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    Mcdonalds India

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    McDonald’s in India‚ Critical Thinking Analysis Do you think McDonald’s has done well in addressing the key macro- environmental factors in India‚ and why? I will start off by saying; Yes‚ I think McDonald’s did really well in addressing the key macro-environmental factors in India. To give some more debt to this answer‚ I found it convenient to use the PESTEL analysis as a tool to identify the key macro-environmental factors that were relevant for McDonalds when they entered India‚ and then shortly

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    Federalism in India

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    Two Federalism is a basic feature of the Constitution as held by the Supreme Court in S.R. Bommai vs. Union of India (1994) case. It tested for the first time the presidential notification under Article 356 on the touchstone of the basic structure doctrine. Earlier‚ only constitutional amendments were put to such a test. The Supreme Court has accepted among such decisions that India is a quasi-federal state because the Union has been given many overriding powers over the states. The most extreme

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    WORKPLACE TRANSFORMATION FOR GENERATION – Y It is time we bid good-bye to the old meeting rooms and welcome new social spaces as the organizations across the whole world are going to witness a huge generation shift in their workforce. The Generation Y‚ also referred to as the “Millenials”‚ born between 1977 and 1990‚ are set to dominate and change the style of work in the next 10 years. These are four recognized generations as follows: 1. Radio Babies (Born between 1930-45) 2. Baby Boomers

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    Taxes in India

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    Taxes in India 1. Corporate tax rates: For a Company | Where taxable income exceeds INR 10 million | Other cases | Domestic company | 32.45% (30% + 5% surcharge + 3% education cess) | 30.90% (30% + 3% education cess) | Foreign company | 42.02% (40% + 2% surcharge + 3% education cess) | 41.20% (40% + 3% education cess) | 2. Dividend Distribution Tax Dividend income is exempt in the hands of the shareholders. However‚ a DDT is levied on companies declaring dividends. The effective

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    Design & Quality Renu Mishra‚ MD of Grohe India Pvt. Ltd. interacts with Mr. Kamal Khokhani‚ Publisher – INSITE PHOTOS COURTESY: Grohe India Pvt. Ltd. There are more women at the helm of businesses than ever before‚ in a wide variety of industries. Here is one such woman professional‚ who has been a catalyst in leading and growing her business. Renu Mishra‚ a business graduate‚ holds more than 18 years of experience in setting up new businesses in India‚ leading in commercial & strategic areas

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    Ever since the beginning of storytelling‚ storytellers have portrayed villains in a cryptic‚ evil and demonic way. Nathaniel Hawthorne is no exception for in his novel The Scarlet Letter‚ he depicts the antagonist ( Roger Chillingworth ) as a normal man who transforms into the purest form of Lucifer himself due to the jealously and resentment that infests his body. As the novel unfolds‚ Hawthorne creates a villainous tone that embodies Chillingworth by employing diction‚ imagery‚ details and language

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    sez'z in india

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    Special Economic Zones in India   TANUJ BHUSHAN AND APARNA SHARMA To provide an internationally competitive and hassle free environment for exports‚ the Government had introduced the concept of SEZ in the Export-Import Policy‚ 2000. This concept has transformed the focus solely from exports to multi market where the equivalent weightage is given to tourism‚ township‚ ports and it is not confined to manufacturing alone. This article attempts to analyse the SEZ in India‚ types of SEZ and incentives

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    Transforming India

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    Transforming INDIA By empowerment of the people of INDIA Through Relevant Education & Vocational Training By Krishan Khanna Supported By Printed in India by Sheetal Prints‚ 211‚ Pragati Industrial Estate‚ Dr. N. M. Joshi Marg‚ Lower Parel East‚ Mumbai - 400 011. Published in India by Manifest Publications‚ 308‚ Olympus‚ Altamount Road‚ Mumbai - 400 026‚ INDIA. Copyright ©Krishan Khanna 2012 First Published in India in 1993 ISBN 978-81-906621-0-9 Transforming INDIA was first

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    Shgs in India

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    HELP GROUPS AND WOMEN EMPOWERMENT: A CASE OF BARAK VALLEY OF ASSAM Sanjay Kanti Das Head‚ Department of Commerce‚ Lumding College‚ Lumding‚ Nagaon‚ Assam - 782447‚ India. E-mail:- sanjay19711123@rediffmail.com ABSTRACT Self help groups (SHGs) have emerged as popular method of working with people in recent years. Since SHG based micro finance programmes cover a large number of women‚ it is expected that such programmes will have an important bearing on women‟s empowerment. Self-Help Groups (SHGs)

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    Corruption in India

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    History The economy of India was under socialist-inspired policies for an entire generation from the 1950s until the 1980s. The economy was subject to extensive regulation‚ protectionism‚ and public ownership‚ leading to pervasive corruption and slow growth.[1][2][3][4] License Raj was often at the core of corruption. The Vohra Report was submitted by the former Indian Union Home Secretary‚ N.N. Vohra‚ in October 1993. It studied the problem of the criminalisation of politics and of the nexus

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