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In the year 2009-10. secondary sector stood at 7.2% and that of the service sector is 9.3% during 2010-11.the per capita income grew by a slower 6.4 per cent to Rs.35993 in 2010-11 as compared to Rs.33843 in 2009-10.
7%during 2010-11 as against 1% during 2010-11.
Gross Domestic Product (GDP) at factor cost at constant (2004-05) prices in 2010-11 was estimated at Rs. 4885954 crore as against Rs. 4507637 crore in 2009-10 registering a growth of 8.4 per cent during the year which is same as in the year 2009-10. At current prices, GDP in 2010-11 was estimated at Rs. 7157412 crore as against Rs. 6091485 crore in 2009-10, showing an increase of 17.5 per cent during the year.
registered a growth of 7.9 per cent in 2010-11 over 2009-10. India's per capita income grew by 15.6 per cent to Rs.53331 in 2010-11, crossing the Rs.50000-mark for the first time. In real terms based on 2004-05 prices,
In Terms of Foreign Fund flows January 2012 is the Best Month since November 2010
As per data published by the market regulator SEBI on 27 January 2012, net FII buying crossed the $2-billion mark in January 2012 making January the best month in terms of foreign fund flows since November 2010. FIIs had recorded a net outflow of $358 million in 2011. Inflows in January 2012 is in sharp contrast to over $1 billion outflow in January 2011. also helped strengthen the Indian rupee which closed above the 49-level after nearly 10 weeks. January's inflow figure, however was less than a third of the monthly inflow record set in October
2010. when $6.4 billion was pumped in by foreign fund managers. In October 2010 the figures were further pumped through the hugely successful Coal India IPO. SEBI's data showed a net FII inflow of $1779 million. Institutional
trading data on the BSE showed net inflow figure on 27 january at Rs 1240 crore, which translates to $252 million. the $2 billion mark.
of the communications ministry, the Telecom Commission decided to allow mobile phone companies to share
limited this facility to 2G airwaves alone.
Second generation (2G) spectrum is largely used for offering vanilla voice services. companies cannot therefore share 3G spectrums. Incumbents such as Bharti Airtel, Vodafone, Aircel and Idea Cellular took the government to court, after the telecom department asked these companies to terminate their 3G roaming deals. had hoped the Commission's policy changes had hoped that policy changes permitting the sharing of airwaves, would put an end to this controversy. customers across the country riding on bilateral roaming agreements that allow these firms to use each other's airwaves and offer high-end data services even in regions where they do not have 3G spectrum. decided to introduce slew of riders to govern spectrum sharing.
Only those operators that have airwaves in a particular region can share it. Spectrum can be shared only between two spectrum holders. A non-licensee or licensee who has not been assigned spectrum as yet cannot be party to spectrum trading.Two companies can share airwaves only if their combined holdings do not exceed the limits prescribed in the M&A norms. recently approved sector regulator TRAI's recommendation that during mergers, the combined entity be allowed to have up to 25% of the total airwaves in the region.
Spectrum sharing deals will also have to be renewed every five years.
When operators share spectrum, both companies will have to pay usage charges on the total airwaves held jointly. Currently, operators share between 2% and 6% of their annual revenues based on the quantity of airwaves they hold.
Tetelcos sharing spectrum must pay the government the commercial value of the airwaves it is using. It essentially means, an operator that has 4.4 MHz of airwaves, and is sharing radio frequencies with another telco that has the same amount, must pay current prices for additional 4.4 units of spectrum it is using.
According to the data released by the Commerce and Industry Ministry on 30 January 2012, the growth rate of eight core industries slowed down to 3.1 per cent in December 2011 from 6.3 per cent in December 2010. eight sectors had recorded a 6.8 per cent growth in November 2011. decline in core sector activity was due to a fall in the production of crude oil and natural gas. have a combined weight of 37.9 per cent in the Index of Industrial Production (IIP). performance in December 2011 due to a fall in output include crude oil, natural gas, petroleum refinery products and steel, while those which fared better include coal, fertiliser, cement and electricity. sectors during April-December 2011 was 4.4 per cent against 5.7 per cent during the corresponding period in 2010.
Government-appointed C R Sundaramurti Committee submitted its report to finance minister Pranab Mukherjee. complete overhaul of government accounting norms in order to enforce transparency and better monitor public spending. classification structure will provide a foundation for a more robust public financial management which could be used for enforcing more transparency and effectiveness of Public delivery channels of the government. accounting classification of receipts and disbursements is prescribed under the Constitution and is maintained by the Controller General of Accounts (CGA) on the advice of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India (CAG).
recommended rationalisation and reorganisation of the existing account classification of list of major and minor heads of accounts (LMMHA) of centre and states. a multidimensional classification framework which has seven mutually exclusive segments with their own individual hierarchical structures.
classification codes which are being perceived as a milestone in the area of accounting reforms were proposed to be implemented with effect from financial year 2013-2014. classification structure provides for capturing expenditure on special thrust area of government policy objectives such as development of women, schedule castes, schedule tribes, below poverty line population.
that the recommendations/suggestions framed by it would help in the effective management tools. It would help national and sub-national governments for better planning, allocation and application of resources, and more effective monitoring of public spending.
standardisation of coding of all such entities which are recipient of public fund, as channels of public delivery. measure is likely to facilitate tracking of flow of funds under a governmentprogramme or scheme from one level of governance to another level of administrative entities.
Pension System, or NPS led the Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA) to change the incentive structure for the distributors from a fixed sum to a percentage of the investment amount. So far the points of presence or the distributors used to get a flat Rs 20 as initial subscription charge and Rs 20 for any subsequent investment. PFRDA's measure is poised to serve two purpose- bringing about a more equitable incentive structure and incentivizing the distributors to push NPS.lay down criteria for pension fund managers and grant licences to anyone who qualifies. managers overseeing assets of Rs 10000 crore.
NPS was primarily targeted at the unorganized sector, which does not have any form of social security. However, so far only about 1 million people out of a workforce of about 400 million in the unorganized sector have joined NPS. Floated for civil servants in 2004, the NPS was opened to all citizens in May 2009 to provide a pension option to 360 million informal sector workers bereft of any old-age income security.
of the recommendation of the G.N. Bajpai committee constituted by PFRDA to review NPS, fixed the incentive at 0.25% of the subscription amount.committee had suggested 0.50% of the investment, subject to a minimum of Rs 20 and maximum of Rs 50000. As per PFRDA's measures announceds, a distributor will get a flat Rs 100 on initial subscription and 0.25% of the initial subscription amount. Every year on subsequent investments, the point of presence will be entitled to 0.25% of that amount. of presence can charge is Rs 20 and the maximum Rs 25000. Bajpai committee had observed that the earlier structure of the pension system was amounting to the poor subsidizing the rich—a person investing Rs 6000 and a person investing Rs 1 lakh were both paying Rs 20. Also the fixed sum was acting as a deterrent to sell NPS amid better commissions-yielding products such as insurance policies.
24 January 2012 cut the cash reserve ratio (CRR) by 50 basis points from 6 per cent to 5.5 per cent with effect from 28 January 2012. RBI thus released Rs 32000 crore to banks through a half percentage point cut in the cash reserve ratio. Home loans and other loans to individuals and businesses will become cheaper with the cut in CRR.also kept the repo rate unchanged at 8.50 per cent for the second consecutive time after raising it 13 times between March 2010 and October 2011. It lowered its growth forecast to 7% from 7.6% earlier. reduction in CRR since January 2009 when it had released funds to stimulate demand in the wake of the Lehman Brothers crisis. As a consequence, for the first time in over two months, the rupee touched the 49-mark against the
According to the report by Gems and Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC) released in January
2012. gems and jewellery exports fell into the negative zone - down 15% year- on-year to $3 billion in December 2011.
to poor demand from Europe and the US. include the UAE & Hong Kong. exports had stood at $3.5 billion in the December 2010. the overseas shipments in May 2011 had logged in 33% growth,
touching the peak in 2011-12 fiscal. During the April-December period of 2011-12, gems and jewellery exports grew 11.65 per cent to $32.1 billion, compared to the the April-December period of 2010-11.
