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Quite Agree with it! Only issue I see in that is people, and even companies, who can afford are doing the same. Very few small companies use the 5-20% licensed versions and rest the pirated ones.

That is just ~$48 million

It's nice of you to point out the same. In earlier times, professors and professionals used specialist/assistant who do the final drafts of their letters; the reason being that professionalism and presentation of their correspondence had very high importance. Nowadays, even the chat words...

If you get a chance read the history of the currency how it came into the existence. Till 1970, US allows to get the gold equivalent in amount to the currency; implying if you have $1 million, you can ask from US to give equivalent amount of gold at rate at that time. But in 1970s, US dropped...

I am surprised that so many people bashing for/against India without looking at the economical perspective. Each time there is some thing comes up, members start showing graphs of X, Y, Z countries for a,b,c. Point here is at present the govt., especially RBI is more interested in containing...

I have seen the documentary on the same few years back. Though algae is a feasible solution, but there are lot of drawbacks also with the large scale production of algae. It will affect the land fertility and also the food production land size. I guess there are lot of hiccups in the...

^^ it is all about the timing. With the IAF depleting aircraft strength, vulnerability of the air space will be dire if we do not go ahead to procure MMRCA (4+). Till FGFA comes into the picture, the IAF needs the strength and capability to protect the indian air space.

Thanks for enlightening us! Same rhetoric in all forums India - inferior in all aspects, poverty, third world, dependent, puppets of XYZ, decades behind, dumb, and so on so forth. Live the dreams away from reality! Acknowledging the opponent's capabilities is the best bet in the real conflict...

When you look at the picture of the global economics, it is apparent that markets in Europe still has significant importance. It is imperative for India to take diligent steps in stabilizing these markets that in the long run doesn't effect the goods flow (export/import). That is why FM has...

It really amazed me how these guys come up with such names - very peculiar.

Finally, Thorium Reactor news! I have been waiting for quite some time for the news when the India will be able to utilize its abundant thorium resource. It is a good start. Hopefully, these steps become a significant contributor to the India energy requirement.

The topic is about "preparedness" of China and India at LAC. Why you guys heading again to the same rhetoric of China vs India with some Pakistani Masala supplements. On topic, I don't think any knowledgeable person will deny with the headline of the topic. India is lagging behind that is a...

FYI, US aid is 20% of the UNESCO's budget.

These is lot of debate happened in the past on the inclusion of emerging countries in the international organization permanently; the reason for the same is that developed countries, so called winners of the WWII, do not want to dilute their power that they have gained in the past century. But...

This is good news! the space race which started in cold era seems like starting up again. We don't know what future beholds for us, but it seems in future the confrontation is heading away from the earth's surface. This way some who like to expand and show strength have the new domain/erena to...

You are right but in this context domestic prices is in regard to India. So, indian domestic prices are pushing up not pakistan's

Strong and Appreciated Yuan also implies costly export products from China. Unless China providing specialized products not available from the other markets, there is a big chance of loosing the edge over a period of time. Though the current scale of manufacturing is not available in any other...

^^^ It is good for the self sustainability of the sector; reason being that though it may delay or slow the process of IN procurements but in future it will be able to leverage the revenue for future production without significant reliance on the allocation of the budget. Albeit, the realization...

In this forum everything is dragged to Indo-Pak discussions, which is irrelevant at this point India at this juncture finding it hard to engage with Iran on different aspects/projects, because of the sanctions. So I would say - 'Delhi door hai' [Long way to go] :unsure: Hindu has placed...

Care to elaborate on the bold part! Frankly, many economists are not in a situation to foresee US economy with or without China. This could be a blessing in disguise for USA though. What I mean to say here is that it could be bad or good that only time will tell. :azn: