11.04.2011

Friday, November 04, 2011 No comments

Pak says India played big role in its bid for UNSC seat

Saturday, October 29, 2011 1 comment

KARACHI: India played a big role in supporting Pakistan's successful bid to become a non-permanent member of the powerful UN Security Council, Islamabad's envoy to the world body Abdullah Hussain Haroon said here today.

Many of the countries that Pakistan had considered as friends were no longer its friends, but India "supported us in becoming a non-permanent member of the 15-member Security Council," Haroon told reporters at the Karachi airport.

Pakistan, which was challenged by Kyrgyzstan, was backed by 129 of the 193 member states in the UN General Assembly. Kyrgyzstan polled 55 votes.

Pakistan will replace Lebanon, which currently occupies the Asian seat, on January 1, 2012, for a two-year term.

Haroon said that Pakistan had worked very hard in the past six months to win votes for the prestigious seat.

"I think we should not be discouraged by the reaction by some of the nations in the UN because I can say the world wants Pakistan to play its positive role in the global scenario," he said.

Pakistan has been on the Council six times earlier -- 1952-53, 1968-69, 1976-77, 1983-84, 1993-94 and 2003-04. It's new term would overlap with India -- which began its two-year tenure on January 1 this year -- for the fourth time.

Pakistan and India had earlier shared terms on the Security Council in 1968, 1977 and 1984.

Haroon said Pakistan was committed to multilateralism and promoting principles and purposes enshrined in the UN Charter.

To a question on US drone attacks in Pakistan's tribal areas, he said he could only take up the issue if the government authorised him to do so. "But we should not be scared of these attacks." he added

Woman raped in moving train, accused held near Thrissur

Thursday, October 27, 2011 No comments

Thrissur, Thursday 3 January 2011: The police on Thursday arrested a person suspected to have raped a woman after pushing her out of the moving train.

The held has been identified as Charley, native of Coimbatore and a handicapped person. He was arrested last night from the Wadakkancherry railway station.

Details regarding the accused were collected from the train passengers and people residing on the nearby places. The accused was held after search operations conducted by three police teams and he is being questioned at a secret place.

Earlier report

A 23-year-old woman is battling for her life after she jumped from a running train to escape molestation bid by a man who entered the womanâ€™s compartment of the Ernakulam-Shornur passenger train, police said.

The woman was found lying unconscious on the rail tracks with serious head injuries in between Vallathol Nagar and Shornur Railway station at 2130 hours on Tuesday night, police said. Police said a man entered the near empty compartment and tried to molest her.

The girl, sowmya, cried out for help, but none helped her following which she is suspected to have jumped from the train. Police is also verifying if she jumped or was pushed out from the running train by the man, who got into the compartment at the Vallathol Nagar station when it halted there.

Sowmya was employed at Kochi in a private firm and was on her way to home at Manjakad near Shornur. Her brother said his sister cried out for help, but no one came to help her. Sowmya was coming home in connection with a marriage proposal, he said.

Police said that she was still unconscious and in the ICU of the Government Medical College Hospital at nearby Mulamkunnathukavu.

When contacted, the Vallathol Nagar Railway Station sources said the woman was found lying in a pool of blood with multiple injuries in an unconscious state from 400 meters away from the station late last night. She was immediately rushed to the Government medical college hospital at Mulangunnathukavu, the sources added.

Girl raped in moving car for six hours

Saturday, October 22, 2011 No comments

New Delhi, Jul 5: A horrifying incident of rape took place in a moving car when three young men allegedly assaulted a 16-year-old girl for about six hours in north Delhi, after abducting her from a crowded place, recently.

"The girl alleged that she was raped when returning home on the evening of June 27. We have registered a case under IPC sections 363 (kidnapping), 376 (rape) and 323 (voluntarily causing hurt). We have arrested one of the accused, a resident of Punjabi Basti at Sabzi Mandi. So far, we have not found any MMS clip in the mobile phone of the detained person but we will question all the three accused. The police was approached last Sunday night after which we immediately launched a probe," said DCP (North) I B Rani. Sources at the police headquarters said a medical test showed "signs" of rape but could not prove it "conclusively".

