he would like to produce an economical vehicle for the poor of his beloved India. Tata is a master deal-maker. He brilliantly purchased steel mills, hotels, and even underwater

Shai Agassi is definitely an entrepreneur. He has been listed as one of the most influential people in the world by multiple assessments. Although he originally begun his career as software engineer his career has been multifaceted. He began a company known as Quicksoft out of college and this company was acquired by SAP. Agassi remained at SAP and was next in line to serve as the company's CEO while being responsible for SAP's overall technology strategy. However, the most distinguishing part of his career so far has to be the development of a project known as "Better Place". Better Place was designed to facilitate the use of electric vehicles and has developed a model that uses exchangeable batteries. The model that was developed could revolutionize the way people travel and represent a future disruptive technology.

Introduction Now, if you talk of rich men there is one man whose name you cannot exclude from the list. That person’s name is Raj Rameshwaran. He owns half of the city Mumbai. He had found a huge diamond mine in his house. He had used that money that he got from his diamond selling to start a business of selling chemical weapons.

According to RBA, the interest rate has remained unchanged at low 2.0 per cent in the previous period. This will be welcomed by housing investors. The low interest rate will discourage people to save and put their money in banks, and encourage them to start investing their money in property or other sources. A recent increase in dwelling investment, capital city and retail sale volumes can be explained by this. Housing credit has increase to around 7% and it is continue to be driven by investor. Business financing, on the other side, is growing slowly in June quarter and equivalent to 3% of GDP. Business credit growth has moderated over June quarter following by stronger growth in previous quarters. The cost of intermediated borrowing money for small and large business declined as a result of a decrease in the cash rate.