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Sunday, May 31, 2009

Re: [India_Vision_2020] May 2009 ezine - Information overload

India Vision 202011:18 PM No comments

Hello Sir,

The ezine related to the "Information overloading" was excellent and very useful. Hope most of us experienced this but struglled at times to override the problem. We simply say "we have no time". But managing the issues as discussed in the ezine will give a better solution.

Especially the views given by the Guest Editor - prof Martin Eppler and Mr.Philip Joshua were excellent and very useful. And the Teiambak Sharma's cartoon and Mrriage consultants was good but reality.

Thanks for all the editors and team behind ezine. Great job.

Sathish
Blossom Foundation.

On Sun, May 31, 2009 at 10:48 PM, Prime Point Srinivasan <prpoint@gmail.com> wrote:

[Attachment(s) from Prime Point Srinivasan included below]

dear friends

With the increase in technology, social media, mass media, the society is largely suffering from 'Information overload'. Even an ordinary event gets blasted through social media and mainline media. How does it affect the stakeholders?

Many Mergers and Joint ventures are over-hyped, creating more expectations from the stakeholders. The stakeholders get disappointed when the outcome is not according to the expectations, raised due to 'Information overload'.

Even a recent 'car launch' got a huge hype through social media and mass media. Probably, this scared away the prospective buyers and the registration did not match with the estimate of the company.

Is there any way, we can handle the Information overload? Is the 'Information overload' specific to certain cases or is it common amongst the corporates?

May 2009 issue of PR-e-Sense deals with the Information overload. This issue is guest edited by Prof. Martin Eppler, an eminent professor from Switzerland. He has co-authored the Research initiated by International Association of Business Communicators (IABC).

The ezine may be downloaded from the following link (327 k in pdf format)

http://www.primepointfoundation.org/presense/presense0509.pdf

We have also interviewed Mr Madan Bahal, Mg. Director, Adfactors Public Relations as part of the lead story. Please listen to the podcast interview at

http://www.corpezine.com/2009/05/may-2009-information-overload.html

Srinivasan
Editor-in-Chief
PR-e-Sense

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Thanks & Regards
Sathish

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[India_Vision_2020] May 2009 ezine - Information overload [1 Attachment]

India Vision 202010:48 PM No comments

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dear friends

With the increase in technology, social media, mass media, the society is largely suffering from 'Information overload'. Even an ordinary event gets blasted through social media and mainline media. How does it affect the stakeholders?

Many Mergers and Joint ventures are over-hyped, creating more expectations from the stakeholders. The stakeholders get disappointed when the outcome is not according to the expectations, raised due to 'Information overload'.

Even a recent 'car launch' got a huge hype through social media and mass media. Probably, this scared away the prospective buyers and the registration did not match with the estimate of the company.

Is there any way, we can handle the Information overload? Is the 'Information overload' specific to certain cases or is it common amongst the corporates?

May 2009 issue of PR-e-Sense deals with the Information overload. This issue is guest edited by Prof. Martin Eppler, an eminent professor from Switzerland. He has co-authored the Research initiated by International Association of Business Communicators (IABC).

The ezine may be downloaded from the following link (327 k in pdf format)

http://www.primepointfoundation.org/presense/presense0509.pdf

We have also interviewed Mr Madan Bahal, Mg. Director, Adfactors Public Relations as part of the lead story. Please listen to the podcast interview at

http://www.corpezine.com/2009/05/may-2009-information-overload.html

Srinivasan
Editor-in-Chief
PR-e-Sense

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Re: [India_Vision_2020] S S Rajsekar, our member conferred 'Hon. Lt. Governor' of Alabama State in USA

India Vision 20202:58 AM No comments

I appreciate Mr. Rajasekar on this occasion.

I wish also you implement your vision & mission guided by great
values. Let us together make the world free from poverty at first
India through effective farming. In this moment I shall recall words
of Father of Nation "Progress of nation should be measured by the
effort it has made to uplift the poorest to the position where he
could hold his head high in company of rich and powerful. In my
opinion most Indian farmer is poorest of poor.