The victim was burnt with cigarette every time she tried to seek help and was even filmed while the crime was being committed. She was finally dumped near Peeragarhi late at night, threatening to release an MMS if she reported the matter to the police.

According to the police, the victim, a resident of Malkaganj area was returning from the Kamla Market area after tution and had reached the Ghanta Ghar area near Sabzi Mandi, usually a very crowded place, when the incident took place. The girl was abducted around 5pm and it was not until 11pm that she was thrown out of the car.

Beed: Minor girl burnt alive for resisting rape

Saturday, October 22, 2011 No comments

Beed, Jul 8: A horrifying incident where a 16-year-old minor girl was burnt alive for resisting rape on Wednesday, Jul 6 shocked the entire society. This incident took place in Maharashtra's Beed district.

The deceased's father claimed that his daughter was alone at home when their neighbour Jeevan Kale tried to rape her. But when she resisted, he poured kerosene on the girl and set her on fire.

"He barged into our house and tried to force himself on my daughter. When she tried to defend herself, he beat her up and set her on fire," said Sunil Jadhao, victim's father.

Though the girl was rushed to the hospital, she died to burn injuries and was cremated Thursday, Jul 7. Kale is now absconding. Police have registered a case of murder against him under Section 302 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC).

Jeevan Kale, the accused, is a second year student doing D-Ed course at the Maharudra Mote College at Girvali in Osmanabad district.

problems of an Indian woman

Wednesday, October 12, 2011 1 comment

It's been over sixty years since our country gained independence, but Indian women are still not allowed to move independently. Though woman is worshipped here as Goddess here, people can't just restrain from committing atrocities against them. Women here experience many hardships at various places right from home to working places.

I have heard some time ago that in developed countries like America, the couples do household works together, but it is not the case in India. Here, women have to do the household works alone while the husbands sit in front of the TV or read the newspaper slouching in a couch. After about eight to twelve hours of work, a typical working woman in India has to return home and make food for the rest of the family. There are , of course, husbands who help wives, but majority of husbands fall into the other category.

Another problem that many of the women in rural areas of India face is that they can't move about freely at nights. I am a small village girl who visits Mumbai at times. Things in metropolitian cities are really different and I have thought a thousand times like how good it could have been had I been living in a city like Mumbai. In my village, women can't go out after six in the evening without the fear of being chased eve teasers.

Dowry system in India is actually illegal according to the laws. But the laws imposed have not removed the curse of the system completely. A girls's family is forced to give some amount of money or gold while she gets married. Whatever may be the lumpsome amount given, the in-laws are never satisfied and once the girl enters their house, they torture both the girl and her family, insisting to give them more dowry. Although all the cited problems occur frequently, very few are reported.

The biggest of all crimes against married woman is wife-beating. It is regarded the biggest crime next to rape. Several incdents have been reported in which wives were burnt alive or killed by some other means by their in-laws and husbands. But, as said earlier, the reported cases form only a miniscule of the actual number. I am not saying that there are no one here to take action against these crimes, but I would like to point out that the jurisdiction seems to be too slow in taking actions. There are programs creating awareness amoong people about crimes against women, but you cannot change someone unless he wish to do so. Changes should be done starting from the individual level. The biggest curse of our society is that it is dominated by a pack of male chauvenists, who can't just accept that women are also human beings. Unless these people try to change their minds, this society cannot prosper.

A true incident ( names undisclosed to protect privacy)

I would like to apologise if my words hurt anyone's feelings, but I am frustrated by an incident that occurred in my family. One of my relatives got married to a guy studying in college. Theirs was a love marriage.

After marriage, the guy started to show his real character. He began beating his wife for silly reasons ( for eg. he would beat her if she was in kitchen and din't hear him if he called her). She was working in a BPO company but had to resign because she could't afford to do all the household works and work at the company at the same time.

