101. India Policy Institute An Internet based thinktank on india that dwells on issues like economy, governance, social change, capitalism, socialism and government policies amongst other topics. http://indiapolicy.org

102. India: Environmental Issues india is the only country that has a separate government ministry The indian government s ability to safeguard the country s environment will depend on http://www.eia.doe.gov/emeu/cabs/indiaenv.html

Home Country Analysis Briefs India: Environmental Issues PDF version PDB version February 2004 Introduction Air Pollution Energy Consumption Carbon Emissions ... Environmental Outlook India: Environmental Issues Introduction India's ongoing population explosion has placed great strain on the country's environment. This rapidly growing population, along with a move toward urbanization and industrialization, has placed significant pressure on India's infrastructure and its natural resources. Deforestation, soil erosion, water pollution and land degradation continue to worsen and are hindering economic development in rural India, while the rapid industrialization and urbanization in India's booming metropolises are straining the limits of municipal services and causing serious air pollution problems. Following the 1984 Bhopal disaster - in which a toxic leak from the city's Union Carbide chemical plant resulted in the deaths of more than 3,000 people - environmental awareness and activism in India increased significantly. The Environment Protection Act was passed in 1986, creating the Ministry of Environment and Forests (MoEF) and strengthening India's commitment to the environment, which was enshrined in the 42nd amendment to country's constitution in 1976. Under the 1986 Environmental Protection Act, the MoEF is tasked with the overall responsibility for administering and enforcing environmental laws and policies. The MoEF established the importance of integrating environmental strategies into any development plan for the country.

103. Welcome To Www.designdiary.com india. government institute, created with the objective of making innovative, ethnic and contemporary design available to the textile sector. Trends and forecast. Gallery of handcrafted textiles. http://www.designdiary.nic.in/

SIGN UP (new users registration) LOGIN HERE (already a user) You are visitor no. 29812 National Centre for Textile Design (NCTD) is involved in making innovative, ethnic and contemporary designs available to the textile sector through designdiary.com. We aim to exhibit these designs nationally and globally. This will facilitate a sharing of design concepts as well as seasonal forecasts amongst various textile sectors and will help the market grow. This section would feature the domestic as well as international forecasts on fabric and color. Click here A cyber buyer-seller mart of regularly updated collection of print and weave designs and textures collated from various sources for ready use. Click here This section would feature the collective database of the textile industry from all over India.

104. India Country Analysis Brief The Indian government controls almost all coal production, which has been The Indian government is increasingly turning to renewable energy, however, http://www.eia.doe.gov/emeu/cabs/india.html

Home Country Analysis Briefs India Country Analysis Brief PDF version PDB version October 2004 Background Oil Natural Gas Electricity ... Links India The Republic of India (India), the world's sixth largest energy consumer, plans major energy infrastructure investments to keep up with increasing demandparticularly for electric power. India also is the world's third-largest producer of coal, and relies on coal for more than half of its total energy needs. Note: information contained in this report is the best available as of October 2004 and can change. BACKGROUND India's economic growth is continuing its recovery from a slowdown that took place in 2002, which was mainly attributable to weak demand for manufactured exports and the effects of a drought on agricultural output. Real growth in the country's gross domestic product (GDP) was 4.0% for 2002, surging to 8.2% in 2003 and a projected 6.4% for 2004 and 6.2% for 2005 (the Indian fiscal year for economic statistics begins on April 1.) In addition to strong economic growth, India has made substantial progress toward a reduction of political tensions with Pakistan, restoring trade and travel links, and resuming high-level contacts between the two governments. India has implemented a series of policy changes since the mid-1990s to encourage foreign investment. Tariffs on imported capital goods have been lowered, and in some cases eliminated (such as equipment for large scale power generation projects). Restrictions on foreign ownership have been relaxed, though there has been discussion of reinstating a few of them in key sectors. Previously, foreign ownership usually had been limited to a minority ownership stake. Annual foreign direct investment (FDI) in India has hovered in the range of $3-$5 billion over the last several years, compared to roughly $40-$50 billion per year of FDI in China.