However, despite the drop in December, the country's gem and jewelry exports still grew in the second half, reaching $32.1 billion – 11.65% higher than in the corresponding half of 2010. To reduce dependence on traditional markets, the exporters are exploring new markets like Latin America, Africa and Russia. India mainly imports gold and rough diamonds in large quantities and re-exports value-added items like jewellery.
Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy (CMIE) estimated Corporate India's sales to grow 21.6% in 2011-12. However, profits are expected to fall by 7.2% in the financial year 2011-12. Excluding petroleum product companies, India Inc is expected to see a 19% growth in sales in March 2012 quarter. As per the review, sales of the manufacturing sector are expected to have expanded by 20.7% and that of the non-financial services sector by 18.2. Income of the financial service have grown by a strong 32% due to high interest rates and healthy credit growth. CMIE however expects corporate sales to drop to 16.8% in the March 2012 quarter due to a sharp drop in expansion
of petroleum products. Profits fell 13.2% in the first half of 2011-12 due to steep rise in raw material and fuel prices, high interest rates and delay in payment of cash subsidy to the oil marketing companies (OMCs) by the government. Also, a sharp depreciation in rupee since September 2011 brought mark-to-market (MTM) losses to firms and thus further pulled down profits.
In a situation where high input costs and interest rates continue to haunt Indian companies, the corporate affairs ministry provided some relief by allowing capitalisation of MTM losses on long-term loans taken for the acquisition of fixed asset till March
2020. available only till March 2012 and only to companies which had opted for it in 2008-09. In spite of this, corporate India is expected to report substantial amount of forex losses in the December 2011 quarter since major chunk of the forex liabilities of corporate India are short-term, CMIE noted. Forex, however, expected to rise by 9.9% in the January-March quarter riding on the back of robust 40.2% rise in net profits of the banking industry. in the banking industry was attributed to lower provisions and low base.
Inter-ministerial coordination committee for tourism sector Headed by Principal Secretary to the PM Pulok Chatterjee in its meeting on 19 January 2012 decided to extend Visa-on-Arrival facility to Goa, Hyderabad, Kochi and Bangaluru airports to help double the foreign tourist arrivals. Currently, Visa- on-Arrival is extended to 11 countries including Japan, Philippines, Singapore,New Zealand, Vietnam and Finland.Visa-on-Arrival facility is now available at four international airports at Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata and Chennai. were 6.29 million foreign tourists in 2011. out of whom 12761 had availed the scheme. Upgraded road connectivity to all major tourist circuits, including Gangtok and Leh, eco tourism and reaching out to schools to promote tourism related vocational schools were amongst the decisions taken by the committee.
It was also decided that a sub- committee consisting of Member Secretary, Planning Commission, Culture Secretary, Secretary (Environment and Forests), Secretary (Rural Development) and Secretary(Tourism) will identify the potential of tourism in rural, eco and cultural sectors in the country and submit its report within four weeks. It was observed that tourism ought to be seen as development, should be pro-poor and focus on employment creation. Emphasis was on the need to give tourism a major fillip during the 12th Plan so as to more than double the number of foreign tourists arriving in India and further encourage domestic tourism. A co-ordination committee consisting of Joint Secretaries of MHA, MEA and Tourism Ministry was constituted to resolve day-to- day visa related complaints. Ministry of Environment and Forest were asked to finalise its eco-tourism policy at the earliest possible after analysing the feedback it received from different quarters. In order to facilitate connectivity, which is crucial for tourism, it was decided that Ministry of Defence (Border Road Organisation) will expedite ongoing work at Gangtok and Leh roads which are tentatively scheduled to be completed by 2014 and 2015 respectively.
• extend Visa-on-Arrival facility to Goa, Hyderabad, Kochi and Bangaluru airports
• sub-committee to identify the potential of tourism in rural,eco and cultural sectors in the country
• co-ordination committee consisting of Joint Secretaries of MHA, MEA and Tourism Ministry constituted to resolve day-to-day visa related complaints
• Ministry of Environment and Forest asked to finalise its eco- tourism policy
• Culture Ministry asked to adopt a pro-active tourism policy which should promote museums, cultural and heritage sites
• Ministry of Defence (Border Road Organisation) will expedite ongoing work at Gangtok and Leh roads
of India on 20 January 2012 asked telecom companies to block bulk international SMS. TRAI's move is aimed at giving mobile subscribers further relief from pesky messages. on unsolicited telemarketing calls and SMS were not being properly followed, the TRAI stated that there were several incidences of promotional SMS being routed through the servers located at international destinations and delivered to customers registered for not receiving telemarketing calls. TRAI observed that generally such SMSes originated from locations within Germany, Sweden, Nauru, Fiji, Cambodia, Bosnia, Albania, Grenada, the United Kingdom, Jersey, Sint Maarten, Tonga, Vanuatu, Namibia, Panama, and Antigua and Barbuda. which are alphanumeric or starting with +91 or numbers with international codes. all telecom companies to ensure that no international SMS containing an alphabet header or alphanumeric header or +91 as the originating country code is delivered through their networks. Also, if any source or number from outside the country generates more than 200 SMSes an hour with a similar signature, these could not be delivered through the network.
January 2012 allowed banks to grant permission to listed and unlisted companies to hedge price risk in commodities other than precious metals in international exchanges. move is aimed at helping the companies limit losses from volatility. Currently, banks need RBI's approval to give permission to companies to hedge.banks were asked to submit an annual report to the RBI as on 31 March every year giving the names of the corporates to whom they have granted permission for commodity hedging and the name of the commodity hedged. Before permitting the corporates to undertake hedge transactions, the companies are required to submit a brief description of the hedging strategy proposed, including, instruments proposed to be used for hedging, the names of the commodity exchanges and brokersthrough whom the risk is proposed to be hedged and the credit lines proposed As per data released by the
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average tenure of exposure and/or total turnover in a year, together with expected peak positions thereof and the basis of calculation can also be included.
month high and shares climbed on 18 January 2012 as a result of revival of US dollar flows and also because of the undervalued shares which lost more than 35% in US dollar terms in 2011. to the dollar. It is up 6% in 2012 and 6.6% from its life low of 54.30 touched on 15 December 2011. inflows from FIIs, both debt & equity. Also, emerging markets are currently poised to cut interest rates after China's 8.9% economic growth in the fourth quarter, the slowest in 10 quarters.rupee could gain further since demand for dollars may subside following the doubling of duty on precious metals imports.
worst performer in Asia in 2011, is presently turning out to be the best in 2012 due to measures by the Reserve Bank of India. to be doing well despite imports still outstripping exports which many say could return to haunt the currency. benchmark Sensex rose 1.7%, the least among major markets with Hong Kong, Shanghai, Korea and Singapore gaining more. It has risen 6% since January 2, making it the best-performing index in Asia.
vegetables, pulled down the Consumer Price Index (CPI) by 0.44 per cent month-on-month in December
2011. five major groups-food, beverages and tobacco; fuel and light; housing; clothing, bedding and footwear; and miscellaneous items.attributed to cheaper vegetables which saw a dip of 15.01 per cent month-on- month to 98.5 points. also fell by 3.78 per cent to 122.2 points. at 113.9 points in December compared to 114.4 points in November. At the all- India level, the CPI for food, beverages and tobacco declined by 1.31 per cent to 112.8 points in December from 114.3 points in November.
spices went down by 0.64 per cent to 123.9 points. Indices for cereals and pulses on the other hand remained stable at 107.2 points and 102.5 points. However, CPI for clothing, bedding and footwear stood higher at 122.2 points on an all-India basis, against 121.5 points in November. Prices in the 'fuel and light' segment also rose by 0.33 per cent in December vis-a-vis the previous month, with the index inching up to 120 points from 119.6 points in November.
of India (TRAI) on 16 January 2012 proposed a fee of Rs.20 crore for a national-level unified licence under
levels of unified licence — at national level, service area level and district level. unified licence is to be Rs.20 crore for national level, Rs.2 crore for each Metro and Acategory, Rs.1 crore for each B category, Rs.50 lakh for each C category service areas levels and Rs.15 lakh for each district level unified licence. Telecom service providers at present hold Unified Access Service Licence (UASL), which authorises them to provide mobile, fixed line, Internet and long-distance calls and other telcom services.
with 4.4 Mhz spectrum bundled with it. TRAI however, recommended that the new licence regime will not have spectrum bundled with it and the operators will have to bid for the spectrum separately.
no restriction on the number of players in a service area. Licence shall be issued on non exclusive basis, without any restriction on the number of entrants in a licence area.