When she became pregnant, she went to her parents ( according to tradition) and told her miseries to them. Then, this guy tried to find out the sex of the baby. But since it was a good doctor, he din't allow him to know. In the meantime, the parents asked him why he was beating his wife and the man exploded and went out of the house, vowing that he will never enter the place again.

They now live separately and could break up at any moment. But conditions are just too complex. Now, she lives with her parents and her baby at their house. The worst part of it is that the guy doesn't even give them money to live. Their case is still being heard at the local family court.

Do you think it was not wise of her to complain about her husband's conduct to her parents? No? But the In-laws believe it is. Do you think it was her fault that they got a baby girl? No? But the in-laws believe it is. Do you think it was her fault to be not able to manage chores at home and job at an outsourcing company? No? I'm surprised. How could you think like that when the in-laws think the other way around? Huh!

I guess above incident has helped you to realise how serious the problem is. If at all a girl is just fed up with and hate this mediocre society, can you blame her? I am puzzled at how to react at these incidents. You are encourages to post your valuable comments.on how to tackle this problem

Minor girl sexually exploited by 100 in Kerala

Monday, October 10, 2011 No comments

Kochi: Police teams have been sent to Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and various parts of Kerala to nab at least 70 persons for alleged sexual exploitation of a 14-year old girl in connivance with her father.
The action came after the girl revealed to police about her sexual exploitation, including by her own father, police said.
The child is being treated for venereal diseases at a government hospital here, according to police who believe that 100 odd persons might be involved in the case, 29 of whom had been arrested in recent days.
The girl told police that her father, who used to do odd roles in Malayalam films, first exploited her and then let many others in the industry and outside to do the same.
Hailing from Paravoor in Ernakulam District, the girl had revealed to a close relative about her plight following which a police complaint was filed some three months ago.
Police said 71 accused are absconding and five squads have been formed to trace them.
The victim had named some persons and a few more have to be identified, Crime Branch SP S Surendran told PTI today.
'We are collecting the details of the accused. There is no information about involvement of politicians,' he said.
Police had arrested a Tamil Nadu PWD contractor two days ago. His car which was used to transport the girl to his farm house had been seized.

Copywriter Information Center

Sunday, October 09, 2011 No comments

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How to Find Advertisers for Your Website: The Ultimate Guide

Sunday, October 09, 2011 No comments

Direct advertising sales is arguably the best method to monetize a website. Finding advertisers for your site and actually closing the deals, however, is not as straight forward. Over the past 6 months I had more than 10 high profile companies sponsoring Daily Blog Tips, and through out this article I will share what I have learned along the way.

The Pros

More money: The first advantage of selling your own ads is the fact that you will cut the middlemen out, increasing your revenue potential. Suppose you sell text link ads on your sidebar through a certain company, and the text links sell for $50 monthly. Since you are using the company network to sell the ads, they will eat 50% of the price, and you will end up earning only $25 monthly for each text link. If someone is willing to pay $50 for a text link on your site, though, it means that they are getting $50 of value out of it. Why, then, should you share that with someone else?
Independence: Sure, large advertising networks have access to a wider pool of advertisers, and they have more credibility to close the deals. But if you have all the requirements in place (see the section below) and spend some time looking at the right places, I am sure that you will be able to sell your own ads just as efficiently as the larger networks.
Flexibility: The third advantage of selling direct advertising is that you will have much more control over where and how the ads will be displayed (i.e., you can avoid intrusive advertising). Google Adsense is nice, but unless you blend it with the content – annoying some of the readers – you will get terribly low click-through rates.
Credibility: Finally, having sponsors and direct advertisers on your blog might help your credibility. Even small and poorly crafted blogs can stick some Adsense units here and there. Having established companies that are willing to partnership with your site, on other hand, can signal that your content has quality and that the site is somewhat professional.