I share the above words knowing that our mission to be for poorest of
poor; vision shall be developing them in par with others: value shall
be respecting farmers, accepting them in society.

Regards

J. Kumaresan

2009/5/29 Prime Point Srinivasan <prpoint@gmail.com>:
>
>
> dear friends
>
> When India was suffering from serious food shortage in early 1960s, Mr C
> Subramanian,(popularly known as CS), then Food Minister of Indian Government
> initiated the 'First Green Revolution' with the help of many Agricultural
> Scientists. His sustained efforts saved the country from great disaster. In
> view of this Mr C Subramanian is considered as the 'Father of Indian Green
> Revolution' and he was given the highest Indian Civilian Award 'Bharat
> Ratna' in 1998.
>
> In the year 2000, when he turned 90, Mr CS founded 'National Agro
> Foundation' to initiate the Second Green Revolution. CS wanted to focus on
> "soil to market" in the Second Green Revolution. The first Green Revolution
> focussed on "seed to grain".
>
> After the demise of CS, Mr S S Rajsekar, his son, (a member of our group)
> continued the initiative with the support of many eminent people. Many
> eminent Institutions and Scientists are associated with this initiative.
> Presently, Mr N Ravi, Editor, The Hindu, one of the leading English National
> dailies of India is the Chairman of the Trust. Dr A P J Abdul Kalam was the
> Chairman of the Governing Council, till he became the President of India.
> Presently, Mr R K Pauchauri, an Internationally renowned Economist is the
> Chairman of the Governing Council of the National Agro Foundation.
>
> Mr S S Rajsekar presently holds the charge of 'Managing Trustee'. In
> appreciation of the efforts done by National Agro Foundation, Mr Rajsekar
> was presented with a certificate appointing him as Honorary Lt Governor of
> the Alabama State by the Lt Governor of Alabama Jim Folsom in Montgomery
> last week. During September 2009, Mr Rajsekar will be making presentation to
> the Commissioners of Agriculture of all the 50 States of USA.
>
> India Vision Group and Action 2020 Team congratulates Mr Rajsekar for this
> coveted honour. This gesture will bring India and USA closer for Agriculture
> and Rural Development initiatives.
>
> Please see the picture in the following link
> http://www.action2020.co.cc/2009/05/s-s-rajsekar-conferred-hon-lt-governor.html
>
> Srinivasan
> Moderator
>
>

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Re: [India_Vision_2020] S S Rajsekar, our member conferred 'Hon. Lt. Governor' of Alabama State in USA

India Vision 20207:29 AM No comments

Dear Mr.Srinivasan

It is indeed a proud moment for Mr.Rajsekar and for his efforts and thro him to billions of indians.

I always tell my students of MBA class abt the food export and surplus availability in spite of pathetic managemenet by Govt and the strong efforts by CS and Dr.MSS

kudos to them and thanks for bringing the news to us.

Is there a link which can tell the younger generation abt the green revolution and efforts by the team of indians spear headed by CS and dr.MSS

with best wishes and warm regards

S.Krishnamurthy
www.alphabeticstraining.com
Ph. 91-44-28156170
Mobile. 9884278542

--- On Fri, 29/5/09, Prime Point Srinivasan <prpoint@gmail.com> wrote:

From: Prime Point Srinivasan <prpoint@gmail.com>
Subject: [India_Vision_2020] S S Rajsekar, our member conferred 'Hon. Lt. Governor' of Alabama State in USA
To: "India Vision group" <India_Vision_2020@yahoogroups.com>
Date: Friday, 29 May, 2009, 10:16 PM

dear friends

When India was suffering from serious food shortage in early 1960s, Mr C Subramanian, (popularly known as CS), then Food Minister of Indian Government initiated the 'First Green Revolution' with the help of many Agricultural Scientists. His sustained efforts saved the country from great disaster. In view of this Mr C Subramanian is considered as the 'Father of Indian Green Revolution' and he was given the highest Indian Civilian Award 'Bharat Ratna' in 1998.