TRAI proposed that the applicant company will have to pay one time non- refundable entry fee before signing the license agreement.
ations (DoT) also issued standalone
licences separately, like the one for offering Internet services that are generally known by the nature of the service being offered.
doubled the import duty on gold and silver by changing the customs and excise duty structure on precious metals. the government to arrest the widening current account deficit. Ministry by adopting this stand has moved to a model where customs and excise will be charged on the value of the metal instead of a flat charge, and will vary with varying prices of the metal in the market. Following the government's decision, gold will now attract an import duty on 2 per cent of its value on each day as against the earlier flat levy of Rs 300 per 10 grams. Silver will be charged
6 per cent of its value on each day from the earlier Rs 1,500 per kilogram. Excise on gold will be charged at 1.5 per cent of its value on each day as against Rs 200 per 10 grams, and for silver it will be 4 per cent as against Rs 1000 per kg. Platinum and diamond would also cost more.
India's exports recorded a subdued growth of 6.7 per cent year-on-year in December 2011 on account of poor demand in Europe and the US. growth in exports in December 2011 though not robust was higher than November 2011. Overseas shipments in Novemeber 2011 had grown by just 3.8 per cent. month under review was not robust,
it was higher than in November, when overseas shipments grew by just 3.8 per cent. Imports on the other hand grew at a faster pace of 19.8 per cent year-on- year to $37.8 billion in December 2011 thereby translating into a trade deficit of $12.8 billion. During the April- December period of 2011, exports aggregated to $217.6 billion, a year-on- year growth of 25.8 per cent as a result of the export growth witnessed in the early months of 2011. From a peak of 82 per cent in July, export growth slipped to 44.25 per cent in August, 36.36 per cent in September and 10.8 per cent in October 2011.
Market regulator SEBI on 13 January 2012 unveiled rules for direct investment in stocks by foreign investors, including individuals. SEBI's guideline was issued seeking to put curbs on opaque structures to prevent routing of funds by resident Indians. 2012 decided to allow foreign resident investors to invest directly in the Indian equities market, in a move aimed at boosting capital inflows, reducing market volatility and deepening the markets. SEBI's guidelines were issued following this announcement by the government.
SEBI noted that qualified foreign investor (QFIs) can buy up to 5% of the paid-up capital of a company, with the overall limit capped at 10% in a company. Entities having opaque structures, where details of the ultimate beneficiary are not accessible or where the beneficial owners are ring fenced from each other, will not be allowed to open demat account as qualified
foreign investor, or QFI. mentioned that the investors will need to take delivery of shares they purchase on the local bourses. Sebi specified that QFI's will have to invest in demat form through Sebi-registered depository participants (DPs) who will have to fulfill the Know Your Customer (KYC) norms. QFIs were barred from issuing offshore derivatives instruments or participatory notes and will also have to give a declaration to this effect to the DP. not mention whether these investors can trade in India's futures and options segment. DPs will have to ensure that the same set of end beneficial owners is not allowed to open more than one demat account as QFI. Also, Foreign investors, who wish to invest directly in Indian shares, will also have to obtain a separate permanent account number or PAN.
equity shares only on the basis of taking and giving delivery of shares purchased or sold and it shall not issue offshore derivatives instruments/ participatory notes. a daily basis, QFI wise, ISIN wise and company wise buy/ sell information and any other transaction or any related information to their respective depositories on the day of transaction. details of paid up equity capital of all the listed companies to the depositories once in six months, periodically and also provide information regarding change in paid up equity capital in any listed company immediately.
13 January 2012 issued guidelines on
capping the variable component of the compensation at 70% of the fixed pay in a year. especially of large financial institutions, were one of the important factors which contributed to the recent global financial crisis. It was observed that employees were too often rewarded for increasing the short-term profit without adequate recognition of the risks and long-term consequences that their activities posed to the organisations.As per the guidelines issued, banks are permitted to exclude the Employees Stock Option Plan from variable pay. would have to be deferred over a period of three years. Compensation payable under deferral arrangements should vest no faster than on a pro-rata basis. In the event of negative contributions, bank board would have the option to clawback this deferred compensation. Banks will now be permitted to offer joining bonus only in case of new hires and will be limited to first year. will not be allowed to grant severance
pay other than accrued benefits like gratuity and pension, except in cases where it is mandatory by any statute. Foreign banks operating in India will be required to submit a declaration to RBI annually from their head offices to the effect that their compensation structure in India, including that of CEO's, is in conformity with the FSB principles and standards. Private sector and foreign banks are also required to obtain regulatory approvals for remuneration of CEOs and wholetime directors.
As per the Index of Industrial Production (IIP) data, industrial production bounced back with a growth of 5.9 per cent in November
2011. marking a ?ve-month high in
a reversal from the negative trend
witnessed in October 2011.
of Industrial Production in 2011 was noted to be very volatile. With this, the IIP growth during the April-November period of 201112 stood at 3.8 per cent as compared to 8.4 per cent in the same period of 2010-11. production had registered a 6.4% expansion in November 2010. Output had grown 7.8 percent in the 2010/11 fiscal year that ended in March, slower than 10.5 percent clocked in the 2009- 10 fiscal. Growth in the manufacturing sector, constituting over 75 per cent of the index, went up by 6.6 per cent in November as compared to of 6.5 per cent in November 2010. Electricity also saw a robust growth of 14.6 per cent during the month under review as compared to 4.6 per cent in November 2011. Production of consumer goods witnessed a healthy 13.1 per cent increase as compared to a mere 0.7 per cent growth in November
2010. Infrastructure sector output,
which contributes nearly 38 percent to
industrial production, grew 6.8 percent in November 2011.
is permitted in this segment of retailing which was opened to foreign players almost six years ago.
Removal of the investment cap will help global fashion brands, especially from Italy and France, to venture alone
currency bank deposit increasing from NP (not prime) to Prime (P-3). Upgradation suggested acceptable ability to repay short-term obligations. Prime falls under the investment grade, while not prime is a speculative grade.
January 2012 directed cash-rich public sector undertakings (PSUs) to invest around Rs.1.76 lakh crore, including Rs.1.41 lakh crore domestically to act as a stimulus in the next fiscal (2012- 13). At a meeting chaired by Prime Minister's Principal Secretary Pulok Chatterjee, 17 companies with cash and bank balances in excess of Rs.1000 crore were identified to undertake these investments primarily in the infrastructure sector. invest Rs.1.41 lakh crore domestically in 2012-13 and Rs.35009 crore overseas. the PSU investment could provide stimulus to the economy and asked the companies to draw up credible investment programmes and implement those with an objective to achieve the maximum benefit for the companies themselves as well as the national economy. Among the companies, ONGC is projected to invest the maximum amount of Rs.53526 crore- Rs.33,065 crore in the domestic market and Rs.20,461 crore overseas. NTPC will invest Rs.20,995 crore domestically and Power Grid Corporation of India is to invest Rs.20000 crore.
