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Saturday, April 01, 2006
India, a superpower?
I recently read an article in Rediff.com in an Interview withClyde Prestowitz, president of the think tank Economic Strategy Institute and one of America's top foreign trade experts where he clearly explains the economic outlook for India in the near / distant future and why he thinks India would emerge as the next super power in 45 years. In his own words he says "It is going to be India's century. India is going to be the biggest economy in the world. It is going to be the biggest superpower of the 21st century." WOW! Wish it happens for REAL!
For me too, it looks and sounds like to happen as the existing political scenario and governance system will also match to the desire by then ,as more educated and professional youngsters will emerge as political leaders. The most important thing is the existing lots of undesirable, selfish and unethical political baffoons will persish and will be laid to rest under the mud.
As a Senior Finance Manager for a diversified retailing group based in Hong Kong, I am responsible for leading the finance function which includes policy making, decision taking, crafting a financing strategy to be in line with the business strategy and ensuring regulatory compliance to unlock shareholder value & wealth consistently. My prior professional experience includes a two-year stint with Polaris Software Labs Limited, India where I worked as a Senior Business Analyst in the Corporate Internet Banking Project and was instrumental in developing the functional specifications for the ‘Intellect’ suite of products, and with PricewaterhouseCoopers, India for nearly 3 years as an Associate Consultant leading a team of budding CAs in executing various assignments in the areas of Risk Management & Consulting for several multinationals and Indian corporates. I am a visiting faculty of Finance at Days’ Inn Learning Centre, India and regularly scribe articles for various professional journals and have presented papers on Corporate Governance & Ethical Conduct. I was recently interviewed by CFO Asia for a research report published on Corporate Governance, Business Ethics and the CFO.
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For me too, it looks and sounds like to happen as the existing political scenario and governance system will also match to the desire by then ,as more educated and professional youngsters will emerge as political leaders. The most important thing is the existing lots of undesirable, selfish and unethical political baffoons will persish and will be laid to rest under the mud.
May God bless and grace India.
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