Career Prospects in India

India is the second fastest GROWING ECONOMY IN THE WORLD UNDER PRESENT TREND OF GLOBALISATION. The growth of Indian economy is positively co-related with the growth of tertiary sector of this economy. The educational services constitute important components of this tertiary sector. The educational services and financial services in the tertiary sector are complementary to each other. The output of educational segment becomes the input of the financial segment in the tertiary sector of Indian economy. This input-output relation between education and finance as the components of tertiary sector is the foundation for the career prospects in India. There is proportionate growth of both educational and financial services in India. Therefore, the educated youth who acquires highest skill in financial matters such as accountancy, finance management, risk management, foreign exchange management and the asset management in the capital market becomes valuable input in the financial segment of the tertiary sector. This implies that there are relatively higher career prospects in the financial segment of the tertiary sector of the Indian economy. In view of this, fundamental change in the structure of Indian economy, the approach of the parents and the students in India towards the career management must be basically changed. The engineering and the medical professions have no more remained the most attractive professions. The talented students should divert themselves from the ambition of becoming b.tech from iits or mbbs from any medical college to becoming professional economist, finance managers, the legal advisors, the sociologists and anthropologists. The financial institutions require the services of these highly skilled outputs from the educational sector. If the talents in India are proportionately distributed among the technical, medical, financial, economic, legal and social entrepreneurial professions, there will be sectoral balance in the tertiary sector of Indian economy. There will be more effective investment of human capital in India. This developed human capital will give more Phillip to accelerate the growth rate of Indian economy in future. The conventional approach of the parents to invest their hard earned monetary capital in the form of huge capitation fee to the so-called professional engineering and medical institutions for transforming their wards into mediocre and less knowledge-oriented engineers and medical practitioners should be fundamentally changed for promoting the above sectoral balance in the tertiary sector of Indian economy.

Konkan - Natural Beauty of India.

If any Indian or non-Indian desires to experience the virginity of nature, I would recommend that he/she should visit Konkan belt of Maharashtra State, India. It is the coastal area of Maharashtra State, full of hillocks, rivers, backwaters and beautiful sea-shores. This beauty of Konkan is not yet spoilt by the commercial approach of the tourists as well as the residents of Konkan.

Felicitation of Teachers in Maharashtra - India.

It was unique experience of interacting

    with Primary and Secondary school teachers on the eve of there felicitation by "Kunbi Samaj Unnati Sangh". These were the Teachers who had the educational qualification ranging from B.A. (Hons) B.ED. to M.A. M.ED. Some of the Teachers were in the process of completing their Doctoral Thesis in the areas which were closely related to social welfare of rural society. The Teachers had very modest background of lower middle-caste family income, almost illiterate parents and agriculture as family occupation. The direct interaction with these Teachers bestowed upon me the experience of the transition of present generation of our farming community from the stage of under-development to the stage of development. The power of education has brought this magical transition in the age-old farming community of India. This is the glimpse of economic progress of India at Micro-level. As the honorary guest of this August Gathering of these Teachers, my advice to them was to make education as continuous process of their lives. Education expands knowledge and knowledge becomes the power not only of an individual but also of the society. Today, in the modern Globalised India, Internet is the source of infinite knowledge. Read constantly and grow intellectually is the theme of modern World.

My Letter to Fatima Bhutto, author of Songs of Blood and Sword.

I have just now finished reading the story of your extra-ordinary lifespan of just 28 years in your book, Songs of Blood and Sword. May I convey to you that this is totally engrossing book. While reading, it created excitement of a thriller book but at the same time, it created melancholy mood because it reveals the cruelty, the treachery and multiplicity of lies which prevail as the characteristics of the rotten human society. You have experienced the effects of these characteristics from your very childhood. You are the brave person and the real heroic character of the entire story. I felt extremely sorry for your father who was so qualified not only in terms of various degrees but also in terms of his patriotism towards his country. It is beyond human imagination that the power hungry woman can go to such an extreme point of arranging elimination of her own dear brother who maintained the virtues and the values of their ideal father, Mr. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto. I envisage the future possibility of you and your younger brother, Zulfi to be at the helm of highest political powers in Pakistan in near future. The rational personalities like yourself can lay down the foundation of harmonious political relations between your country, Pakistan and my country, India. It is people like you who should multiply to consolidate the powers of South Asian Association for Regional Co-operation. Waiting for another exciting book from you in future. My best wishes to you for illuminous career in the political advent of South Asia.

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IPL TAMASHA

Presently, Semi-Finals of IPL Cricket matches in India are due. They are over-shadowed by the corruption charges on the Chair-person and the Commissioner of IPL, Mr. Lalit Modi. My personal opinion is that the IPL matches have only entertainment value for the general public in India and abroad. Therefore, these matches must be entitled for entertainment tax by the State governments. Every match has high potential of contributing highest tax revenue to the revenue receipt of the State governments. All the State governments have conveniently ignored this potential income earning source which can be diverted to create public assets for the welfare of the State community. Instead, the political war is developed over the issue of the corruption charges on Mr. Lalit Modi and Mr. Shashi Tharoor, who are directly and indirectly connected with IPL. It is claimed by the supporters of Mr. Lalit Modi that he has conceived the idea of IPL and managed the IPL affairs most efficiently. May I say that IPL matches are like the Race Course gamble game for the rich Indians? Can India as a nation, recognised to be transiting very rapidly from the developing stage to the developed stage, afford to waste the excess capital held by neo-rich Indians in the gambling game like IPL Cricket match? Is it a great achievement of Mr. Lalit Modi to maintain highest efficiency in organising the gambling game of IPL cricket match? Only the neo-rich Indian class like Mr. Vijay Mallya, Mrs. Shilpa Shetty and so on can support such unproductive activity like gamble in the cricket match. This neo-rich class will never see the concrete and the solid contribution of middle-class, intellectual man-power of this country. The software engineers, the corporate managers, the high-quality teachers and renowned journalists, poets and writers have made the largest contribution to the economic growth of India in the first decade of 21^st Century. India is conspicuous in the world map not because of IPL cricket matches but because of the most positive contribution to the intellectual property of the world economy, by the superior human resource in India.

Then, why this IPL tamasha and so much positive as well as negative publicity to the mediocre person like Lalit Modi?