N. S. Venkataraman

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    N. S. Venkataraman

    N. S. Venkataraman is a trustee with the "Nandini Voice for the Deprived," a not-for-profit organization that aims to highlight the problems of downtrodden and deprived people and support their cause.

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  • CHINA’S WAR CRY FRIGHTEN THE ASIAN COUNTRIES0

    In the last few weeks, spokesman of Government of China have been issuing several statements and making observations against India that sound like a war cry. 1962 war between India and China was mentioned, as a reminder to India of the happenings then, which virtually amounts to a warning that events of 1962 could be

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  • LET MEMORIAL FOR DEAD CHINESE NOBEL LAUREATE BE BUILT ELSEWHERE, IF NOT IN CHINA0

    To the “relief” of the Chinese government and its leadership, Chinese Nobel Laureate Liu Xiaobo has passed away. With a characteristic ruthlessness that the present government of China is known for, Nobel laureate was given a sea burial, probably to ensure that there would be nothing for the world to remember about him. Even his

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  • G 20 SUMMIT A PHOTO OPPORTUNITY!0

      One more G 20 summit has ended,  now in Germany, without paving way for any tangible improvement in the ground situation in the world for the better. Why protests? This G 20 summit has been marked by protests against the G 20 leadership when over 160 police officers were injured, dozens of activists hospitalized

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  • SIGNIFICANCE OF MR. MODI’S VISIT TO ISRAEL0

    N.S. Venkataraman After  25 years of establishment of full diplomatic relations between India and Israel, Mr. Narendra Modi has been the first Indian Prime Minister to visit Israel. Though  President of India and some ministers from India have made official visits to Israel earlier, such visits have not been viewed as of any particular significance

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  • HONGKONG AND TIBET – CHINA’S VULNERABLE SPOTS0

    N.S. Venkataraman Ever since Britain ended its 156-year rule in Hong Kong and handed over the territory to China, Hong Kong continues to remain as a vulnerable spot for China. This is more than evident from the recent speech of Chinese President Xi Jinping during his trip to Hong Kong to mark the 20th anniversary

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  • ASIAN NATIONS NEED TO PUT CHINA ON NOTICE0

    It is becoming increasingly apparent that China is suffering from sort of superiority obsession, imagining that  it can dominate and conquer the world and it is adequately clever to do so. Several acts of China in the past prove such an approach which has been well noticed by  the Asian nations, who now feel apprehensive

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  • SHOULD INDIAN STEEL COMPANIES EXPAND OR CONSOLIDATE?0

    Overall performance of Indian steel sector Although installed capacity of the Indian steel industry stood at about 128 million ton as on March 31, 2017, the actual operational capabilities are lower, since the capacity utilization level of stressed steel units is lower than the industry average of about 75-80% in FY2017. Though the operating margin

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  • WILL BANKRUPTCY LAW DRIVE SICK INDIAN INDUSTRIES TO OVERSEAS HANDS?2

    Several large Indian companies owe around Rs.10 lakh crores to banks and financing institutions in India due to their inability to repay the loan and the accrued interest. Such scenario has destabilized the banks, particularly the public sector banks, to a considerable extent. The bankruptcy law, enacted by the government of India recently, is supposed

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  • NEED FOR DISCIPLINE IN INDIAN TELEVISION CHANNELS5

    N.S.Venkataraman With the number of private TV channels in India increasing in various languages and most of them controlled and managed by business houses, there is now bitter competition between them to increase viewership and get advertisements. As a result, views are being publicized as news, and very impolite and vituperative language are being used

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  • A Strategy for Tibetans and their sympathizers0

    N.S.Venkataraman June 12, 2017 While China forcibly occupied Tibet more than six decades back, the Tibetans living around the world as refugees have not lost their hopes of regaining their motherland. With massive economic and military power, China has so far succeeded in silencing the world opinion about its misdeeds in Tibet, and it’s unethical

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  • THE CHALLENGE FOR MR. MODI IN THE NEXT TWO YEARS2

    Ever since Mr. Narendra Modi assumed office as India’s Prime Minister three years back, he has been stressing almost every day about the need for rapid economic and industrial development of the country. He has also laid emphasis on several other issues of great importance such as promoting Yoga culture, cleanliness in public places, etc. 

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  • HASTY CRITICISM OF MODI GOVERNMENT’S NOTIFICATION TO REGULATE LIVESTOCK MARKETS0

    The government of India  ( now popularly known as Modi government )  has notified new rules to regulate livestock markets under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, 1960. Even before the ink on the paper describing the notification dries,  a section of Indian media, opposition political parties, and some fringe groups have jumped into

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  • NEED TO IMPROVE JOB SKILLS TO REDUCE JOBLESSNESS IN INDIA0

    India adds over 10 million new employees to the workforce every year. This is equivalent to roughly the entire population of the Czech Republic or Portugal. The government of India promised 20 million jobs annually three years back, while the reality is that 1 to 2 percent of the government’s target has been achieved. The

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  • WILL ONE BELT ONE ROAD (OBOR) MEETING IN BEIJING END UP AS DAMP SQUIB?4

    In yet another attempt  to establish itself as the dominating world force, China  is now organizing the  One Belt One Road Forum meeting in Beijing on May14-15. Ambitious  and  unrealistic  project The OBOR project involves a land route running from inner China to southern Europe via The Netherlands.  It also includes a sea route connecting

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