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Latest  Monument in  Guinness World Record  "Akshardham at Delhi" On Sunday, once again, I had an opportunity to visit Akshardham, a  Hindu temple  complex in  Delhi ,  India . It is also referred to as Delhi Akshardham or Swaminarayan Akshardham, the complex displays millennia of traditional  Hindu  and  Indian culture , spirituality, and architecture. After 5 years of non-stop, round-the-clock construction, the massive and awesome   Akshardham Temple Monument to World Peace   was created.  The Akshardham Temple in New Delhi, India, constructed by the BAPS foundation -- the builders of the various Swaminaryan Temples across the world, is truely a modern day Wonder of the World. Delhi Akshardham  is one of the biggest and most intricate religious places of worship ever constructed. Combining several completely different and contrasting architectural styles of Hindu temple architecture of northern India -- Rajasthani, Orrisan, Gujarati, Mughal and Jain -- t

Impact of WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement on Your Businesses and Profits Recently concluded WTO Ministerial Meeting at Bali has taken one more step to make the world more open market place. In other words, policy makers are forced to make the system more open and time bound. Approvals and clearances will be time bound. Businesses will have to respond faster to  changing  market reality. Now, domestic Industry have to compete, with international products and services, at home.  WTO Agreement on Trade Facilitation: Trade facilitation boosts trade by reducing costs and delays for traders, through measures that provide predictability, simplicity and uniformity in customs and other border procedures. It makes it easier for businesses big and small to participate in trade around the world – and to support jobs through that trade. The WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement creates binding commitments across 159(+) WTO Members to expedite movement, release and clearance of goo

India-Japan Global Investment Summit' 2013 Focus Area  - Agro Economy AGRO ECONOMY at IJGPS 2013 Sowing the Seeds of the Rural Revolution Following the successful debut of the DELHI MUMBAI INDUSTRIAL CORRIDOR, the India Japan Global Partnership envisions another innovative initiative, the first ever Smart Knowledge & Agriculture Corridor ( SKAC ) : A second green revolution ushering in net new opportunities for employment generation, addressing food security & creation of national wealth . Japan is keen to invest in agro-economy of India. Large business delegation led by Hon. Minister for Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, Japan is coming to explore partnerships and investment opportunity. From India side, Chief Ministers of major states, Policy Makers from Central and State Governments and CMDs of large corporations have already confirmed their participation. We invite you to help co-create a unique Agro-Economy Revolution on  16

Diversity offers ready to explore Billion Dollar Opportunities for Innovation and Growth By  Vijay Sardana World famous Wines, Cheeses, Sauces and Scotches were regional products before they became global brands. There are many large number of products which were regional or local products before they started journey to became global products.  Indian regional diversity offers huge opportunity to explore many ideas from every region. In this article I will share region opportunities with global potential. I am sure you will identify one or two ideas which you may like to explore... What is diversity and its benefits to society... When most of the sectors are facing recession and growth opportunities are appearing limited. Hunt for right product-market mix is becoming a serious consideration in corporate board rooms. Very often large number of corporate try to hire many consulting companies to understand what people want to eat or buy from the market. M a

Court Orders : More emotions, Less Logic and Science This cartoon reflects what is happening in other countries and role of NGOs are question. I thought, let me understand what is happening in India.  Morning Newspaper says " Delhi High Court supports NGOs stand and rejects response of Government appointed committee" . This is strange that NGOs with no technical expertise on the subject  and not covered under RTI   is guiding the court proceedings. How courts are ensuring themselves that every thing is fair and honest in NGOs? Can Court give undertaking about the motive of NGOs and results given by NGOs are not manipulated, when they are forcing these NGOs on policy making bodies.  NGOs can be one opinion, but can't be the only view on the subject while taking decisons in court and in policy making body. But it appears courts are ignoring this basic facts when the ignore committees views. They can reconstitute the committee or can seek evidence behind judg