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Posted: 30 Jan 2013 02:02 AM PST
PPT On Life
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Life Presentation Transcript:
1. "Life of a capture Bird"

2. A Thaught
"Better to die fighting for freedom , Then be a prisoner all the days of your life". ----By Bob Marley

3. inspiration point
"Cage the song bird " by Elton john
Quotation by Harun Yahya
"Sweet bird of freedom" film by Watt Whitman
"Cage bird" poem by Maya Angelou

4. Differences...............
Narrow view.
No freedom.
Can't eat desire food.
no chatting with friend.
Tasteless life.

5. Analogous Behind the Bar …
Hope shatter
Become a monotonous life
Bleak vision and narrow dimension of thought.
Health deteriorated fastly and aging quickly.
No enjoyment through the entire life.

6. Winged Bird
Unlimited view
Freedom everywhere
Eat whatever he desire
Full enjoyment
Variant dynamic life

7. "I am free...................."
Feeling of everything.
Key to unlimited happiness.
desire to change the future

8. I want to fly...................
Freedom is the birth right
Price of freedom.
Freedom for every living being.

9. Thanks.
Posted: 30 Jan 2013 01:46 AM PST
PPT On Fiscal Consolidation
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Fiscal Consolidation Presentation Transcript:
1. Fiscal Consolidation????
Fiscal- financial matter related to government
Consolidation- the act of combining multiple things into an integral whole
Fiscal Consolidation- a set of measures designed to reduce government deficits and the accumulation of debts

2. Revenue Deficit: When the net amount received (revenues less expenditures) falls short of the projected net amount to be received. RD = RR (Revenue receipt) –RE (Revenue expenditure)
Budgetary Deficit (BD) : Budget deficit is also known as the "national debt."  BD = TR-TE
Fiscal Deficit (FD) : When a government's total expenditures exceed the revenue after including borrowing also. FD = TR- Borrowing- TE
Primary Deficit (PD) : The deficit which is derived after deducting the interest payments component from the total  deficit  of any budget. PD = FD- i Current Account Deficit (CAD): imports more than exports.

3. Success story of Fiscal Consolidation in India
Objectives of FRBM Act 2003
The main objectives of FRBM Bill / Act are :- To reduce fiscal deficit To adopt prudent debt management To generate revenue surplus

4. The fiscal improvement from financial year 2002-03 to 2007-08 saw a rise in foreign reserves providing unprecedented import cover and global confidence. Under this act the revenue deficit and fiscal deficit of the government may exceed the targets only on the grounds of national security or national calamity faced by the country. The central government should ensure that the total liabilities (including external debt at current exchange rate) should not exceed 9% of GDP for the financial year 2004-2005.

 5. The central government shall not normally borrow from the R.B.I.   Fiscal Transparency. The aggregate disbursements of the central and state government showed an increase in capital outlays from 11.87 per cent in 2002-03 to 18.59 per cent 2007-08 (as percentage of aggregate disbursements).

6. Budget 2012-13
Introduction of amendments to the FRBM Act as part of Finance Bill, 2012. Concept of "Effective Revenue Deficit" and "Medium Term Expenditure Framework" statement are two important features of amendment to FRBM Act in the direction of expenditure reforms. Effective Revenue Deficit is the difference between revenue deficit and grants for creation of capital assets. This will help in reducing consumptive component of revenue deficit and create space for increased capital spending. Recommendations of the Expert Committees to reduce the number of centrally sponsored schemes and to address plan and non-plan classification to be kept in view while implementing Twelfth Plan. Central Plan Scheme Monitoring System to be expanded for better tracking and utilization of funds.

7. Need of fiscal consolidation?????
India is suffering from a serious CAD which appears to be because of the twin problems of low savings, caused by reckless fiscal policy, and evidence of falling export competitiveness. India's exports seem more diversified than China's, though the degree of diversification has fallen somewhat in the last few years. While India has been able to maintain its comparative advantage in tea, coffee, spices and marine products, it has lost comparative advantage in export of some agricultural commodities to other Asian competitors during the period after economic reforms. Tea has suffered one of the sharpest falls in RCA since 2000, with Sri Lanka increasingly dominant. The RCA of coffee has also fallen sharply from 3.5 in 2000 to 1.3 in 2012. In coffee exports, Indonesia, Thailand and Vietnam are the major competitors to India.

