Cogitations of Vishwas Jain

First of all Happy Friendship Day to all my friends, friends of friends and so on. This friendship day was a kind of different for me as I spent most of the time in travelling. I went to Malpura this Saturday for police verification of passport. I went inside the police station for the very first time in my life although the reason was not serious. Due to lot of travelling in very little time and prevailing illness I started feeling feverish. To attend Monday classes to mark my presence in attendance sheet and not to miss any surprise quizzes I decided to return on Sunday itself and went to railway station of "Pink City"  half an hour before the schedule despite of feeling not well. I went straight to platform 3 at which 12988, ALL SDAH was expected to arrive on scheduled time. Thanks to Almighty I was lucky this time that Indian railways broke my record as my train arrived at right time for first time, in all other previous instances whenever I travelled by train, Indian

India recently relaxed Foreign Direct Investment(FDI) rules in a wide range of industries to harness rupee slide and trigger economic growth. That ignites various queries in our mind. What exactly is FDI? Why it is important and what are the menaces involved? Which sectors are top FDI destinations and how it is different from existing business model? About FDI   Foreign direct investment (FDI) is a direct investment into production or business in a country by an individual or company in another country, either by buying a company in the target country or by expanding operations of an existing business in that country.The investment made through FDI becomes a source of external finance which could strengthen the economy. Major sectors attracting FDI in India Infrastructure The number of FDI projects in the Infrastructure sector grew by 90 percent in 2011 in India. The sector contributed 4 percent to the total number of FDI projects and 9 percent to the total jobs c