“It is so Simple to be Happy, but so Difficult to be Simple!”

I’m sure, we have all come across this saying once in our lifetime, atleast the movie buffs would have. This dialogue is from my all time favorite Hrishida’s (Hrishikesh mukherjee) movie “ bawarchi”…

This was the feeling I had the moment I visited the Gandhi Ashram at Ahmedabad. I was touched by its simplicity. I guess the very word ‘simplicity’ symbolizes Gandhi, somebody I never understood for a long time and then when I understood him, he failed to go away from my mind…That’s the power of GANDHI.. He was one man who practiced first and then preached.. The world needs leaders like him today. Always being persistent and focused. I truly feel that I was lucky to have had the opportunity to pay a visit to the ashram.

It’s places and people like this which make you wonder, is it worth wasting all your precious time for some perishable materialistic goals. A small humble home with bare necessities and lots of garden space and a breathtaking view of the Sabarmati river…this is all that the place has.. Of course the beautiful display building designed by renowned Architect Charles Correa is worth a mention..

He has designed the whole building with so much care and Gandhiji’s ideas and thoughts are the highlights. The building only emphasizes gandhiji’s principles. It’s a beautiful work of art. One feature which impressed me the most and which will always be in my everlasting memory is a white wall with Gandhiji’s dictum on it.. It said: “My life is my Message”….I just sat in front of that wall and kept staring into it aimlessly.. that was the power of simplicity. One has to see it to experience it. This place also has lovely rare photographs of Gandhi, which instantly bring a smile onto your face.. Especially photos where, Gandhiji is looking thru a microscope etc.

All I can say is, there is “beauty in simplicity”..one should have an eye for it..
meaning of life lies not in the grand moments of happiness we are pursuing, but in those millions of tiny moments of pleasure which we often comfortably choose to ignore or postpone.

I just heard Joyce Meyer on TV the other day and was laughing and agreeing at the same time to what she said. She said” Life is so simple that sometimes smart people fail to get it.” Isn’t this true!!!

Happy living..

Is that possible without FDI?

There are so many country china, Malaysia Thailand Philippines so on these countries emerging economy that have allowed FDI. They also come out of large scale unemployment those FDI ultimately will benefit for people.

Today we have seen the kinds of revolution in telecom. Is that possible without FDI?  Today everybody carries mobile phone. Tv channels we watch, vehicles we drive, appliances we use, and we are using most of international brand  all are the result of FDI. Think about before two decade ago people wait years for landline phone one government run TV channel.

Our some of politisions Mamata Banerjee, mulayam singh is hoping poor will not benefit much from this FDI. How this will destroy Kirana shops these people think that Wal-Mart, with its 51% highly-regulated equity in a Indian venture, will be able to do what Reliance Fresh and Big Bazaar could not. Even if we look in terms of tax benefit. we see many big kirana shop owners who earns lakes per month but does not pay tax. If its organized retail, they will pay taxes on the profit. Now the biggest role has be to played by the government. If they promote small scale industries in small cities and town, then we will not need to import things from China or other low cost market. By this we will be adding jobs.

Wal-Mart will not going to kill our domestic firms because .we need to compete with Wal-Mart. to be the best in the world. What has happened since government has allowed private players. They are competing and getting efficient. Sometime back government allowed FDI in telecom. Did it kill the existing players (Airtel is still running healthy after Vodaphone took over Hutch), and my experience says BSNL is much more efficient today.

Companies like Walmart/Tesco will bring experience which we have been lacking. The Indian retailers are only focused in the downstream processes (Customer facing) not the upstream processes (Like direct procurement from farmers, supply chain etc). They are not building backend infrastructure which supports the front end operations. The big players will surely do that is what we believe. Also govt has put up some constraints so as it does not became a mechanism to make a quick buck and only long term players come in with an intention of building long term operations. Also there are constraints put which would enable the local producers to gain from all this procurement.

we  are ready for competing the global retail giant. we get quality products. At least now, if we go to large retail chain shops like Spencers, More, Big Bazaar, the items packed and supplied from there are far better in quality than the items being sold in small shops.

We have multi-brand retail in India. It is actually helping the small shop owner. The small shop owner buys in bulk, what the wholesaler does not supply, or cannot supply to him, and sells it in his shop. It seems, this is what the govt. wants to make visible to itself, because the small shop owner will have to perhaps show, that he will resell the merchandise he buys, from such establishments. The small shop owner is not buying in wholesale amounts, it seems, but the amount he needs. Perhaps, he will pay less, if he buy’s at wholesale rates from these establishments, at wholesale bulk.

Here is Example of Gujarat growth. Gujarat chief minister who has been boating of economic success in the state because of his open policies attracting foreign investment like foreign auto manufactures.

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