In the year 2000, when he turned 90, Mr CS founded 'National Agro Foundation' to initiate the Second Green Revolution. CS wanted to focus on "soil to market" in the Second Green Revolution. The first Green Revolution focussed on "seed to grain".

After the demise of CS, Mr S S Rajsekar, his son, (a member of our group) continued the initiative with the support of many eminent people. Many eminent Institutions and Scientists are associated with this initiative. Presently, Mr N Ravi, Editor, The Hindu, one of the leading English National dailies of India is the Chairman of the Trust. Dr A P J Abdul Kalam was the Chairman of the Governing Council, till he became the President of India. Presently, Mr R K Pauchauri, an Internationally renowned Economist is the Chairman of the Governing Council of the National Agro Foundation.

Mr S S Rajsekar presently holds the charge of 'Managing Trustee'. In appreciation of the efforts done by National Agro Foundation, Mr Rajsekar was presented with a certificate appointing him as Honorary Lt Governor of the Alabama State by the Lt Governor of Alabama Jim Folsom in Montgomery last week. During September 2009, Mr Rajsekar will be making presentation to the Commissioners of Agriculture of all the 50 States of USA.

India Vision Group and Action 2020 Team congratulates Mr Rajsekar for this coveted honour. This gesture will bring India and USA closer for Agriculture and Rural Development initiatives.

Please see the picture in the following link
http://www.action20 20.co.cc/ 2009/05/s- s-rajsekar- conferred- hon-lt-governor. html

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[India_Vision_2020] S S Rajsekar, our member conferred 'Hon. Lt. Governor' of Alabama State in USA

India Vision 202010:16 PM No comments

dear friends

When India was suffering from serious food shortage in early 1960s, Mr C Subramanian,(popularly known as CS), then Food Minister of Indian Government initiated the 'First Green Revolution' with the help of many Agricultural Scientists. His sustained efforts saved the country from great disaster. In view of this Mr C Subramanian is considered as the 'Father of Indian Green Revolution' and he was given the highest Indian Civilian Award 'Bharat Ratna' in 1998.

In the year 2000, when he turned 90, Mr CS founded 'National Agro Foundation' to initiate the Second Green Revolution. CS wanted to focus on "soil to market" in the Second Green Revolution. The first Green Revolution focussed on "seed to grain".

After the demise of CS, Mr S S Rajsekar, his son, (a member of our group) continued the initiative with the support of many eminent people. Many eminent Institutions and Scientists are associated with this initiative. Presently, Mr N Ravi, Editor, The Hindu, one of the leading English National dailies of India is the Chairman of the Trust. Dr A P J Abdul Kalam was the Chairman of the Governing Council, till he became the President of India. Presently, Mr R K Pauchauri, an Internationally renowned Economist is the Chairman of the Governing Council of the National Agro Foundation.

Mr S S Rajsekar presently holds the charge of 'Managing Trustee'. In appreciation of the efforts done by National Agro Foundation, Mr Rajsekar was presented with a certificate appointing him as Honorary Lt Governor of the Alabama State by the Lt Governor of Alabama Jim Folsom in Montgomery last week. During September 2009, Mr Rajsekar will be making presentation to the Commissioners of Agriculture of all the 50 States of USA.

India Vision Group and Action 2020 Team congratulates Mr Rajsekar for this coveted honour. This gesture will bring India and USA closer for Agriculture and Rural Development initiatives.

Please see the picture in the following link
http://www.action2020.co.cc/2009/05/s-s-rajsekar-conferred-hon-lt-governor.html

Srinivasan
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[India_Vision_2020] Nizhal...an NGO that works for sensitive greening

India Vision 202012:39 PM No comments

Hi Friends,

As the trustee of an NGO interested in sensitive greening, I wish to invite members of India Vision 2020 to participate in this greening movement wherever they are....and to spread the message of sensitive greening.

Nizhal's focus is on
# careful monitoring of planted saplings, and the need for good aftercare strategies
# Care for grown trees around us..to prevent abuse of various kinds like nailing, suffocating paving, and tree guards that have been outgrown, and harm instead of protecting.
# Also, responsible tree planting, with a view to regenerate local species of trees and shrubs that are fast vanishing for lack of interest....it is important to regenerate local flora to encourage small birds, squirrels and butterflies to come back!