The Cons

Time consuming: While selling your own ads has many advantages, it is no panacea. The first drawback of this monetization option is the time that it will consume. This time will be spent optimizing your website for the ads, finding potential advertisers, negotiating with them, and handling the administrative matters (e.g., making payments, tracking statistics, delivering reports and so on).
Many requirements: Selling direct adverting is not as easy as making money from Google Adsense. As you can see from the section below, you will need to have a popular blog, a professional looking design, special software and the like.
Unstable: Unless you close deals for very long periods, which is unlikely, you will find your self looking for new advertisers or optimizing your website to attract new ones every other month. The opposite is true for most advertising networks, where you just need to plug some code and they will do the rest of the work. (If your site or blog is just a hobby, therefore, direct advertising might not be the best option)

What You Need to Have in Place

A popular website: Before landing direct advertising deals you will need to have a good amount of traffic on your site. There is no “magical” number here, but a good rule of thumb would be 1000 daily unique visitors. If you are below that mark you should focus on building traffic instead of looking for advertisers. Other factors like Google Pagerank, RSS subscribers and Alexa rank might also help. (Notice that small websites might also be able to sell direct advertising, but usually the time spent on that will not justify the results)
A clear focus: You might have the most popular site on the Internet (well, not as extreme as that, but you get the point), but unless your site also has a very clear niche and a defined audience, advertisers will not find it very attractive. This means that you should avoid rambling about 100 different topics on the website. Advertisers want to deliver a message to specific people, and the more specific the better.
A professional looking design: If you are planning to monetize your website through sponsors, you probably should invest some money into a professional looking design. Advertisers will be associating their product or service with your website, and not too many of them would be willing to get mixed with an ugly, MySpace looking site.
Give visibility to the sponsors: This point is connected to the previous one. Not all templates and themes will be suitable for selling direct advertising. Preferably you want to have an idea of what kind of advertising you will sell (e.g., 468×60 banners, 125×125 banners, text links) and design your website according to those objectives. Advertisers want visibility, so reserve a good spot for them.
Adserver software: In order to serve your ads, rotate banners and track statistics you will need to install an Adserver. If you are looking for a simple solution you should try WP-Ads. This WordPress plugin will serve ads for specific ad zones that you create. The only drawback is that it does not count clicks (only impressions). If you need a more sophisticated solution check OpenAds. You will need to spend some time learning how to use it, but it offers virtually all the features you will ever need.
“Advertise Here” page: It is very important to have an “Advertise Here” page. On this page you want to give some details about the website, like audience, traffic and any other factor that might be of the interest of potential advertisers. Secondly, make sure that you have some link to that page on the navigation bar and if possible close to the zone where the ads will be displayed. You can see a perfect example of such layout onCopyblogger.com.
Standard letter to approach advertisers: While some advertisers will contact you after reading your “Advertise Here” page, the rest of them will need to be directly approached by you. In that case, it is a good idea to create a standard letter to contact the advertisers. There is no “one size fits all” solution here, but you can follow some general guidelines:
1. Introduce yourself and quickly explain what the email is about
2. Explain why you decided to contact them and what they have to gain
3. Give details about your site (traffic, subscribers, topic, audience)
4. Give details about the advertising options (location on the site, max number of advertisers, monthly price)
That is it, after that information the advertisers should be able to decide if they are interested or not. If they reply, then you will fix the details. Bear in mind that all the info I mentioned should be contained in 2 or 3 paragraphs. If you send an essay to potential advertisers they will just skip it altogether.
Accepting payments: You might have everything in place, but if you are not able to cash payments – or more importantly, if advertisers are not able to pay easily – you will end up losing deals. PayPal is the best option here. Notice, however, that a personal account will not suffice. You will need at least a premier account to be able to accept credit cards.

Where to Find the Advertisers

Once you have your direct advertising program established, you will start to receive inquiries from people. On the beginning, however, you will need to hunt advertisers down. Do not get discouraged if get turned down initially, provided you have all the aforementioned requirements, sooner or later you will find someone willing to take a shot on your site.

