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Mr. Manoj Kumar Vice President +919910688433 manoj@indiacp.com Security is one of the most important issues in any setting, a home, school, hospital, malls, social gatherings, et al. But it is also one of the most overlooked issues at times. Maslow, a world famous psychologist known for his hierarchy of needs, brought to paper the thought which people generally fail to realize. ' The second most important need after food and shelter is the need for protection and security. That comes even before the need for love, social esteem and self-growth. Believe it or not; ask yourself and you'll know it's true.' Though we hardly notice it, security finds a place in the country as a full-blown security industry which is growing steadily year after year. In fact, it may sometimes be even safe to say that there are more security guards than the number of policemen today.

This era is a witness to the most technologically advanced generations which the earth has ever borne. Generation X, the ones that saw light of the day in 1960s and 70s; Generation Y which was born in the 80s and the 90s; and finally the Generation Z that is right now enrolled in schools and colleges. The audio cassettes, calculators, floppy disks, walk-mans of the 60s and 70s gave way to Windows and Apple Macintosh, cell phones, Pentium processors and Internet in the 80s! All these have eventually given way to things like gaming consoles, e-book readers and DVD players, things which we cannot imagine our lives without. Mr. Manoj Kumar Vice President +919910688433 manoj@indiacp.com But the rate at which the technology advances and the rate at which these products are gaining popularity and demand, it’s very easy to switch over to the next version that’s launched in the market. What do we do about what that’s left behind? Do we know that all that just piles up together as ...

Choices add the ultimate spice to life and India with the largest number of people (well almost!) needs a lot of them. That is especially true when it comes to things majorly characterized by the ever-evolving technology. And obviously, when there’s a demand, there’s going to be a large number of industry players competing with each other to bring out the best possible product in a given price change. One such industry is the Indian Automobile Industry which very visibly stays on its toes to bring new models for the domestic and international markets alike. The domestic players are sincerely trying to meet the international standards and yield the best quality. Mr. Manoj Kumar Vice President +919910688433 manoj@indiacp.com Nissan's Managing Director in India, Mr. Kiminobu Tokuyama says “India is a rapidly growing market, so therefore it is very important for global auto manufacturers". India’s potential as a manufacturing country and as a consumer base is being...

Maslow, a world famous psychologist known for his hierarchy of needs; brought to paper the thought which people generally fail to realize. The second most important need after food and shelter is the need for protection and security. That comes even before the need for love, social esteem and self-growth. Believe it or not; ask yourself and you’ll know it’s true. Mr. Manoj Kumar Vice President +919910688433 manoj@indiacp.com With 28 states, 7 union territories and a population of 1.22 Billion; India sure is a huge country. With the huge size comes a huge list of needs. You would say Food security, Education, Infrastructure, Transport, Good Sanitary conditions, Social welfare et al. Did you say Security?

“India, first of all, came to the game with some just natural advantages: one, English-speaking population; two, real emphasis on education. You also had a country that is very instinctively able to globalize, take the best of the global world and meld it with their own culture.”                                                                                     Tom Friedman, Columnist, the New York Times  Mr. Manoj Kumar Vice President +919910688433 manoj@indiacp.com When you hear of India being called a great country; the first thought that usually comes to the mind is of India being one of the most populated countries, or India having one of the largest geographical areas in the World. But there are other things too which contribute to making India one of...

Do you want to own an online Shop? If yes, then, go ahead with starting online business in India. These days’ people are so busy in their lives, that they don’t have time to go out for shopping daily needs. Online businesses have an advantage over businesses in the real world. They all have 13 inch monitors as our windows to the customer. The idea is to start an online daily needs store like online Big Bazaar including grocery products, bathing products, etc. Advantages of doing Business Online in India Mr. Manoj Kumar Vice President +919910688433 manoj@indiacp.com Costs:  One of the biggest advantages of doing business online is the savings that can be achieved by both consumers and businesses. Reducing gas consumption, paper use and employee time are just some of the cost-saving benefits e-commerce provides. Maintaining websites is getting less expensive with tools available that anyone with a computer can easily learn to use.

A. The Rajasthan Investment Promotion Scheme 2010 Applicability: The Scheme offered by the state government, except for ineligible enterprises, is applicable to New Enterprises, Existing Enterprise making investments for Modernization /Expansion/ Diversification, Sick industrial enterprise for its revival and Enterprise which has set up Project for Common Social Good as defined under the Scheme; however subject to the condition that the Enterprise shall commence commercial production or operation during the operative period of the Scheme and meet conditions of minimum investment and minimum direct employment. Validity: The Scheme has come into effect from 25.08.2010 and shall remain in force up to 31st March, 2018. Highlights of the Incentive: Mr. Manoj Kumar Vice President +919910688433 manoj@indiacp.com 1. Investment Subsidy Employment Generation Subsidy: Under the scheme, Subsidy consisting of Investment Subsidy and Emplo...

INTRODUCTION The Indian Pharmaceutical industry currently tops the chart amongst India’s science based industries with wide ranging capabilities in the complex field of drug manufacture and technology. Amongst all the countries that fall under the category of developing countries, the Indian pharmaceutical industry is one of the biggest and the most advanced. It provides employment to a huge number of people and ensures that vital drugs are made available to the huge population of India at affordable rates. Mr. Manoj Kumar Vice President +919910688433 manoj@indiacp.com The drugs and pharmaceutical industry plays a pivotal role in the economic development of India. Being a very intense knowledge-based industry, it offers innumerable business opportunities for investors worldwide.Indian pharmaceutical exports accounts for export to more than 200 countries around the world. The annual turnover of pharmaceutical products contributes to about US$ 17 billion. In recent t...