8. "The Reserve Bank's own research shows the economy can sustain a CAD of about 2.5 per cent of GDP under a scenario of slower growth," (Deepak Mohanty, executive director, RBI). The Fiscal Deficit of around 6.1 per cent which is far higher than the budget estimate of 5.1 per cent of GDP suggests in 2012-13. There is a also need to reduce imports and boost merchandise exports to bring the CAD to sustainable levels. High deficits have an adverse impact on India's growth. Runaway fiscal deficits, leading to unsustainable level of public debt, can cause diverse forms of macroeconomic imbalances varying with means through which the deficit is financed.

9. The CAD was already high at 4.2 per cent of GDP in 2011-12 and could deteriorate further. This will further weaken the rupee and negatively impact the capital markets and the banking sector. The growing fiscal deficit also leaves limited monetary space for lowering interest rates to stimulate private investment and growth. The recent increase in government deficits, the investment decline (due to tight monetary policy), the rigidity of inflation, the pronounced IIP (index of industrial production) ( industrial output in September contracted by 0.4% due to dismal show by manufacturing sector and decline in consumer as well as capital goods output, Ahluwalia )decline and the widening of the CAD are all pointers to a deepening fiscal crisis. Besides this, the need for fiscal consolidation is the financial health of the Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs)(OMCs were currently losing Rs 17.05 on a litre of diesel, Rs 32.70 on a litre of kerosene and Rs 347 on a cylinder of cooking LPG and that their losses on these three fuels could touch Rs 1.87 lakh crores in the current fiscal)(The Indian Express 11sept2012). The high debt of the OMCs could lead financial crisis. It is imperative that the government draw up a clear roadmap to reduce fiscal deficits thus fiscal consolidation came into existence.

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Posted: 30 Jan 2013 01:35 AM PST
Gi-Fi PPT
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Gi-Fi Presentation Transcript:
1. Gi-Fi
NEXT GENERATION WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY

2. INTRODUCTION
Insight the world of wireless techno.
Create attention by Wi-Fi and WiMax in 1990's.
Need for new Carrier.
Introduction of Gi-Fi technology.
it offers faster information rate(Gbps),less power consumption and low cost for short range transmissions. searching still continue…. for new carrier

3. WHAT IS Gi-Fi?
GI-FI means gigabit wireless.
Worlds first transceiver integrated on single chip.
Allows wireless transfer of audio and video data at upto 5 gb per second.
Transfer data within an indoor environment usually within a range of 10ms.

4. FEATURE of GI-FI
Small in size.
Portable.
Low power consumption.
High speed of data transfer.
Cost-effective.

5. "Drawback of wi-fi"
High power consumptions (10 mw).
low speed of data transfer (11 Mbps).
High cost.
Security level is low.

6. GI-FI ACCESS DEVICES

7. Marketing Option

8. Watching movie, video without buffering in home theatre.

9. In laptop & notepad.

10. Thanks.
Posted: 30 Jan 2013 01:19 AM PST
PPT On Indian Rag Pickers
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Indian Rag Pickers Presentation Transcript:
1. Who are Rag picker ?
Webster define Rag pickers as:-
"one who collects rags and refuse for a livelihood". Those persons who roam from garbage to pit site to collect some material like plastic bottle, recycle material, metal thing, glass material etc which in turn exchange with merge sum of money for their livelihood is called rag pickers.

2. Why Rag pickers arise?
 Due to poverty.
Population Xplosion .
Child marriage.
Lack of family planning.

3. Problem face by Rag Pickers.
For food.
Not having proper home to stay.
Disease of different intensity.
lack of pure drinking water.
Torture by different section of people.
Only wearing torn & tatter cloths.

4. Area where rag pickers are found frequently.
Municipals Garbage dumping site
at railway station.
At temple site.

5. Positive side of Rag pickers.
Clean the city.
Help in Pollution controlling.
Help in recycle process.

6. Inspire to …
A scene from "Slum dog millionaire" movie.

7. Conclusion…
They are artificially created by society.
Have hope to do something but required little help and care.
Govt,NGO's and different section of people have to work out to eradicate poverty.
They must get at least minimum( food, clothing& shelter) requirement to survived as an human.

8. Thanks.
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