Baton has passed...

     After a long time, time has come to deliver... The baton has passed from the senior to us. And the event is the last for the seniors.... so farewell for seniors starts  with the closure of this event. 

     Liba organises it's second series of seminars on Corporate governance in co operation with National Foundation for corporate governance. Looking forward to the day.... Feb 9th. 2009 at "Hotel Green park". 

See u ppl thr...

For details contact:

 +919840217220

 +919841305131

or mail at "libacg2009@gmail.com"

or visit http://liba.edu/corporate-governance/

"It waslike...., not knowing...."

"It was like riding a tiger, not knowing how to get off without being eaten"

  With these words, ramalinga raju enters into a totally different world. offcourse to the world of top ten corporate frauds done ever in history of business and stands along with the stalwarts (pun intended) of Enrons and Worldcoms... Besides Mr raju also enters into the books of lexicomaniacs. Going by the sentence mr raju uttered... it reminds me of several things i have done on these lines... like writing this blog. I can's leave it and neither i get to write it.... So while pondering i found that in hindi there exists a similar proverb, which means that if a snake swallows a chhuchhundar (hindi), it then can neither swallow it nor leave it... in either case snake would die.  So infer that he must have been inspired from that...

   Inspiring from the quote by Mr raju, i alsoo tried writing sth sort of... here it goes...

 " It was like taking finance and not knowing where to work, NOW !!"

Hey guys just drop in with ur funny ideas on the same lines...

P.S.     just to tell you that i searched a long and asked my friends  about what u call "chhuchhundar" in english... finally got it... it is mole. For your information.

"bhangra goes global"

While reading ET, i found an interesting article about Shiromani Akali Dal (Badal), SAD-B making inroads in canada. North America (ie US and Canada) alone house 2.37 % of world sikh population and about 65.4% of NRPs (non-resident punjabis). Canadian sikhs are one of the largest Non-chriatian religious groups in canada and form country's largest South Asian ethnic group.

The first sikh immigration in canada is believed to be in 1897. The need for labourers led to an increase in sikh immigration, The immediate fallout was the 1907 riot and the infamous Komagata Maru incident . According to century of struggle and success the Sikh Canadian experience , With the advent of World War II and the internment of Japanese Canadians, Sikhs were able to prosper. But they were still devoid of the fundamental right to vote, which came into inforcement in 1947. The sikh population considerably increased in post 1960s when the immigration laws were changed.

Now Sikhs have become an integral part of Canada's economy and culture.

 At present, in Canada there are nine sikhs elected to the house of commons. This being the largest number of Indians into the House of commons. And SAD-B is heard to be planning to foray into Canadian politics. It depends on the legalities of the canadian system. It is an  irony on their part that they could never become a national party in India. Informally they have been a group in canada with long list of followers. And if they succed in doing so SAD-B will be in a very good mood as it being the first international party.