- “What he (Modi) gained in the US is not yet known. But the poor people of India are paying a heavy price as he has granted a huge price hike for essential drugs to directly benefit the US drug manufacturers”.
Tuesday, 14 October 2014
Prime Minister Modi only imitating Congress?
Wednesday, 30 July 2014
Satans on a spree targeting businessmen:
Thursday, 24 July 2014
Identifying the poor:
One owes every sympathy to the poor not just as a ritual but in tangible terms as they are supposed to be a lot deserving help from those who can afford it but isn’t it a difficult job to identify them in the crowd of those who are no more really as such?. A mason who used to be in tatters earlier being paid a petty sum for his work joins his job now well dressed with a wrist watch on his hand and a mobile phone in his pocket and so does a rickshaw puller, and even a vegetable vendor. Thhelawalahs in the streets are the same thing. No more low paid they are earning enough now as against their earlier status of being treated as much poor a category in the society. Even a beggar thumps at your door with a heavy knock as if the alms are his claim now and no more a charity. If the beggar happens to be a woman she is more aggressive with an impression as if she is chasing you like a hound not prepared to spare you unless you quite oblige her; if you don’t, she turns the one using abusive language against you. If you are an enthusiast on helping others on the pretext that they are the poor ones, you may have to go for a deep search to trace a real poor who is hungry and hankers for some food which task of identifying is awesomely onerous. Thanks to the change in social scenario.
Wednesday, 21 May 2014
Share market sans volatility or over fluctuations:
Fluctuations in any share market all over the world are the basic characteristic of it but when they go hyper there is a crash in the market constraining the traders to go berserk which in turn drags it to volatility for want of requisite transactions in the needed direction. It is after a long time that the market is behaving in a normal manner, of course as Modi impact, where it has neither over fluctuations nor is subjected to volatility –changes both upward and downward are normally in a predictable range restoring the much required normalcy with transactional performance being smooth and boundary bound. A trend like this speaks of stability in the deals which traders find quite feasible. The rupee dollar ratio which constantly dwindled downward earlier for a long time before it somewhat settled at 62-63 rupee ratio as against dollar is now in the range of 58-59 with a tilt to touch 57. Restrained fluctuations with a controlled volatility coupled with a normalised rupee-dollar ratio are all the indications of a well settled market movement getting followed by a sound stability. All taken together, the market scenario is all set to a sound proposition bestowing avenues to the traders for better transactional deals well settled and well meant. Thanks to Narendra Modi, the Prime Minister designate of the country, for restoring the much needed stability to the stock market.
Monday, 5 May 2014
What happened to Modi wave in share market:
The impact of Modi wave was quite manifest in the share market for some time and it appeared on the surface that necessary plus trend may continue with a considerable amount of stability but it was not so. It can’t be said that the trend was reversed but certainly it started dwindling at certain stage. Share market is after all not subordinated by a particular factor at a time and it has its own way of behaving. Currently it moves on the fancies the traders have in relation to election prospects fluctuating its trend with the guess work on who becomes the next Prime Minister of India or which political party is able to secure a major most status in power sharing after the elections are over. Narendra Modi is the one who appears to be the strongest contender for the top post but the very graph on that count wavers at times between plus and minus. With this trend continuing, the safest course for the traders and investors is not to go for heavy buying of shares with the hope that it would fetch them multiple returns after the elections are over, they should rather dispose off the stocks they are keeping with them currently with an attempt to manoeuvre better profits based on current rates and wait for post election scenario for further investments.
Friday, 7 March 2014
Share market–if the current trend continues:
Saturday, 15 February 2014
Demand based railway fare–a way to facilitate fare hike:
Indian Railways are introducing more of Premium trains which are supposed to have much better look and space for the passengers. These faster trains are designed on the pattern of aircrafts with similar look and comfort. The main feature is that the fare of these trains would be determined based on demand as from the passengers obviously meaning more the demand more the fare. There is no hike in passenger fare in the new budget presented by the Minister of Railways, Mallikarjun Khadge, but it is taken care of by introducing demand based fare applicable in the case of Premium Trains to start with. What can impliedly be understood is the fact that if this experiment of fare on demand succeeds, of which there is enough of possibility, this parameter may well be applied in the matter of fare in general in all other trains. Formation of Rail Traffic Authority of India is the significant move in this direction. This interim railway budget had to be a populist one in view of the coming general elections but the idea of demand based fare is the one in the direction of creating a platform to enhance the fare subsequently.