Policy and Promotion (DIPP) ON 10 January 2012 notified the rules allowing
100. foreign direct investment (FDI) in single-brand retail. Currently 51% FDI
in the growing Indian market. Shares of retail giants Kishore Biyani-led Future Group firm Pantaloon Retail (India) surged by 10% to an early high of Rs 161.40, while Provogue (India) zoomed up by 14.22% to Rs 28.10 on the BSE following the announcement by the government. In a similar fashion, Koutons Retail gained 12.52%, Shopper's Stop rose by 9.38%, Tata Group retail venture Trent Ltd advanced by 5.50% and Vishal Retail jumped by 4.98%. brand retail was taken by Cabinet on 24 November 2011 along with the decision to open the gates for overseas investment in multi-brand retail. government was however forced to put FDI in multi-brand retail on hold in the face of opposition by several political parties, including UPA ally Trinamool Congress.
In respect of proposals involving FDI beyond 51%, the mandatory sourcing of at least 30% would have to be done from the domestic small and cottage industries which have a maximum investment in plant and machinery of USD 1 million (about Rs
5 crore).
on 10 January 2012 that rating agency Moody's Investor Services upgrade the short-term country ceiling on foreign
from foreign institutional investors and flows from non-resident Indians will also accelerate. In December 2011, Moody's upgraded the credit rating of Indian government's bonds from speculative to investment grade. had also upgraded the long-term government bond denominated in domestic currency from Ba1 to Baa3. foreign currency bank deposit was also upgraded from Ba1 to Baa3. was expected to encourage FIIs to increase their exposure in gilts and help companies raise funds from abroad at competitive rates.
Foreign direct investment (FDI) into India went up by 56% to $2.53 billion in November 2011, indicating an improvement in investor sentiment. In September and October 2011, the inflows were down by 16.5% and 50% year-on-year respectively.During the April-November period, the FDI was up by 62.81% from $14.02 billion in
2010. Cumulative ?ows for the April- November period stood at of $22.83 billion, surpassing $19.43 billion achieved in the full financial year 2010-11. $1.62 billion overseas investment in November 2010. In 2010-11, FDI into equity had dipped 25% to $19.43 billion, from $25.6 billion in 2009-10. In 2008-09, FDI stood at $27.3 billion. Analysts opined that if the upward trend in FDI continued, the FDI in the current financial year 2011-12 will cross $30 billion. positive effect on rupee in the foreign exchange market. in the stock market from the foreign institutional investors and rising trade deficit had led the rupee to decline by about 15% since August 2011. Sectors which attracted the maximum funds include services, construction activities, power,computers and hardware, telecom and housing and real estate. Mauritius, Singapore, the US, the UK, the Netherlands, Japan, Germany and the UAE are major sources of FDI for India. short-term foreign currency rating from speculative to investment grade.
to incentivise the unlisted PSUs to help them come up with initial share offerings in the stock market in 2012-13.Currently, there are about 50 PSUs which are listed and their shares are actively traded in the stock market. government-owned firms which are eligible but unlisted for various reasons. unlisted PSUs with no accumulated losses and having earned net profit in three preceding years should come out with initial public offerings (IPOs) even as the state holding would not come below 51%. One of the options to incentivise the PSUs for IPOs is to put this task in the memorandum of understanding (MoU) which an individual enterprise signs with its administrative ministry. Under the MoU system, annual targets are set for the PSUs and CEOs get personal appraisal points if the tasks are achieved.
While about 50 PSUs including Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd and Heavy Engineering Corporation Ltd which can be listed on stock exchanges did not opt for the same.had set a target of raising Rs 40,000 crore through stake sale in PSUs in the current fiscal. In the three remaining months befor the fiscal year 2011-12 comes to end, the Finance Ministry is working on several methods including share buyback by cash-rich PSUs. Ministry has been able to receive Rs 1145 crore through disinvestment in Power Finance Corporation.
As per the Forward Markets Commission data released on 9 January 2012 that the turnover of the 21 commodity exchanges in India increased by 66% to Rs 137.22 lakh crore till December 2011 in the current fiscal (2011-12). exchanges had stood at Rs 82.70 lakh crore in December 2010. trade was seen in gold, silver, guar seed, crude oil, soya oil and chana. According to FMC data, the turnover in the bullion segment rose more than two- fold to Rs 80.36 lakh crore during the April-December period of the 2011- 12 fiscal from Rs 37.54 lakh crore in the corresponding period in 2010. maximum turnover of . 12,40,500 crore was posted by MCX inDecember 2011 followed by NCDEX (Rs 179490 crore), NMCE (Rs 27826 crore), ICEX (Rs 23,655 crore) and ACE (. 12,713 crore).
2012 cleared an external loan to finance part of the programme launched by the Ministry of Rural Development in left wing extremism-affected villages. clearance is for a loan of $500 million from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) to speed up construction of rural roads. Union Ministry of Rural Development (MoRD) issued directions for negotiating and early signing of the loan, which his Ministry to gather resources to give thrust to the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY). loan of $800 million was petitioned with a fresh proposal for rural connectivity investment programme to construct or upgrade 7000 km of roads connecting eligible habitations in Maoist-affected States of Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Odisha, West Bengal, besides Assam where too the PMGSY has progressed with little to cheer.
in the backdrop of the MoRD's multi- winged programmes in the left wing extremism-affected areas, under which Central forces assist execution of welfare and development schemes to wean the local people from the path of naxalism. and assistance to the local people, particularly tribals, to reduce poverty and ensure economic growth of the region. Rural connectivity is considered pivotal to the success of this stratagem. As per the programme proposed by the MoRD, the Union government will supplement with a contribution of $127.6 million, in addition to the $5000 million to finance the project that includes setting up of training and research centres pertaining to rural roads. to have covered all habitations with a population of 500 people (250 people in the case of tribal and hilly areas) by
2007. Provision of rural connectivity to habitations of 500 people in general areas and 250 people in tribal areas need to be worked upon on pririty basis.
Insurance regulator IRDA on 4 January 2012 introduced uniform asset-liability management norms for market players to ensure their solvency. Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDA) announced a broadly-defined uniform framework for reporting asset liability management activities adopted by life and non-life insurance companies. also asked firms to undertake stress tests to ascertain their ability to meet financial obligations in the event of a crisis. IRDA has issued these guidelines to bring about uniformity in the ALM norms being followed by both life and non-life insurance companies.
ALM (asset liability management) policy to be approved by the board of the insurer. Such board-approved policy is to be submitted to the IRDA within 90 days. While approving the ALM policy, the board is to take into account the asset-liability relationships, the insurer's overall risk tolerance, risk and return needs, solvency positions and liquidity requirements. also make it mandatory for the board
to frequently review the ALM policy of the insurer. Any change in the policy must be reported to the regulator.
Under the uniform framework, insurers have to put in place an effective mechanism to monitor and manage their asset-liability positions. is to ensure that their investment activities and assets positions are in sync with their liabilities, risk profiles and solvency positions.
into effect from 1 April 2012, make it mandatory for insurance companies to prepare an ALM policy as well as get it approved by the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDA) by end of March 2012.
to develop and implement controls and reporting systems for the ALM policies that are appropriate for their businesses and to the risk to which they are exposed. put in place effective procedures for monitoring and managing their asset- liability positions to ensure that their investment activities and asset positions are appropriate to their liability, risk profiles and solvency positions.
(ALM) norms are critical for the sound management of the finances of the insurers that invest to meet their future cash flow needs and capital requirements. enable the insurers to understand the risks they are exposed to and develop ALM policies to manage them effectively. measure the interest rate risk faced by insurers.