Our website is in the process of updating, but you can access us at www.nizhaltn.org..pl do mail us at nizhal.shade@gmail.com for any support!

Shobha Menon

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[India_Vision_2020] Sai Kavithalayam Foundation Newsletter - SKF Newsish

India Vision 20206:30 PM No comments

Dear Friends,

It gives me immense happiness in presenting to all you, the first edition of Sai Kavithalayam Foundation's Newsletter.

Since this is our first edition, we had to bring all our readers to speed and hence have covered almost every single activity of ours since its official inception (Dec 2008).

We would feel really honored if you can take a few minutes to go through our SKF Newsish.

You can view the Newsletter online and link is - http://www.saikavithalayam.org/newsletter/SKF_Newsish.pdf

Please do visit our website for more info on us -
http://www.saikavithalayam.org/

Please do write to us for any comments, feedback, suggestions, questions - saikavithalayam@yahoo.com /admin@saikavithalayam.org

Thanks & Regards
Shree C S
Sai Kavithalayam Foundation
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[India_Vision_2020] India leading ahead in Black Market

India Vision 20209:36 AM No comments

Hello All,

Elections are up. We again stable for next 5 more years under UPA Govt. At this juncture I would like to quote one issue we all need to review. Ofcourse this was quoted in some manifestos for namesake. Black Money in Swiss Bank, Switzerland.

Yeah, we heard NDA raised some voice in this issue as they will get it back if they come to power. In Obama Governance, Swiss Bank is pressurized by federeal prosecutors, could get details of black money in their accounts.

UBS, the largest banking institution from Switzerland, has also committed to provide names of the top 250 persons who have kept money in offshore accounts, out of 19,000, to US authorities. UBS has also committed to pay a fine of $780 million to settle claims that it has defrauded US Internal Revenue Service.

Black money in Swiss banks -- Swiss Banking Association report, 2006 details bank deposits in the territory of Switzerland by nationals of following countries:

Top five

India---- $1456 billion
Russia---$ 470 billion
UK-------$390 billion
Ukraine- $100 billion
China-----$ 96 billion

India is leading the chart. It can be said that Black Money of all countries is even less than the black money by Indians in Swiss Banks.

India is developing country for past 60 years. But with such figures should we say is not developed due to financial crisis? We can repay all our international debts and invest for country prosperity.

It is not impossible to get all the amount back to India. Swiss Bank officials themselves quoted if requested they will give details of accounts of its holders. But our govt didn't make move in this aspect inspite of swiss bank co-operation. There are even dozens of such banks across globe.

But there is an other angle for the same issue - Economics. Trillions of dollars if recovered from Swiss Bank will have impact on our economic conditions - GDP, prosperity factors and other measurements. It will grossly increase our income. We can do the same with our Reserve bank. We can release trillions of rupees from reserve bank and repay all our debts and invest in our development projects.

Instead of lengthy procedures of recovering money from such foreign banks we can do that all by our selves [ reserve Bank releasing additional funds]. But this will result inflation resulting in further loss of value of rupee. That is the very reason we could not act in such direction in global market.

In same way we could get back all the black-money from Swiss bank accounts. This will result in inflation and further loss of rupee value. US Govt could achieve with out much issues because they do not experience inflation [as global market is based on USD].

But if we leave that money in such banks, money is being for destructive purposes across the globe for terrorism and other negative factors. All our money will be in wrong hands. Our money will be indirectly invested for national, global destruction.

here we need to deal with some trivial issues:

1.So what will be the solution for this Black Market?

2. Can we recover our money with economic issues like inflation by gradual release of funds recovered?

3. How to avoid misuse of such black money for global destruction and affect our balance?

4. Most importantly, how is all these black money is transferred and piled up in such banks?

5. Is there possibility to strict such illegal piling of black money in foreign banks?

6. how should our govt act in this critical situation?

