The disenchanted India Inc
After the wreckage of the Indian Rupee and commotion in the stock market; potential foreign investors are getting increasingly disenchanted with the Indian market. Ashutosh Misra investigates. The Indian …
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In conversation with Shoojit Sircar
[youtube height=”HEIGHT” width=”WIDTH”]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RA9EF75Xc-8[/youtube] With his upcoming film, an espionage thriller Madras Café nearing its release (August 23), director Shoojit Sircar who rose to fame with his last movie Vicky …
Read MoreDecline of Indian Rupee: Wait and Watch
In an interview with AGI’s editor Ramita Tejpal, Dr. Sourindra Banerjee, Assistant Professor of Marketing at Warwick Business School, University of Warwick gives the reasons for decline of Indian rupee …
Read MoreFood bill to Improve Poverty in India
A food program promising to feed two-thirds of India’s population is currently under discussion by the country’s parliament.If implemented, the National Food Security Bill has been estimated to cost India …
Read MoreWhat’s Happening in London (Aug. 18-24)
Here’s a bevy of Asia-related places and things to keep you up-to-date for the week of August 28~ DINE OUT ‘The Hutong’ at the Shard. Spicy Chinese food with the hottest view in town, …
Read MoreActor Imran Khan gets experimental
[youtube height=”HEIGHT” width=”WIDTH”]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dj9UXzyDsOA[/youtube] Actor Imran Khan rose to fame after portraying the lovable Jai in 2008’s romantic comedy Jaane Tu…Ya Jaane Na. His debut film made him the …
Read MoreWhat Does the ‘Britons First’ Employment Policy Mean for UK Business?
A Tory MP has recently said that companies in UK have a “social duty” to hire local workers. How would such a discriminatory attitude influence immigration. AGI investigates Employers have …
Read MoreThe Philippines Fights for Divorce Rights
The Philippines is one of two remaining countries in the world where divorce remains illegal; the other is Vatican City. Despite the advent of a more liberal Pope, change is …
Read MoreFirst female jirga system in Pakistan battles for women’s rights
Women from Pakistan’s Swat valley are creating their own jirga system to bring about justice for women. The age-old system previously run by men has been outlawed by government. Dina …
Read MoreOliver Stone Visits Asia; Slams US and Japan Government
Award-winning American filmmaker gives speech at Hiroshima University on anniversary of atomic bomb; has harsh words against Japanese nationalism, American imperialism. Director/producer Oliver Stone is no stranger to controversy. His …
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