105. India Tourist Office Europe Official government of india's tourism site for European tourists. http://india-tourism.com/eindex.cfm

106. Statement Of The Government Of The People's Republic Of China but all three times met with the refusal of the Indian government. The Indian government insisted that negotiations cannot start until China has http://www.marxists.org/subject/india/sino-india-boundary-question/ch01.htm

The Sino-Indian Boundary Question Statement of the Government of the People's Republic of China Date: October 24, 1962 Source: The Sino-Indian Boundary Question (Enlarged Edition), pp. 1-5 Published: Foreign Languages Press, Peking, 1962 Transcribed/HTML : Mike B. for MIA, April 2005 Public Domain: Serious armed clashes have recently taken place on the Sino-Indian border. This occurrence is most unfortunate. The Chinese and Indian peoples have always been friendly to each other and should remain so from generation to generation. That China and India should cross swords on account of the boundary question is something the Chinese Government and people are unwilling to see, it is also what the peace-loving countries and people of the whole world are unwilling to see. Seeking a peaceful settlement of the Sino-Indian boundary question, Premier Chou En-lai went to New Delhi in April 1960 to hold talks with Prime Minister Nehru, and tried hard to reach a preliminary agreement conducive to a settlement of the boundary question. Regrettably, the sincere effort of the Chinese side did not evoke a response from the Indian side. Following that, the meeting of the officials of China and India likewise failed to yield results as it should. The Chinese Government has always held that, even though China and India cannot for a time reach agreed opinions on the boundary question, this should not lead to border clashes. As early as 1959, the Chinese Government repeatedly proposed that the armed forces of each side withdraw 20 kilometres all along the border and stop frontier patrols so as to disengage the armed forces of the two sides and avoid conflict. After the Indian side rejected these proposals, China unilaterally stopped patrols on its side of the boundary in the hope that this might help ease the border situation. Contrary to our expectations, the Indian side, taking advantage of this circumstance, pressed forward steadily and penetrated deep into Chinese territory, first in the middle and western, and then in the eastern, sectors of the Sino- Indian boundary, set up scores of military strongpoints and continually caused armed clashes, thus making the border situation increasingly tense.

107. SOPA National level body representing soybean processors, farmers, exporters, and brokers. Covers activities, market updates, government notifications, events and related resources. http://www.sopa.org/

The site is newly designed. Pop-up menu facility available. About SOPA Market Updates Knowledge Center Members Info ... Agriculture Calendar of Events Contact Us NEW Position of Crop Condition and Area Under Soybean in Kharif 2005-06 (AS on 29.07.2005) ... Photographs of Soybean Crop The Soybean Processors Association of India Scheme No. 53, Near Malviya Nagar, A.B. Road, Indore Phone : +91-731-2556530, 2556532-33 Fax : +91-731-2556531, 5004300 E-Mail : sopa@sancharnet.in window.open("http://www.sopa.org/conv2005/default.htm","my_new_window","toolbar=Yes, location=Yes, directories=no, status=Yes, menubar=Yes, scrollbars=yes, resizable=Yes, copyhistory=no, width=300, height=150")

108. Karl Marx In The New-York Tribune 1853 Who is that home government? Is it the indian Minister, disguised under the The real Court of Directors and the real Home government, c., of india are http://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1853/07/20.htm

Karl Marx in The New-York Tribune 1853 The Government of India Source: the New-York Daily Tribune , July 20, 1853; Transcribed: by Tony Brown. Abstract London, Tuesday, 5th July, 1853 Mr. Halliday, one of the officials of the East India Company, when examined before a Committee of Inquiry, stated: them out. This time at least, the Charter has not been renewed for a definite period, but is revokable at will by Parliament. The Company, therefore, will come down from the respectable situation of hereditary farmers, to the precarious condition of tenants-at-will. This is so much gain for the natives. The Coalition Ministry has succeeded in transforming the Indian Government, like all other questions, into an open question. The House of Commons, on the other hand, has given itself a new testimonial of poverty, in confessing by the same division, its impotency for legislating, and its unwillingness to delay legislating. Since the days of Aristotle the world has been inundated with a frightful quantity of dissertations, ingenious or absurd, as it might happen, on that question: Who shall be the governing power? But for the first time in the annals of history, the Senate of a people ruling over another people numbering 156 millions of human beings and spreading over a surface of 1,368,113 square miles, have put their heads together in solemn and public congregation, in order to answer the irregular question: Who among us is the actual governing power over that foreign people of 150 millions of souls? There was no Oedipus in the British Senate capable of extricating this riddle. The whole debate exclusively twined around it, as although a division took place, no definition of the Indian Government was arrived at.