I request one and all to make their comments and suggestions in this issue.
Hope we could find a solution for critical issue.

Look forward all your response.

Thanks and Regards,

JAIHIND

L.Navya Sree

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Re: [India_Vision_2020] Singh is King - Election 09 - Analysing the loud message given by Indian Voters

India Vision 20208:51 AM No comments

Hello All,

Good to see India is under a stable rule for next 5 years. Even people in Andhra Pradesh choose a stable govt. But frankly speaking people choose UPA [ Congress ] at center and Congress in AP merely because there is no better alternative for Congress in this elections. Should we say people for stable governance or for UPA?

I would like to review certain issues with respect to Andhra Pradesh Elecions and Indian Polls. As Mr. Srinivasan referred AP people choose back its ruling party [Congress] for next 5 years too. As per Mr. Philip reference, people showed their maturity. Even though they elected back Congress and supported they rejected many ministers [elected in 2004 elections]. Congress got less percentage of votes in Assembly than Lok Sabha Elections. This because lack of alternative for people in AP as all other parties are towards unstable govts at center [Third and Fourth Front]. So we can even say Congress swept Lok sabha polls in AP.

People here even rejected or victory with hairline gap of votes for many Sr. leaders from all parties [ Congress, TDP, TRS and so on ] as they are looking for fresh and uncorrupted rule. Even PRP, a party started with all stardom and Cine Glamor, one like DMDK, in Tamil Nadu, toppled in elections. People are not ready for business or cine glamor in name of politics. They want matured leaders as their representatives.

Strong opponents for Congress in AP formed a Kootami [ Group of 4 parties] with a single motive of dethrone Congress govt in AP. They lack strong point for people to consider them as a alternative. Even their support to third front and confusion raised in seat sharing and controversial statements flopped them in the final battle. They themselves ruined all possibilities of hung assembly in the state. Even till last but one hour of poll results also there was every possibility of hung assembly in Andhra Pradesh. But due to all messy coalitions and confusions they toppled at last hour. So congress is victorious again without hung assembly [probably they should thank their opponents for all the confusion].

Lok Satta, other party, in the arena for the race for true governance in the state. They could make their impact in the vote bank for educated class. But couldn't reach working class. One thing to be noted here, elections are game with crores and power. But each candidate in this very party hardly spent rs. 2 lakhs on avg in all segments [50% of Rs. 4 Lakhs being the amount a candidate can spend for elections]. Mr. Jaya Prakash Narayan[JP] , Leader of the party, is the only one vicarious candidate from this party. Should I say People are not mature enough to choose a better alternative for good governance or Lok Satta Party is not strong enough to reach all segments of people as a alternative?

Mr. JP single-handled want to make a mark of Lok Satta in Assembly. He seems a unbiased candidate came up with the slogan "second freedom struggle" against corruption at gross root levels. Hope to see more such people.

Thanks

JAIHIND

L.Navya Sree

--- On Sun, 5/17/09, philip1957272 <philip1957@gmail.com> wrote:

From: philip1957272 <philip1957@gmail.com>
Subject: [India_Vision_2020] Re: Singh is King - Election 09 - Analysing the loud message given by Indian Voters
To: India_Vision_2020@yahoogroups.com
Date: Sunday, May 17, 2009, 10:25 PM