2012 clarified that the rates applicable on small savings instruments schemes would be announced on April 1 each year and the rate would remain valid till the maturity of the scheme. Ministry stated that barring the Public Provident Fund (PPF), the rates of interest on all small savings schemes will remain fixed throughout the tenure of investment. To clear the confusion over the returns on investment in small savings schemes, the Finance Ministry pointed out that the rate prevailing at the time of investments will remain fixed and unchanged till the maturity of the investment. Any revisions in interest rates in the subsequent years would only be applicable to the investments made in the relevant period. However, the rate of interest for the 15-year PPF scheme would not remain fixed for the entire period as the interest accruals in the PPF account each year would vary, depending on the interest rate announced for that particular year. For PPF, the interest rate fixed every year will be applicable to all PPF accounts. interest rates on small savings deposits schemes of various maturities with effect from 1 December 2011 to chanel the outflow of funds from small savings schemes administered by the National Small Savings Fund (NSSF) in view of the investor preference for bank term deposits. the Finance Ministry came in the face of fears that the revision of interest rates on small savings schemes from
1 December 2011, are ?oating rates and that the rates will undergo change
in sync with fluctuations in yields on government securities. It had also hiked the interest rates on PPF deposits from
8 per cent to 8.6 per cent while raising the ceiling on annual contributions to the fund to Rs.1 lakh from Rs.70000. Interest rates on Post Office Savings Accounts rose to 4 per cent from 3.5 per cent. Similarly, interest rates on deposits of various maturities of one year, two years and five years too were raised from December. Patra (KVP) has been discontinued from November 30, 2011. period of Monthly Investment Schemes (MIS) and National Savings Certificates (NSCs) been reduced from six years to five years.
January 2011 decided to conduct an open market operation (OMO) to inject more liquidity into the system. of government bonds via open market operations on 6 January 2012, including the 10-year paper which till recently was the benchmark paper. bank has decided to ease liquidity by buying back gilts for an amount of R10,000 crore in the backdrop of banks accessing the Reserve Bank of India (RBI)'s borrowing window for more than R1 lakh crore each day. RBI announced an auction for R10,000 crore worth of bonds, otherwise known as open market operation (OMO). the market trading hours. the Reserve Bank of India decided to conduct open market operations consistent with the stance of the monetary policy and based on the current assessment of prevailing and evolving liquidity conditions.
Banks have been borrowing in excess of R 1 lakh crore a day from the RBI's liquidity adjustment facility (LAF) or repo window. the system in recent weeks has been way beyond the limit of 1% of the net liabilities of the system, or around Rs 55000 crore.
on 3 January 2012 allowed auctioning of securities through stock exchanges and introduced a new method for institutional placement of stocks. government's divesment programme as well as help promoters of companies to sell a part of their holdings. As per the auctioning route, a special window can be used by promoter stakeholders to sell at least 1% of the paid-up capital of a company. It is similar to the block- deal mechanism for secondary stock market transactions, but with lesser restrictions. be only used by promoters of top 100 companies based on average market capitalisation for sale of their stakes.
Under the institutional placement programme (IPP), shares can be sold only to qualified institutional buyers. Exchanges will provide a separate window for the offer for sale of shares which will co-exist with the normal trading hours. promoter or promoter group of companies however will not be allowed to bid for the shares. Allotment will be done either on price priority or clearing price basis proportionately and
would be overseen by the exchanges. SEBI's measure is considered to be very progressive step towards creating an organised and effective mechanism that will not only facilitate fund raising but also assist companies to comply with the listing norms in a non-disruptive manner.
every IPP issuance. No single investor shall receive allotment for more than
25. of the o?er size.
For the purpose of compliance with public holding norms, SEBI had earlier directed all such promoter shareholders to dilute their equity stake to 75% or below by June 2013 through public offering of shares. also barred from using the qualified institutional placement ( QIP) route for diluting promoters' shares. However, the new institutional placement route can be used for either fresh issue of shares or dilution by the promoters through an offer for sale.
increase public holding by 10% and could be offered to only qualified institutional buyers with 25% being reserved for mutual funds and insurance companies.
Under the IPP, companies will have to announce the ratio of buy-back, as is done in the case of rights issues and fix a record date for determination of entitlements as per shareholding on record date. Besides improving efficiency, the revised buy-back process is expected to give a fair deal to all shareholders.
Committee submitted its report on a
bill to amend the Forward Contracts Regulation Act 1952. Parliamentary Standing Committee on consumer affairs, food and public distribution, chaired by Congress MP Vilas Baburao Muttemwar, submitted its report on the FCRA (Amendment) Bill 2010 to Parliament on 22 December 2011.current department-related standing committee (DRSC), set up in 2009, was asked by the Lok Sabha speaker in December 2010 to prepare a report on the bill and submit it to the Lok Sabha Secretariat. its report recommended a doubling of the maximum penalty for trading rule violations to Rs 50 lakh. committee report suggested raising the upper limit on penalties for offences like insider trading to Rs 50 lakh from Rs 25 lakh stipulated in the Forward Contracts Regulation Act (FCRA) Amendment Bill 2010. Insider trading involves using unpublished price sensitive information for personal gain. seeks to empower commodity futures market regulator Forward Markets Commission on par with its securities markets counterpart. It is seen as the single-most important reform in the eight-year-old commodity exchange market.
derivatives market as trading lot sizes will be lower than in futures contracts,
where the minimum traded quantity for
most farm products is 10 tonne.
investing in an option also tends to minimise losses as only the premium to buy (call option) or sell (put option) is forgone in the event of prices moving adversely. a futures position taken by a trader is on the other hand marked to market daily. Marking to market involves daily settlement of the difference between the prior agreed price and the daily futures price. It can thus lead to huge losses alongside supernormal profits.
railway freight service was put off once again in the backdrop of high inflation. come into force from 1 April instead of 1 January as announced earlier. levy on transport of goods by rail was deferred for the sixth time. Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee in the 2010-11 Union Budget had brought transport of goods by railway under the service tax net from 1 April 2010. However, the proposal was vehemently opposed by Railway Ministry fearing
(RIL) $1.529 billion investment plan for developing four satellite fields in the flagging KG-D6 block. RIL's investment plan will boost falling output in the Krishna-Godavari Basin KG-D6 block. by the three partners in the block- RIL, UK's BP Plc and Niko Resources of Canada and the representative of DGH. which includes officials from the Oil Ministry and its technical arm, the Directorate General of Hydrocarbons (DGH), met for the third time in three months on 3 January to finally approve the proposal. is the final approval an operator needs before beginning work, put a cap on the cost of developing the four fields that surround the currently producing Dhirubhai-1 and 3 (D-1 & D-3) fields in the KG-D6 block. by more than 15%. two previous meetings in November and December 2011 refused to approve the field development plan (FDP) for the Dhirubhai-2, 6, 19 and 22 (D-2, D-6, D-19 and D-22) fields after the government representative raised certain objections. RIL agreed to cap spending on the four fields at $1.529 billion, plus or minus 15%.
adverse impact on goods movement, forcing the government to defer it
options be introduced for the benefit
repeatedly. Railway Ministry is of the
opinion that any levy on freight service
of stakeholders. clause was one of the reasons why the bill in its earlier avatar during the UPA I regime faced resistance. had opposed the bill then especially the Left parties argued that options would increase speculation in commodities. actually make it easier for farmers and smaller users to participate in the
would adversely impact the industry. Movement of coal and cement among others goods would become costlier with the imposition of service tax.
