Chotu ka LIVE IN relation
2009
Ji haan ye shano ka raaz aaj sabko bata diya jaaye...
Ji haan ye shano ka raaz aaj sabko bata diya jaaye...
Sitting here after office in the room, the things i m missin the most are as follows..
Yoyoyo finally ABHAY ne hame mast waali treat di hai !!!
Hello bhai-log ..
So here is some secret info about the first G of our "3G" : our dearest, Boxer's "Bestest Buddy", Mr. Ankit Govil:
Bahut hee vishvast sutron se pata chala hai ki: Mr. Govil has already started learning French (the language I mean, zyada mat socho ;) ) , as he came to know that he is going to INSEAD France for the next 2 semesters for PS2, and he has very little plans of coming back to India thereafter. Agar kisi ko doubt ho to wo uske room pe jaakar French 'language' ki ebooks aur books dekh sakta hai.
Toh jis ko bhi Govil se milna ho wo May 2009 se pehle unhein BITS Pilani Goa Campus mein mil lein, warna baad mein milne ke liye bahot dikkat hogi: you will need a passport, VISA, flight tickets for France, (maybe knowledge of French too), an appointment with Mr. Govil, and patience to wait for atleast a month after taking the appointment!!
Ab toh hum gaa sakenge..
"Govil ke paas hai CS,Eco, aur EnI,
Karta hai France mein Holiday!" :)
(Ya I know this jingle is not as good as the one in this post , but you can always suggest your improved versions for the same here ;) )
Aur aap sab se yeh request hai ki agar aap ko koi bhi updates milein to unhe aap yahan post kar sakte hain: they are most welcome!
Aur Govil yaar plz dil pe mat le isse :)
( Courtesy Boxer: aur waise le bhi lega toh kya kar lega?? :P )
BREAKING NEWS: Sorry for the interruption, but we have just received reports that in the sequel of 'Sarkar Raj' titled 'Sarkar Raj Kee Sarkar Ka Raj', "Govinda, Govinda, Govinda, Govinda...." has been replaced by "Govil, Govil, Govil, Govil....."
AAj ke samachar samaapt hue, Namaskar!
Bhai Log Suggestions required at this point..
Hey....aaj main bhi ek post likh hi deta hun....kyunki office mein khali baithe baithe bore ho gaya hun. Waise jo log mujhe nahi jante, this is "Rampur to Singapore".
First of all..
Happy b'day to pandeyji on women's day...
aur theme acha hai...par vishal u r tryin to show off too much....psu ki job mil gayi toh sabko chidha raha hai....maaro sab vishal ko
bas aur pata nahi kya likhun..
bbye...keep posting
Are itni mehnat se naya blog design kara hai. Took more than 8 hrs to zero down to this theme !!
Koi kuchch to comment karo..!!
Till recently, they were derided as bureaucratic destroyers of wealth and struggled to attract talent. Now, PSUs are suddenly hot property once more, thanks to the slowdown.
On January 13, announcing its financial results for the year 2008-09, infotech giant Infosys announced that it had shifted cash worth Rs 1,000 crore from private sector banks to public sector major State Bank of India (SBI). Infosys thus did exactly what thousands of retail investors had already done. Spooked by rumours that the American sub-prime crisis would have disastrous repercussions on Indian private sector banks, they opted for the security of a government-owned bank.
India Inc is reeling under one round after another of layoffs and salary cuts. But not only are public sector units hiring, their staffers are likely to get a hefty pay hike —amounting to almost 50% in most cases — thanks to the government's recent acceptance of the Pay Commission report.
Many senior bureaucrats have told TOI off the record that they were contemplating early retirement from government service in order to avail of lucrative offers from the private sector. All those plans have been put on hold. "Why accept a job which may not even exist tomorrow?" asked one. The improvement in quality of life thanks to the Pay Commission won't hurt.
For years, PSUs that went to Indian Institute of Management-Ahmedabad during recruitment season returned empty-handed. This time, 41 out of 234 members of the Class of 2009 signed up for a sarkari job.
Indians who grew up in the post-liberalization era may find it hard to believe, but there was a time when the public sector truly occupied the commanding heights of the economy, when an SBI branch manager in a mofussil area was a local deity almost at par with the DM and SP, and when a government job considerably enhanced one's prospects in the marriage market.
All that, of course, changed with economic reforms, which opened a whole new world of multinational salaries and globetrotting careers to young Indians. Private enterprise flourished. New business empires were created, old ones reinvigorated. PSUs were consigned to the shadows, derided as bureaucratic, sluggish and wealth destroyers. Talk of disinvestment and privatization gained ground, since "government had no business to be in business". It seemed that PSUs would soon go the way of the dinosaurs.
Only, they didn't. In fact, they're back with a vengeance. Welcome to today, which seems much like the day before yesterday. Globally, socialists are chuckling. The US government is frantically extending bailouts to former icons of capitalism like General Motors and Citibank (a few days back, TOI headlined a front-page report `USA turns into USSR'.
It's no different in India. At a time when many leading private sector companies are seeing dips in profitability, if not outright losses, PSUs are going from strength to strength. Unwieldy size now comes across as reassuring solidity and economy of scale. No wonder investors too have rediscovered their virtues.
Consider the insurance sector. In December 2008, LIC's market share in collection of premium for insurance cover was 60% — up from 56% in the same period last year.
Similarly, public sector banks have increased their business and profitability as well. In the October-December quarter of 2008-09, while mobilization of many private sector banks dipped, that of public sector banks increased rapidly. The deposits of State Bank of India (SBI) increased by 36% or Rs 1,83,00 crore against around 24% for the entire sector. Similarly, in credit disbursal too, SBI and other PSU banks have outpaced the private sector banks.
In the October-December 2008 quarter, while SBI's profit increased by 37%, ICICI Bank's declined by around 3.5%.
Naturally, PSU chiefs are crowing. Says Bharat Heavy Industries CMD K Ravikumar, "Due to their innovative yet conservative approach, good corporate governance and highly dedicated and motivated workforce, PSUs have been able to face this time of recession much better then their private sector counterparts." Another PSU chief said the main difference between the public and private sector is that the former provides job security. But, "this is vital to motivate employees in tough times," he said.
And what's the stock market verdict? Well, the BSE sensex has crashed 38% since September 15 last year. The PSU index too has declined, but by a comparatively modest 24%.
So all in all..."Jai Ho" to PSU..!!!
Main apne batch ka pehla RECESSION ka shikaar huun.
Ab top maarne pe khush houn ya sad feel karun.
duvidha mein huun.
HELP ME!!!
saala recession mere stipend ka 25% kha gaya. :( Aur upar se 1.75% towards insurance bhi kaat liye. :(
hum nahin khel rahe recession recession. Mummyyyyyy. :( :(
{ Ab :( smiley (ya saddy) se kaam nahin chalegaa. koi aisa saddy bataoo jismein aansuu bhi nikalte houn. }
Socha nahin tha takdiir yaahan laayegii.
bina naukri ke bhi recession ki maar satayeegi.
humne socha tha kya (10k)
aur kya se kya mila (7.3k)
peeni padegii tension yaara paani mein milaa ke.
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