Re: India's Most Hated Public Figures -Just Released.
by Prakash Mudholkar on Dec 26, 2011 10:21 AM
Well, what you say appears to be quite corect. Most people will agree withyou, however, in this cae your article looks to be a bit out-of-context. It bears no relation with the article written.
Increasing demand for energy and an aging workforce is creating a talent crisis in the global Oil & Gas industry. Hundreds of young professionals from various disciplines and backgrounds are required to address the skill the shortage globally.
D. oelPkl. afternoon 5.20pm, Saturdy, December 24, 2011. By readingthe marketsandskillsnow neededin ITIndustries to harnessour IPOD to sweriesofservicesin Areas of credit controls , export, Medical insurance and variousdomains that could be managedby our BPOs , demonstrate how our Youth have to master information Technolgy to be relevant in expanding Global market forthiskindof oipnings. Old style gentlmanly education in either , science,commerce , Technology or Humanities would be of little Value. old Businss instructions have also to be made E-friendly. D. Goel
India has a huge potential, but the mindset of people need to change. Education, Health and Tourism as service sector is hugely undermined. I was amused by an island on Krishna River in Vijaywada. There is a huge potential for such destinations as tourist destination as well as solar power generation.