2012 approved Reliance Industries'
ad valorem duty (export duty) on iron ore exports to 30 per cent from 20 per cent. finances of cash-strapped government by around Rs 8500-9000 crore. Federation of Indian Mineral Industries, the apex body of miners however complained that Indian ore would no longer be competitive internationally.
the profit margin of Sesa Goa Ltd., India's largest iron-ore exporter by volume. Steel Minister Virbhadra Singh always wanted more restrictions on exports. Based on his ministry's inputs, Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee had earlier imposed a 20 per cent duty on exporting the domestically mined mineral.
Shipments from the South Asian country decreased 28% between April and November to 40 million tons, according to the Federation of Indian Mineral Industries. Volumes were hit by a mining ban in the southern state of Karnataka, a freeze on sale of old stocks in western Goa state and transport bottlenecks in the eastern state of Orissa. India exported 97.64 million tons iron ore in 2012. Prior to the export tax change, industry officials had estimated exports in 2011-12 to be between 60 million and 65 million tons because of mining-related issues. As a result of high export tax and railway freight, India's iron-ore exports is not likely to exceed 50 million tons in 2011-12. in early 2011 banned mining in the major iron-ore producing districts of Karnataka to prevent illegal mining and environmental damage. In Goa, moves to reduce environmental impact and illegal mining affected production. two states account for around 70% of India's iron-ore exports.
State-owned Coal India (CIL) announced on 2 January 2012 that its board approved in a meeting held on 30 December 2011 the switching
over to internationally-accepted Gross Caloric Value-based pricing mechanism. on the recommendations of the Integrated Energy Policy Committee and the Expert Committee on Road Map for coal sector reforms. approved switching over of non-coking coal pricing from Useful Heat Value based grading system to Gross Caloric Value (GCV) based classification with effect from 1 January 2012. GCV measures the amount of heat released by carbon and hydrogen in coal when it is heated and is an internationally accepted pricing mechanism. the UHV mechanism was followed in India Howeverbecause of the high-ash content in Indian coal. into account the heat trapped in ash. In Indian coal, GCV is 25% higher than UHV. that the pricing of coal on GCV-based mechanism was not likely to lead to any significant change in pricing. system will incentivise improvement in quality, resulting in better quality of coal to consumers and commensurate revenue realisation for coal firms.
Reserve Bank of India (RBI) raised red flags over the high dependability of non-banking finance companies (NBFCs) on the banking system because the apex bank feels that the higher dependence would mean systemic vulnerability in the context that NBFCs are involved in higher risk activities vis-à-vis the banking system. from the banking system tend to raise concerns about their liquidity position. More so, if such reliance happens to
increase further. exposure to NBFCs-D (deposit taking) was observed to have considerably increased over the years. to be further accentuated in case the banks' own liquidity position becomes tight at the time of crisis or even at crisis like situation. sheets of NBFCs (both the categories i.e. deposit taking and non-deposit taking and systemically important companies) revealed that more than 68 per cent of the consolidated balance sheet constitutes borrowings. 30 per cent resources of the total 68% are borrowed from banks and financial institutions as at the end of March 2011. Borrowings by way of debentures issued by the NBFCs constituted around 33 per cent and of which a sizeable portion is subscribed by the banking system.
As per the to Commerce Ministry data released on 2 January 2012, India's exports recorded their slowest pace of growth in 1two years at 3.8 per cent in November 2011 as a result of the global slowdown. Moderation in demand in developed markets also impacted export. since October 2009, when exported had contracted by 6.6 per cent. commerce ministry had overestimated exports by over $9 billion due to software upgrade and punching errors that prompted a revision of data revision for the previous eight months. on engineering exports was inflated by around $15 billion, while export of gems and jewellery and petroleum products was underestimated by $12 billion.
Exports grew 3.87% to $22.3 billion in November, 2011, compared to $21.49 billion in November 2010. exports
for the current fiscal is expected to be around $280 billion, below the $300 billion target for 2011-12 due to global economic slowdown. overseas shipments had amounted to $21.48 billion in November 2010. According to export body Fieo Director General Ajay Sahai, further decine in export will push export growth ina negetive zone. From 82 per cent in July, export growth slipped to 44.25 per cent in August, 36.36 per cent in September and 10.8 per cent in October. In the eight-month April-November period, exports aggregated to $192.69 billion, a year-on-year growth of 24.55 per cent. Experts opined that the country's exports growth during the entire fiscal would stand at about 20 per cent.
Imports were up 24.5% at $35.92 billion in November 2011. In November, 2010, imports aggregated $28.84 billion. Oil imports grew by 32.28 per cent to USD 10.3 billion in November 2011 while non-oil imports rose by 21.69 per cent to $25.6 billion vis-a-vis the year-ago period. Between April and November oil imports stood at $94.1billion, an increase of 42.67% compared to $65.97 billion in November 2011. Non-oil imports, a key gauge of economic activity, rose 25.46%
to $ 215.41 billion during the April- November period.
Imports grew at a faster rate of 24.5 per cent year-on-year to $35.9 billion in November 2011 which in the process translated into a trade deficit of $13.6 billion. Between April-November exports grew 33.2% to $192.7 billion while imports also rose 30.2% to $ 309.53 billion. the eight months of the fiscal year therefore stood at $116.8 billion.
Index ( PMI) - a headline index designed to measure the overall performance of the manufacturing sector - registered 54.2 in December, up from 51.0 in November. was released by the banking major HSBC on 2 January 2012. indicated the strongest improvement in business conditions since June 2011. New orders from overseas clients also grew at a faster pace than November 2011.the second consecutive expansion after shrinking for four months. India's manufacturing activity was at a a six- month high in December 2011 on account of an increase in factory output and new orders from domestic and international firms. India Manufacturing PMI jumped to 54.2 from 51.0 in November, its biggest monthly rise since April, 2009.that separates growth from contraction for 33 months now. Purchasing Managers' Index dipped to 50.4 in September 2011.Data released by the government had showed a 5.1 per cent contraction in the IIP numbers in October 2011, its slowest since March, 2009. successive rate hikes by the RBI and weak macroeconomic conditions domestically and globally were blamed for the contraction. industrial output data showed factory output plunged 5.1% in October, raising worries about the health of the manufacturing sector. the first fall in industrial output in nearly two years. Manufacturing sector employment also increased slightly during December 2011, ending a period of job losses that had set in during August 2011. Costs went up on higher prices of raw materials and fuel on the input front, adding with higher demand. allowed manufacturing companies to increase output prices at an accelerated pace to pass on the costs.


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- Category
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- Publication date
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- Closing date
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Following heavy rains in the last few days, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has decided to reschedule the second ODI from Sunday to Monday.
The match will now take place on 30th September to allow the National Stadium Karachi's groundsmen to prepare the ground for the clash.
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The first match was earlier called off due to heavy rain on Friday. PCB said this in a press release:
The decision has been made mutually by the two boards to allow the groundstaff to prepare the National Stadium outfield for next week's play. This week's heavy rains, including on Friday afternoon, has left the outfield soggy, with the groundsmen requiring, at least, two complete days to make the ground fit for cricket.
PCB's Director of International Cricket, Zakir Khan thanked the Sri Lankan board and broadcasters for agreeing to tweak schedule, saying that fans don't want any other match abandoned due to bad weather or soggy outfield.
PCB has also offered full refunds for today's match tickets. The same tickets can be used for the second or third match.
The PCB has also announced that the tickets sold for Friday, 27th September will be valid for either 30th September or 2nd October ODI, while tickets sold for Sunday, 29th September match may also be used for either 30th September or 2nd October ODI.
The new tickets for the rescheduled match have been made available at designated TCS counters and online. Those having tickets for Sunday's game will be offered full refunds if they are unable to attend the match on the revised day.
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Friday, April 17, 2020
Dear AJC members,
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I want to reassure you that I am in contact with officials at Treasury Board several times per week and that layoffs are not on anyone's radar. We are all going to get through this crisis together. And while no one knows what the long term future will hold, the AJC will continue to foster a solid working relationship with departments and TBS so that we can be heard if, at some distant future, the conversation changes.