109. COIR IS GREEN BUSINESS Development organization for the coir industry, established by the Indian government and involved in market promotion, research, education and training. Company directory for manufacturers and traders. List of articles on PDF files. Business statistics. Calendar of events. http://www.coirindia.org/

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110.   About  AISGEF  Trade union organisation representing seven million state employees and teachers in 25 states. http://www.tradeunionindia.org/about_aisgef.htm

welcome you to our website. AISGEF is essentially a trade union organisation representing seven million state employees and teachers of 25 states of India With International Affiliation to Address: 10A, Shankaritola Street, Telephone No: Fax No: E.Mail No: aisgef@cal2.vsnl.net.in Publication: We publish our monthly journal in English and Hindi versions separately. National Conference: According to the norms laid down in Indian constitution, the National Conference of AISGEF is held every three years. The last Annual Conference was held at Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala from 28-31 December 1996. The following personalities are Principal Office Bearers of AISGEF Mr. R.G. Karnik, Chairman Mr. Sukomal Sen, General Secretary International Connection : AISGEF is affiliated to and shoulders the main burden of conducting its central work at the TUI Hd. Qrs at New Delhi and at the Calcutta office of TUI . Besides these, it maintains close connection with different other international trade unions. The Convention approved a charter of demands with specific organizational tasks and a clear perspective for the future movement towards attaining equal rights and status for women as well as eradicating all forms of gender discrimination.

111. Stock Holding Corporation Of India Limited - Online Services india's first and largest depository participant. An initiative of government backed major financial institutions http://online.stockholding.com/flash_home.cfm

Please install Macromedia Flash player... Your browser is not supported. Stock Holding Corporation of India Limited Regd. Office : Mittal Court, B Wing - 224, Nariman Point, Mumbai - 400 021 Tel: 022 22884680/1/2/3 Fax: 022 22027211 Sitemap

112. India Daily – Indian Field Intelligence And Remote Viewers Warn Indian Governme Sources close to the government report that india’s intelligence agencies have sensed something foul on the Pakistani side. Details are being held back but http://www.indiadaily.com/editorial/12-18d-04.asp

Click here to get ad specs and place your ad or Click here to contact the ad department Send Letters to the Editor All About Swimming and Watersports Swimming, Surfing, Waterskiing, Wakeboarding, Kayaking, Sailing, Scuba Diving, Powerboating Free Calls - Worldwide Business, Family, International Organizations Indian field intelligence and remote viewers warn Indian Government of Pakistan’s intensions – India takes tough stance with Pakistan Sudhir Chadda, Special Correspondent December 18, 2004 India all on a sudden took a U turn on the peace process with Pakistan. India intends to make it clear to Pakistan that it does not consider the present status quo in Kashmir as acceptable. India is not prepared to accept the Line of Control as a border and is prepared to see it move west. This is a sharp change from what the two countries were trying to negotiate and settle. Sources close to the Government report that India’s intelligence agencies have sensed something foul on the Pakistani side. Details are being held back but some rumors are floating those remote viewers and field agents are reporting some strange and sinister plans of Pakistan in Bangladesh as well as Kashmir areas. Some say Pakistan plans to make normal relations with India and then push massive numbers of terrorists in the country. A recent peace proposal would have allowed thousands of Pakistanis enter India through Pakistan side of Kashmir without any passports. After pushing these terrorists into India, Pakistan’s ISI would have created havoc in the country.

113. National Stock Exchange (NSE) Official site with updated information on scrips, indices, corporate affairs and current activities. Trades equities, corporate bonds, government paper and derivatives. Offers realtime prices and quotes. http://www.nse-india.com/

114. Ministry Of Education, Government Of India - Home Page - Welcome Details on national education policies, schemes, scholarships, statistics, and also malpractice alerts. http://www.education.nic.in/

115. MSN Encarta - India Reference material on india, including facts about geography, economy and government. http://encarta.msn.com/encnet/refpages/RefArtContent.aspx?refid=761557562

116. Governments On The WWW: India Consulate General of india in Frankfurt, Germany government of india Tourist Office in Frankfurt, Germany High Commission of india in London, http://www.gksoft.com/govt/en/in.html

