Nero And Leveraging Customer Loyalty
July 26th, 2006|
Dr Supriya Biswas |
It’s hard being the boss, too!
July 17th, 2006|
Rashmi Bansal ‘How bad is your boss’ asks Shyamal Majumdar, writing in Business Standard
From his piece, I learn there is a ‘bad boss’ contest running on www.workingamerica.org and it seems there is no shortage of horror stories on the subject. |
It’s Business As Usual In Mumbai
July 12th, 2006|
In less than 24 hours after seven bombs rocked Mumbai life has come back to normalcy. People have started traveling by trains and buses again and the parking lots, shopping malls and cinema house are full. Its business as usual. Read the rest of this entry » |
Mumbai blasts: Get In Touch
July 11th, 2006|
Hello everyOne, If there is anyone in Mumbai who is not able to make telephone calls to other cities in India, but is able to access internet, do communicate with me. My email id is ajithsrn@yahoo.co.in Send in your messages with the details you want to pass on the person you want to communicate to. Namaste, |
The ONE Campaign to Make Poverty History
July 10th, 2006|
Here are some statistics about poverty and health as documented (and taken as it is) from the UN Millennium Project website (www.unmillenniumproject.org)
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My Home Is Under 4 ft Water
July 10th, 2006|
I am sorry to state that not all news is relayed correctly by the media. The dam at National Park (in north Mumbai) overflowed and the authorities were forced to open the dam. This resulted in our homes in Daulat Nagar in Borivali getting flooded. Nobody has done anything about the Dahisar river in the last four days and our homes were underwater twice. But there are no reports in the media. Note that we Daulat Nagar are all staying in buildings. All the authorities keep talking about is the Mithi river. I wonder what they are planning now. Our homes were under 8 feet under water last year and this time its 4 feet under water. Will somebody shake the Government ? Aruna |
Why Bengalis Are True Football Supporters
July 6th, 2006|
When Brazil lost a couple of days back, ripples of sorrow spread far, across a couple of continents and people in Kolkata shed as much tears as did any Brazilian….the waterworks were all the more copious because the team that competes with Brazil (and comes a close second) for the share of people’s heart and support in Bengali land, Argentina, lost a bare 24 hours ago in a heart-wrenching quarter-final…..
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Stranded At Home..
July 5th, 2006|
The heavy rain and its impact is becoming somewhat painful now.
Though I love rain and enjoy it always, now I am wishing to stop it as soon as possible. I am a new mother and my baby NISHTHA is just 24 days old. We needed to go to doctor for her routine check-up and to give her BCG dosages. But due to this Flood-like situation I couldn’t even dare to think go out of home. Read the rest of this entry » |
House under water
July 5th, 2006|
Again today, after a year, my house in Mumbai is submerged. Thankfully this time, my sister was at home and could remove important things from home. Most of it is lying with higher places neighbours and along the stairs. Still the furniture and walls are again ruined. All, except me (stuck in Pune) have reached the house, unlike last time, where everyone except mom reached after 3 days. Read the rest of this entry » |
BMC Commissioner Should Visit Kurla, Ghatkopar
July 4th, 2006|
Yesterday, after reaching home at around 8.30 p.m. I was watching a television interview of BMC Commissioner Mr Johny Joseph. Read the rest of this entry » |