Thursday, 26 December 2013
What’s it that really impacts the share market?
That’s a big question as there is hardly any body or any forum to have the fool proof calculation on the mood of the share market. Something that holds good at the moment may just disappear and assume negative proportions. Inflation, developmental growth, soaring prices, change in incumbencies of top most importance at the top level in the country and even the weather are the known notable ingredients to determine the move of the market but there again the calculations flop in many of the instances. Share market pundits called Experts predict the move of the market in a free styled manner without being definite on what they themselves say. When Raghuram Rajan took over as the Governor of Reserve Bank of India, it was branded as a wave when he could manage to normalise Rupee/Dollar ratio initially but it was all short lived and it hardly took any time for the disbalance to resume with fluctuations. Modi wave was also branded as a factor to enhance the market speed but this again proved to be a momentary factor. There are calculations that if some stable government like presumably that of Narendra Modi’s comes to power in 2014 elections, the market performance would improve much but that is again a factor which just can’t be taken for sure. The fact remains that the share market in itself is a phenomenon with its own entity and just functions by taking chances without depending on any sort of extraneous factors.
Tuesday, 10 December 2013
Modi’s magic spell in share market too:
Apparent as it is, it is Narendra Modi’s wave every where and so is in the share market too. The more the wave, more are upward fluctuations in the stock market. Stock market in a way represents all categories of the people –the biggies, the mediocre and even the low paid ones, and that is the reason the impact of the Modi wave is more visible in this market. When there were opinion poll results highlighting Modi’s popularity, both Nifty and Sensex rose upward and the latest being results of elections held in Delhi, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Chhatisgarh where BJP could tremendously lead a sweep which can well be seen as the charismatic impact of Modi wave. Some of the experts opine that this impact may not prove to be a lasting one. Nothing is ever lasting and every change in some scenario or the other is always subject to plus and minus in varying degrees, but the fact is that the Modi impact is quite visibly observable at the moment. Share market is always known as the one that fluctuates abnormally and that is the very character of it, what can’t be ruled out is the reality that Modi’s impact did occur in this field also, it may last or dwindle is altogether a different matter.
Monday, 2 December 2013
If cry for moon materialises to reality?
An alternative to the planet Earth is in the offing and may be the next inhabitat for the humans is the planet Moon, something that has all along been an utopia and a material till now confined to only imaginations. The very adventure like this is likely to materialise during the year 2015 if the gigantic plans so undertaken by NASA go well and unhindered. These efforts are likely to make human inhabitation possible on Moon with their compacted colonies. To what extent the venture is likely to be compatible with whatever are the basic needs of the humans on Moon with their colonies there only the time will tell. May be this acts as an alternative to accommodate the awefully increasing population growth on Earth.
Monday, 28 October 2013
Uniquely novel an agitation–Sex strike:
Monday, 30 September 2013
Blood suckers as they are:
Birth with tax, death with tax and confronted with some tax or the other throughout the life, one is supposed to remain burdened with taxes of different kinds all through and this is life in a country like ours, India. What the citizens get in return are a nullity with no kind of any security, physical or financial, for the common man. The ads released by the government through different channels of the media from time to time highlight the need for taxes for the development of the country. This is nothing but a hoax. On my way to Lucknow (U.P., India) the other day my car had to have a compulsory halt at a toll tax barrier in the midway. The prescribed tax being Rs.60/ (one way), it was paid which only sometime back was Rs.40/. Why this bumper jump in the matter of the rate? The reply was that it was for the maintenance of the road. The passengers are required to pay such tax almost on all the roads wherever you travel and if all these roads are financially managed by the toll tax so realised, what for the vehicle owners are compelled to pay the permanent road tax otherwise. In fact the huge sum that accumulates out of these taxes is used more for the exorbitantly lavish life style of the upper strata of the people involved in governance than the common people. They are the people who suck the blood of the common men in the country in the name of some tax or the other enjoying life at the cost of the public in general.