Why is UK praising and buttering India?

[fhassan]

Lets all be happy that Nick Griffin didn't get elected.

Well beta, Indians should be more happy. If Nick Griffin got elected he wouldn't set foot in India never-mind asking a foreign nation to invest.

 

[Gin ka Pakistan]

when others succeed, we tend to give excuses and pin their success to to luck or something.

dont feel bad, its human nature.

Dear friend its a networking world , stronger the network more the opportunities

 

[Kyusuibu Honbu]

Well beta, Indians should be more happy. If Nick Griffin got elected he wouldn't set foot in India never-mind asking a foreign nation to invest.

Nah! Britain is kinda forgotten among us Indians.Besides India is the 2nd largest investor for Britain.

For us right now ties with US and China are on the focus.

 

[Gin ka Pakistan]

how time changes , I was reading about The Madras Club under British Empire

The Madras Club– highly popular with the Anglo-Indian population at the time, and also one of the many clubs in Colonial India with the “No Indians, No Dogs” signs outside.

Indians should ask him for the apology before the business and naming movie "slum dog million air "

 

[nForce]

Cameron rules out outsourcing curbs, but wants India to create jobs in UK​

BANGALORE: On his first visit to India as the British prime minister, Conservative leader David Cameron allayed fears of any curbs on the IT outsourcing by the country’s government departments, even as he asked Indian companies to create more jobs in the UK.

Mr Cameron, who will meet Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in Delhi on Thursday, started his India trip by addressing executives and government officials at Infosys Technologies’ sprawling Bangalore campus on Wednesday. The gathering included Wipro’s billionaire chairman Azim Premji and Infosys founder NR Narayana Murthy.

“You will find Britain one of the most open and progressive countries in terms of being open to outsourcing,” said Mr Cameron when asked about whether his government would curb offshoring contracts with Indian IT companies such as Tata Consultancy Services (TCS).

Mr Cameron, who leads UK’s Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition government, which has imposed £100-million cap on all government IT contracts, said his government is still reviewing the contracts. He, however, added that Britain will review the outsourcing contracts as part of normal exercise.

“We are reviewing contracts, we are looking at what we pay for the services we have received. It is like any other business,” Mr Cameron said.

For Cameron, who plans to cut nearly $10 billion in government expenditure this year, outsourcing of non-core functions is a tough option, especially given the rising unemployment in the UK.

“I think Mr Cameron would like British skills to contribute to the outsourcing deals that the major Indian outsourcers do in the UK,” said Bob McDowall, senior research director at TowerGroup in the UK.


“He does not want unemployment in the UK to increase as a result of off-shoring deals. Mr Cameron should be able to advise major Indian outsourcers how much of the broadly 25% cut in UK government spending will be delivered through outsourcing both on-shore and off-shore,” Mr McDowall added.

Earlier this year, TCS had won around $800 million contract to manage UK’s state pensions scheme from the Personal Accounts Delivery Authority (PADA). The Conservative party had voted against the auto enrolment legislation, which was part of the contract signed close to the elections.

The new political leadership with Conservative David Cameron at the helm has to deal with high unemployment rate of around 8% by creating more local jobs and, at the same time, cut the government spending by almost $10 billion this year.

“It is a trade mission but I prefer to see it as my jobs mission,” Mr Cameron said.

At a time when UK’s top enterprises such as Vodafone, BT and Barclays are looking to increase their revenues from fast-growing lucrative markets such as India, improving bilateral trade is top on agenda for Mr Cameron.

“The EU-India trade is worth £50 billion a year already, but the possibility is there for dramatic expansion. So let’s seize it,” he said.

Mr Cameron added that his government wants to improve the current annual trade worth $18 billion between the UK and India over next few years.

Source

 

[indushek]

how time changes , I was reading about The Madras Club under British Empire

The Madras Club– highly popular with the Anglo-Indian population at the time, and also one of the many clubs in Colonial India with the “No Indians, No Dogs” signs outside.

Indians should ask him for the apology before the business and naming movie "slum dog million air "

Thats life for you sir, aaj kuch nahi to kal sab kuch.

Bhagwaan jab bhi deta hai chappal phadke deta hai

Upar wale ka karam hona aur neeche wale ko kaam karna

 

[Dash]

Indians should ask him for the apology before the business and naming movie "slum dog million air "

Actually we dont have to. We didnt ask him to praise us, but he is doing it (for whatever reason thats another thing) but he is....