Governments on the WWW: India Home Table of Contents List of Countries Signs and Symbols ... Feedback India [ Bharat ] Official languages: Hindi, English - in parts of the country: various languages General Resources: Directory of Official Web Sites Federal Institutions: President of India Parliament Sansad House of the States ... Directorate of Public Grievances (DPG) Ministry of Agriculture / Krishi Mantralaya Department of Agriculture and Co-operation Krishi aur Sahkarita Vibhag National Horticulture Board (NHB) Coconut Development Board (CDB) ... Khadya Prasanskaran Udyog Vibhag Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilizers / Rasayan aur Urvarak Mantralaya Department of Chemicals and Petrochemicals Rasayan aur Petro-Rasayan Vibhag National Pharmaceutical Pricing Authority (NPPA) National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research (NIPER) ... Council for Leather Exports (CLE) Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion / Audyogik Niti aur Samvardhan Vibhag Department of Explosives Secretariat for Industrial Assistance (SIA) Office of the Economic Adviser (OEA) Tariff Commission ... Directorate of Quality Assurance (DQA), Hyderabad Ministry of Communications / Sanchar Mantralaya Department of Posts Dak Vibhag Department of Telecommunications (DoT) Doorsanchar Vibhag ... Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution

117. Welcome To Films Services India Services for foreign film makers shooting in india and Nepal including obtaining government clearances, crewing, production and postproduction. http://filmservicesindia.com

Home Service Offered Past Works Feature Films ... Contact Us We are a professionally managed film production company headquatered in New Delhi. Our main focus is to cater to the requirements of foreign film makers shooting in India and Nepal ranging from obtaining government clearances, crewing, production and post-production services. If you are planning to shoot in India or Nepal , we are the right company to look after all your filming needs here. Email: filmservicesindia@vsnl.com Home Service Offered Past Works ... Contact Us Website hosted by Webcom Systems

118. MPs Ask For IT Lessons From India - Government & Law - Breaking Business And Tec silicon.com is the mustread executive briefing sheet for business and IT professionals- giving you the strategic insight to make technology investments http://management.silicon.com/government/0,39024677,39150665,00.htm

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119. [ TEXPROCIL ] THE COTTON TEXTILES EXPORT PROMOTION COUNCIL OF INDIA, Cotton Yarn Features industry overview, quota news, events, promotion schemes, government policies, and related trade resources. http://www.texprocil.com/

Welcome! Home Corporate Profile The Cotton Textile Industry Contact Us Last Update : August 31, 2005 Quick Links: Chairman's Speech Press Releases Exhibition/Events Quota News ... Monthly Statistics Search... Searchable List of Manufacturers / Exporters of various Cotton Textile Products Please click here to find out how your Company could be on this website Member Websites Forms... Query form for overseas buyers / agents Form of Registration-Cum-Membership Certificate Membership Form Online RCMC Membership Application Form What's New Flash Report - Provisional Estimates of The Exports of Cotton Textiles - APR/JUL 2005-06 Review Applications For Participation In Yarn Expo Shanghai October 2005 Review ... www.ecgcindia.com Any unauthorized duplication of this site is strictly prohibited and liable to prosecution. Site Maintained and Designed By Planet India Website

120. Government Policies - Favorable Government Policies - Government Policies And BP government Policies Favorable government Policies - government Policies And BPOs - india Outsourcing Advantage. http://www.indobase.com/bpo/why-india/govt-policy.html

Business Process Outsourcing What is BPO? Benefits Derived from BPO Productivity Improvements ... Growth Favorable government policy is one of those factors that attract outsourcing to Indian BPO industry. Indian outsourcing and BPO industry is in advantageous position due government policies. BPO Why India : Government Policies Government Policies The Indian government realizes that Information Technology has the potential to influence extensive economic development in the country. IT is now one of the top priorities of the Indian government and favorable policies are being formulated to extract maximum benefits from the industry. Here, we are highlighting some of the government policies which have proved very beneficial in the growth of IT/BPO industry. These favorable government policies have gone a long way in making India a BPO/IT hub. The reforms have reduced licensing requirements and made foreign technology accessible. The reforms have also removed restrictions on investment and made the process of investment easier. This has tremendously helped the IT/BPO industries. The Indian government is actively promoting FDI and investments from NRIs (Non-Resident Indians). FDI can be brought in through the automatic route, based on powers accorded to the Reserve Bank of India.

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