The sweep by the Congress indicates that the electorate is mature.The parties and politicians who wanted to ditch the Congress have been swept away.Congress from day one handled the campaign perfectly.Andhra Pradesh is a perfect example where YSR won on the development plank.TRS,LOK satta and Praja rajyam all split the votes.I feel Percept,the PR agency for Congress handled it well--- Philip Joshua...In India_Vision_ 2020@yahoogroups .com, Prime Point Srinivasan <prpoint@... > wrote:
>
> dear friends
>
> People of India have given their verdict very loudly.
>
> 1. UPA has received a massive mandate, more than their expectations.
>
> 2. Parties who wanted to black mail or create confusion for their own self
> interest were rejected. Dozens of leaders who aspired to become Prime
> Minister from smaller parties, are now in pathetic conditions. (Lallu,
> Mulayam, Paswan, Maya, Jaya, Pawar, naidu, Gowda)
>
> 3. People rejected the parties who enjoyed the power till the last day and
> joined the opposition for their advantage. (PMK, used to jump from one
> party from other to grab power. Tamil papers used to make fun of them as
> 'jump'lingam. They lost all the seven seats they contested). This includes
> fourth front also.
>
> 4. Left parties, who were black mailing the earlier Government day in and
> day out, got their lesson.
>
> If you observe, the people across the Nation have preferred a National party
> led formation. Now for another five years, UPA has a mandate to govern this
> country, without being blackmailed by the partners. Let us wish Dr Manmohan
> Singh all sucess in leading the Nation.
>
> I was also observing some of the strategies, followed by the major
> formations during the elections.
>
> 1. UPA projected Dr Singh without any confusion. Though they were not
> using social media extensively like BJP, they were projecting youthful faces
> through Rahul. Probably, their campaign managers projected a fair mix of
> expertise of Dr Singh with the youthful message. Probably the tune 'jayaho'
> used by UPA also brought youth towards them.
>
> 2. NDA projected Mr Advani very well. Mr Advani's political expertise and
> capabilities were matching with that of Dr Singh. They used extensively
> social media. However, they could not project youthful face to the voters,
> to match the social media campaign. It is also reported that some of their
> own senior leaders sabotaged the prospects in North. Projection of Modi as
> a future Prime Minister is said to have created more problems in States
> other than Gujarat. No doubt, Advani is a tall leader and it was going
> well. I was also surpirsed, as to why, they were confusing the people, in
> the midst of the campaign.Their Hindutva face, alienated their own partners
> during the election process, fearing loss of Muslim and youth votes.
>
> 3. The third and fourth front parties are regional parties or confined to
> specific states. They could not project their own PM candidate like UPA and
> NDA. All the component parities had aspirations to become Prime Minister.
> Some of them, were negotiating with either UPA or NDA to shift their
> loyalties, depending on the post-poll outcome. All of them had their own
> personal agenda. Mulayam wanted Maya to be dethroned. Jaya wanted Karuna
> to be toppled. Gowda wanted his son to become a cabinet minister. Left
> wanted to continue to blackmail sitting in the Lok Sabha. Founder of PMK
> was negotiating with Congress to shift the loyalties, if they get
> Ministerial berth for his son. With this type of confusion and self
> interest, they went before the voters. The voters rejected them outright.
>
> 4. Another important factor is that unusually, all the three states that
> went for Assembly elections, returned the ruling party. (Orissa, Andhra and
> Sikkim). That indicates, the people also look for development and
> performance.
>
> 5. The Exit polls banned by the Election Commission is an advantge for the
> voters. The media did not confuse the voters with their 'advertorial or
> sponsored' exit polls. This made people to go to the booth with their own
> idea.
>
> In a nutshell, I personally feel, Verdict 2009 gives a great lesson to our
> political leaders. India is emerging as a strong democratic Nation, after
> every General Elections.
>
> I invite views from members on the lessons to be learnt from this verdict.
>
> Srinivaqsan
> Moderator
>

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Re: [India_Vision_2020] May 2009 ezine - Information overload

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Re: [India_Vision_2020] S S Rajsekar, our member conferred 'Hon. Lt. Governor' of Alabama State in USA

Saturday, May 30, 2009

Re: [India_Vision_2020] S S Rajsekar, our member conferred 'Hon. Lt. Governor' of Alabama State in USA

Friday, May 29, 2009

[India_Vision_2020] S S Rajsekar, our member conferred 'Hon. Lt. Governor' of Alabama State in USA

Wednesday, May 27, 2009

[India_Vision_2020] Nizhal...an NGO that works for sensitive greening

Thursday, May 21, 2009

[India_Vision_2020] Sai Kavithalayam Foundation Newsletter - SKF Newsish

Wednesday, May 20, 2009

[India_Vision_2020] India leading ahead in Black Market

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