Dear Mylo – After the announcement of the aviation news the stock rallied from the Rs.17.15 to Rs.22.55 (intraday low and highs) means almost 30% rise in a few days. Even considering the current level of Rs19.40 the stock is trading 13% higher.The announcement came on 04/03/2010. The size of the kazi company is low and their net profits are also low. I can not figure out the exact numbers but the numbers of top line and bottom line are low. If Kazi is a very big company then how a new entrant concurrent can buy such huge stake? I think you understand it! Here the positive news is that the management is aggressive and grabbing every opportunity whether it may be small or big and the being a infrastructure company concurrent will benefit in the long run. Right now, we can not expect a huge reward in terms of top line and bottom line from Kazi aviation! It’s a opportunity they got and now how they will use that opportunity is the question? With thanks Be and make ...

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page three Page three Education Guarantee Scheme (EGS) centers. There will either have to be phased out or upgraded to proper schools. She says. The same applies to teachers as well. Over the years, various states had deployed para-teachers, also known as barefoot teachers shiksha karmis,gurujis Sibal has to contend with lobbies in his ministry, Many who strongly oppose private players and Public-private partnership and vidya sahayaks. These teachers are not well-qualified like formal teachers and are paid low salaries. For instance, in Rajasthan the minimum qualification for a para teacher can be as low as Class VII (and Class V in case of women). In Jharkhand there are 79,000 para-teachers at the primary level while Chhattisgarh has 1,42,000 para-teachers. In states like Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh, para-teachers outnumber regular teachers. State government schools already have 5 lakh teacher vacancies. When you look at the goal of a teacher-student ratio of 1:30, the shortage becomes even more severe -11 lakh to 12 lakh teachers will have to be hired in six months. Some state don’t be hired in six months. Some states don’t even have teacher training facilities. Tasting Times Some are of the opinion that Sibal’s hands are tied because of the old guard in the ministry and various committees that he inherited from his predecessor. Sibal has to contend with various lobbies within his ministry, many of whom strongly oppose private players and public-private partnership. On the other extreme are those who say that government should stay out of schools and Should only fund education. “There has to be a middle path. For RTE to be successful government cannot be the only player”, enough to invite other players into it- corporate foundation, for – profit private sector players, not-for profit players, education trusts.” In some states, the number of private school is increasing at a much higher rate – such as Tamil Nadu, Punjab and Haryana – there can’t be one norm for the whole country. Whose head will roll if implementation is poor? Says Govinda, “We are trying to do several things at one time, I don’t know whether everything will be monitored because it needs a huge amount of support system that keeps track of everything – in everything from RTE.” To teacher training, school education,” But monitoring is necessary. “The other important aspect is to ensure that necessary financial resources are created at the state level – including commitment to per child expenses that arise as a result of various actions to be implemented under the Act”, says Dileep Ranjekar. The biggest challenge for Sibal will be building consensus among political leadership. “The central government doesn’t run the education system – most of it is in states with state board schools and state universities. Centre has just a small number of institutions,” says Govinda. There are already points of disagreement here – financing for instance. The state governments want all the money to come from the Center. Sibal has just had one meeting with the education ministers of the states. Some states are in a bad fiscal situation. While states like Madhya Pradesh and Bihar have low revenues, others like Chattisgarh are better off. “He needs to have a one-to-one dialogue with each state. He has a good intention but he doesn’t want to work the intention through – to do that he needs a good group of officers working with him,” says Ramachandran. If successful, RTE will be the high point of Sibal’s stint and HRD minister. But he needs to act fast. From Forbes Megazin...

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FIIs are pumping money continuously into our stock markets for last weeks whereas DIIs and local investors are selling heavily. Therefore, markets are in a very tight range. The direction of breakout will tell who is more mighty. Lets us wait till 31st March. The result will come out in Ist week of April....

karshin-Good article on Kapil Sibbals Education Guarantee Scheme,a bill,reported by Forbes Magazine!!
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The Global economic scenario, despite some concerns has been on the recovery path. The growth however is heavily stimulus
dependant, and concerns about double dip recession still remain. The International Monetary Fund has revised upward the global
growth prospect with approximately a 3% growth in 2010 as compared to an approximate 1%contraction in 2009. But the key issue
with all the economies is how to get out of the “chakravhyuh” of stimulus and low interest rates. An early exit exposes the economies
to the risk of stunting the growthmomentum which is in a nascent stage; correspondingly a delayed exitmay result in higher inflation
or even a creation of further “bubbles”.
The Indian economy in 2009 weathered not only the global crises but also a weak monsoon, and is expected to grow at 8% in FY
2010-11. The key stimulus for this rebound is the lagged impact of expansionary fiscal policy and loose monetary policy. Concerns
however remain on high inflation, eventual tightening of loose monetary policy by the RBI and high fiscal deficit emanating from
jump in government`s expenditure. While a part of this deficit was expected to be met by PSU disinvestments and 3G auctions,
slippages on these are already visible....

SAJIMON-PALAI-panwala is a very good indicator!!Drivers are also able to tell when to sell!!...

supreet34--Does PIGS mean Portugal,Ireland
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