As I wrote in our last newsletter, this crisis has put into focus the great importance of solidarity and collective cooperation.
I would like to share part of one message in particular, that I received from AJC member, Belinda (she's given me permission to share her message with you all):
"As it's year-end review time, I've been thinking about how lucky I am to have a job which is secure and well-paid, this being especially highlighted as I see so many people losing their jobs during this pandemic.
I was thinking I'd like to forego on my bonus this year (…) There may be other counsel out there who feel the same way as me. Could the AJC play a role in disseminating this idea across Canada?"
I am profoundly touched by this message and others like it, that reaffirm my conviction that the AJC membership is both kind and committed to community service.
I've learned that it costs an average family of four in Ottawa $880 a month for groceries and so that has been my target amount for my private donation to the local foodbank. I also have contributed to a worthwhile program that provides short-term internships to law students who suddenly find themselves in a precarious position with no income and a lot of student debt: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/covid-19-edmonton-law-students-i...
There are no doubt many other wonderful ways we can share our good fortune with others. While the AJC does not have the resources to coordinate a cross country charitable campaign at this time, I want to share ideas like Belinda's and encourage all our members to give to the cause of your choice, individually or as a coordinated effort with your office colleagues. Now, more than ever, we must all lend a hand in spreading hope and gratitude. We hope you will share the causes that are important to you with your regional GC reps, who may be able to help direct or coordinate a group donation on behalf of the employees in your section.
I sincerely hope that you and your loved ones remain healthy and safe during this global crisis and remember that the AJC continues to be here for you. I look forward to reconnecting with you virtually at the AGM on April 21st, 2020. Please remember to pre-register. The registration details will follow as soon as possible now that we secured a new electronic platform to host the AGM, in compliance with prescribed public health guidelines and direction.
In solidarity -
Your AJC President,
Ursula Hendel


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Jerome Bruner dies aged 100
If you have ever read anything on narrative then I'm sure you've come across the name of Jerome Bruner. Here is an obituary by the Washington Post.Read more
Language Teacher Education Researcher Network at the University of Manchester
If you have ever read anything on narrative then I'm sure you've come across the name of Jerome Bruner. Here is an obituary by the Washington Post.Read more
The first talk is on Friday 29th April 12.00-1.00 and is based on the work Fitri, Nahielly, Volha and I are doing with Andy Howes and the Coalition of Research Schools Exploring participants' changing perspectives through the life of an inter-school, collaborative, research and development project. In this talk we will briefly give the background of the Coalition of Schools […]Read more
'Resources of Hope': The place of hope in researching learning lives The Annual Conference in 2016 will be held in Canterbury, England, in the beautiful grounds of Canterbury Cathedral, from Thursday 3rd to Sunday 6th March 2016 Second Call for Papers Conference website link www.canterbury.ac.uk/education/resources-of-hope There is a huge amount of information on the website about the conference. its themes and the […]Read more
Edited by Fred Dervin and Karen Risager Routledge This volume focuses on advances in research methodology in an interdisciplinary field framed by discourses of identity and interculturality. It includes a range of qualitative studies: studies of interaction, narrative studies, conversation analysis, ethnographic studies, postcolonial studies and critical discourse studies, and emphasizes the role of discourse and power in all studies […]Read more
We are pleased to let you know that Volume 16 of English Language Teacher Education and Development (Spring 2014) is now available on-line at: www.elted.net? This volume, edited by Gerard Sharpling and Gosia Sky, contains the following articles: · "Seeing" second language pre-service teacher learning through the conceptual metaphor of teaching and learning in teaching practicum dialogic blogs – Ekaterina Arshavskaya · The authenticity continuum: Empowering international […]Read more
Carlos Ruiz Zafon (2008, English translation 2009). El Juego del Angel (translated by Lucia Graves as The Angel's Game), Madrid: Editorial Planeta / London: Phoenix. pg.121 of the 2009 English translation: "Everything is a tale, Martin. What we believe, what we know, what we remember, even what we dream. Everything is a story, a narrative, a sequence of events with characters […]Read more
Having just been to the Narrative Matters 2010 conference, I am reminded of the following journals which may be useful for those narratively-inclined: Narrative Inquiry Narrative Works: Issues, Investigations, & Interventions — a new online, open-access, peer-reviewed, interdisciplinaryjournal committed to exploring the complex role of narrative in countless aspects of human life. This is a new venture from the Centre for Interdisciplinary […]Read more
This is the prompt for Carol, Eljee, Richard, Tanya and Viv to post their reactions and reflections on the May 2010 Narrative Matters conference in Fredericton in Canada where they all presented.Read more
Eljee, Tanya, Viv and myself are all presenting at the NM 2010 conference next week. Details below. wish us luck with volcanic ash as we negotiate the Atlantic 🙂 "Narrative Matters 2010 – Exploring the narrative landscape: Issues, investigations, and interventions" to be hosted by the CIRN in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada, May 20th – 22nd 2010: Fay, R., Zhou, […]Read more


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* Graphic: World FX rates tmsnrt.rs/2egbfVh * Graphic: Foreign flows into Asian stocks tmsnrt.rs/3f2vwbA * Baht tracking worst day in two weeks * Rupiah down for third straight day * Malaysia stocks slip 1% By Shashwat Awasthi Sept 3 (Reuters) - Indonesia's rupiah eased further and its stocks tumbled almost 1% on Thursday as worries over growth, its policy response and planned changes that analysts worry may threaten the independence of its central bank all dented sentiment. The falls came on a rollercoaster morning for Asian shares, with stock markets across the region lower as a report that China was planning sweeping policy changes to its semiconductor industry to fight U.S. restrictions outweighed a batch of upbeat data from China. Stocks in Malaysia slipped 0.9%, while Singapore fell 0.8%. The rupiah gave up another 0.3%, taking weekly losses in South East Asia's weakest currency this year to more than 1%, even after Bank Indonesia (BI) intervened to stabilize the market on Wednesday. Proposals earlier this week for a new monetary policy framework that would shake up BI's decision making and potentially give ministers a say on interest rates have shaken investors at a time when the central bank is already aiding government fiscal stimulus efforts to back-stop an emergency bond issuance scheme. Anthony Kevin, macro economist at Mirae Asset Sekuritas Indonesia, called the timing of the proposals "very unfortunate" and said the widening of BI's mandate to include supporting economic growth and jobs might disrupt the central bank's focus. "As the discussion over the draft bill is still in a preliminary stage, we expect the pressures on rupiah to continue in the short to medium term," he said. Thailand's baht, hit by the sudden resignation of the finance minister this week, also weakened for the second straight day, falling 0.6%. Most other regional currencies traded flat to slightly lower as the U.S. dollar bounced, although a Reuters poll showed bullish bets on Asian units had risen after four straight months of declines in the greenback. Philippine shares snapped a five-day losing streak and advanced 0.6% as the country's unemployment rate dropped in July from a record high three months ago. HIGHLIGHTS: ** Indonesian 10-year benchmark yields are up 3.8 basis points at 6.946% ** Top losers on the Jakarta stock index include Megapolitan Developments down 7%, Alfa Energi Investama down 6.85% and Langgeng Makmur Industri down 6.74% ** Top losers on FTSE Bursa Malaysia Kl Index include Hartalega down 7.16%, Genting down 2.2% and IOI Corporation down 1.99% Asia stock indexes and currencies at 0652 GMT COUNTRY FX RIC FX DAILY % FX YTD % INDEX STOCKS DAILY % STOCKS YTD % Japan -0.10 +2.18 0.94 -0.81 China -0.05 +1.78 -0.77 10.77 India -0.48 -2.73 0.05 -5.16 Indonesia -0.30 -6.12 -0.96 -16.49 Malaysia -0.05 -1.35 -0.94 -4.13 Philippines -0.04 +4.28 0.60 -26.13 S.Korea -0.24 -2.68 1.33 9.02 Singapore -0.14 -1.46 -0.75 -21.78 Taiwan +0.69 +2.67 0.46 6.34 Thailand -0.60 -4.78 0.06 -16.66 (Reporting by Shashwat Awasthi and Arpit Nayak in Bengaluru; Editing by Patrick Graham and Amy Caren Daniel)
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There's a new chocolate shop now open in downtown Everett. Two weeks ago, on Valentine's Day, Angie Carozzo opened Oh Sweet! Chocolate. It's in the 2900 block of Hoyt right across from Schack Art Center. MyEverettNews.com had a chance to speak with Angie as she was in the midst of making salted caramels and waiting […]
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Interlaken is a famous tourist spot. Known for its impressive mountain scenery, the place is an ideal starting point for countless excursions. We get you one of those activities with this package.Are you ready to challenge yourself to be a part of great heights? Soar like an eagle to enjoy 10-20 minutes worth amazing bird's eye view of Interlaken. Let your adrenaline rush and help yourself creating a memory that will be stored in your heads till your last breath.
Swiss mountain ranges Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau lined along the deep cyan lakes of Brienz and Thun are ready to mesmerize you with their breathtaking sites. With this activity, land on the rich mangroves of Harder Kulm, Interlaken's local mountain. Freefall gently over a paradise of stunning landscapes and make it a memorable experience.
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Children above the age of 4 can book this paragliding in Interlaken experience.
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Witnessed the awesome views of Interlaken and I must say I was glad that I booked this experience because it was truly thrilling and adventurous. The guide are very friendly, they helped me remove my fear and motivated me.
The best time to enjoy paragliding in Interlaken is during the summer months of June to Mid September. During this period of the year, the sky remains clear, the weather is dry, and the wind speed is low, which makes for the perfect conditions for paragliding.
Paragliding is an activity that depends majorly on the weather conditions. Although it is possible to enjoy paragliding in Interlaken at night, you need to make sure that the weather is suitable for you to glide smoothly across the starry sky.
If you wish to paragliding in Interlaken then it is recommended to wear warm clothes and solid shoes. Apart from this, you need to also have wind stopper jackets and helmets. It is at all times recommended to go for long pants and long-sleeved jackets to keep you protected from the chilly winds.
Yes, paragliding at Interlaken is safe as compared to any other adventure sports. This event takes place in the presence of qualified and professional experts who give you a brief lesson about the flight before you actually try it out.
Once the flight starts, the pilot will take control of the glider in the air and let you know how to land safe on the ground without causing any kind of injury. There is no need to worry about safety if you are taking a flight in Interlaken.
Paragliding in Interlaken costs about INR 11909 per adult which also includes a discount of 12% on the actual price. With this package, you will get your transport, activities and guide covered.
The paragliding in Interlaken takes place for about 10 – 20 minutes. This is the actual flight time; however, you need to spend at least 45 – 50 minutes to complete the activity.
No, you can not paraglide if it is raining. In order to have a perfect flight, you need to wait for the weather to clear. If the weather doesn't clear up then the flight is often cancelled to avoid any kind of emergency situation.
A few drops of rain will not affect the flight as a whole but with dense rain and strong winds, Interlaken Paragliding can be a bit tough as well as dangerous.
Yes, paragliders do wear Parachutes. This is for the reason that if something goes wrong then they can eject safely from the flight. When you are trying out paragliding you will be tied to a harness that has a parachute.
It is mainly used to prevent any aerial accident and improve the peace of mind when you are flying freely in the air experiencing wonderful beauty underneath you.
Paragliding in Interlaken is not all dangerous. It is just like the normal paragliding that you try out anywhere in the world. However, paragliding in Interlaken has its own significance. You will surely be thrilled to fly in the air and sight mesmerizing panoramic views of the surrounding. This will be once in a lifetime experience for sure and you should on no occasion miss out this fun in the course of your stay at Interlaken.
Yes, there is a maximum allowable weight limit for paragliding in Interlaken. The maximum allowed weight for this activity is 100 kg. If your weight is more than 80 kg, it is advised not to book packages after 04:30 in the evening during the summer time and 03:30 in the evening during the winter time.
The minimum age limit for trying out Interlaken paragliding adventure in Interlaken is above 4 years. However, you need to also get a declaration of consent from your parents so that you won't face any kind of compliance.
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ALLELUIA! CHRIST IS RISEN! He is risen indeed! Alleluia!
Our culture is big on hope, but short on belief. There is paganism and at least a touch of superstition dwelling in our hearts that still thinks dancing around the fire and peering into tea leaves has power. The popular opinion is that anything is possible; reality shouldn't get in the way. Believe what you want about cancer, the moon landing, or 9/11, but nothing should be held rigidly; certainly nothing should be held to the exclusion of other opinions. We deny absolute truth, and gone with it is the concept of reality.
So it is that, when we find ourselves in a crisis, we are sorely tempted to call together all the religious leaders of the world and have them pray to the pantheon of gods. Just this week Pope Francis, the so-called vicar of Christ, called upon people of all religions to come together spiritually during this pandemic. We behave like a patient diagnosed with a terminal disease, going from one guru to the next, hanging on the words of every wacko in the vague hope of a cure. Maybe we are hoping that the gods would cooperate like comic book heroes. Prayer in such a context, even if the words are used, is not prayer in the name of Jesus. Jesus will not share the stage.
The One who hears His people's prayers is our God by grace. He has made us His people. He is everyone's God. It is just that everyone does not know it. In the end they will. Every knee shall bow and every tongue in Hell shall confess that Jesus is Lord. To pray to the Father through the Spirit in the name of Jesus is to confess that Jesus is Lord. That confession cannot stand alongside the rabbis who hold that Jesus is the deceased bastard son of a Nazarene peasant who was executed as a criminal. It cannot stand the idea that Jesus is merely a misunderstood prophet of Allah who did not make atonement for the world. Prayer in the name of Jesus cannot stand with witch doctors and shamans and druids. Prayer in the name of Jesus must condemn those demonic lies.
Jesus is the real God. He will tolerate no pretenders. The One who gave His life to make us His is the One who hears and answers our prayers. God is not like us; His thoughts are not our thoughts and His ways are not our ways. He is good; His mercy endures forever. God's will is always done, and it is always good. And even when it seems bad—even when the Father does not remove the cup of wrath from His Son, even when it means we suffer shame and hatred from the world—we will see that the will of God is always perfect. What we receive is what God's children need.
Jesus tells His people to pray. You do not need to form the perfect request. Even before you ask, your Father knows what you need. You are not standing before an angry God, for Jesus has reconciled God and man with His blood. For the sake of Jesus, our Father welcomes your petitions. Through Christ, His Father is your Father, and your Father loves you. Nor must you seek vague signs in nature and wonder if, when the phone rings or the dog barks, it is a specific answer to prayer. God provides, not because you pray, but because He loves you. You do not pray to manipulate Him; you pray because that is what faith does. You call upon God because He will give you all things, and you know that somehow, in the end, it will be good.
You are not alone in prayer. God speaks to you in His Word. With that holy and inerrant Word, prayer is not a one-way conversation. In the Bible, God reveals His will for you. He exposes His loving mercy and kindness. This God of grace answers your prayers. He provides friends, family, food, and all things. But most significantly, He who provided the ram in the thicket so that Isaac would go free—He has provided His Son as a perfect sacrifice in your place, and He delivers that same Son to you in His body and blood. By His Word, He provides. He forgives. He renews. He strengthens and encourages. He hears and He answers. Alleluia! Christ is risen! He is risen indeed! Alleluia!


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