People linking to your site or articles: If a company is willing to link to your articles or to add your website under its “Links” or “Resources” section, it is also probably willing to discuss about advertising on your site. Keep track of those incoming links.
People leaving comments/e-mails: The same principle applies to people leaving comments on your blog or sending you e-mails. If among them you see an employee or the owner of a company that could be interested on your website, bingo! Contact him or her and get the conversation going.
AdWords advertisers: Through out your search for advertisers you will notice that most of the established companies are not aware of the benefits of online advertising. If a certain company is already spending money on Google AdWords, however, it is very likely that it would also be open to other forms of online advertising. Think about some keywords that are related to your topic and Google them. Check the sponsored links that will appear and contact them. (You can also check the advertisers that appear on the Adsense units of related websites)
Other advertising networks: While Google AdWords is by far the largest advertising network on the Internet, there are many others that could be useful. Check the companies that are spending money on AdBrite, Text-Link-Ads, BlogAds, SponsoredReviews and so on.
Banner advertisers on similar sites: Check out popular websites on your niche and see what companies are advertising there. Provided you offer them an interesting deal (i.e., a reasonable price for your size), I am pretty sure they will be interested.
Create a “Potential Sponsors” bookmark folder: This technique produced outstanding results for me. I have a bookmark folder on my browser called “Potential Sponsors.” Every time I come across a company or website that could be interested in sponsoring my website, I bookmark it. Currently I have over 100 bookmarked sites on that folder, and I have not approached half of them yet.

How Much to Charge

You need to provide value: It is all about value. A potential sponsor or advertiser will want to see some returns for the money he will be spending on your site, and this can be seen as visibility (impressions) and leads (clicks and possible sales). Make sure, therefore, that your advertising deals will deliver.
The numbers: Remember that there are some pretty cheap advertising options out there (e.g., Google AdWords), and you will need to be competitive. Provided you reserved a good spot for the sponsors (sidebar or header, preferably) you could start charging a $0,5 CPM (cost per 1000 impressions). If your blog is generating 100,000 monthly page views, therefore, a banner spot on your sidebar should cost around $50. Start low and build your way upwards. Popular blogs (e.g., TechCrunch) have a higher CPM, sometimes as high as $10, but you will need a huge credibility to arrive there.
Cross-check: You can easily check if you are charging a suitable rate by using Adsense units on the places where you will sell direct advertising. Analyze how much you would gain with Adsense, and adjust your rates accordingly. Secondly, you can also check similar sites that are already selling direct ads.
Be flexible regarding the terms: Flexibility is key. First of all make advertising agreements on a month-to-month basis. People don’t like to commit to something they are not completely sure about. If someone proposes you a longer deal, offer a discount in exchange.
Offer test periods: Unless you have a very popular website, you will find potential advertisers reluctant to spend real money. If you are confident that the deal will create value for both parties, however, you can use that on your favor. Offer a free test period whenever needed. Some of the times the advertiser will turn you down after it, but other times they will confirm the deal. Either way you have nothing to lose.

How to set up a Facebook fan page that works

Sunday, October 09, 2011 No comments

How to set up a Facebook fan page that works

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I’ve been talking to several people recently about setting up a Facebook fan page, how to get more fans, and how to use Facebook effectively.

Full disclosure: Yes, I have a Facebook page, but it’s private. I use Twitter andLinkedIn for business, but I haven’t set up a page for my copywriting business.

However, I DO run a Facebook page for the same nonprofit that I mentioned in a recent post on email marketing. It’s performing well, averaging 50 new fans a day.

The first thing people ask me is what type of account is best? A group or a fan page? For me, that’s simple. A fan page. Why? A post on Mashable about thedifference between Facebook pages and groups lays out the differences nicely. Here’s a summary:

Groups are great for organizing on a personal level and for smaller scale interaction around a cause. Pages are better for brands, businesses, bands, movies, or celebrities who want to interact with their fans or customers without having them connected to a personal account, and have a need to exceed Facebook’s 5,000 friend cap.

A fan page lets you grow as big as you want, send updates to an unlimited number of people, and keep the focus on the organization without revealing the administrator (unless you want to).

Okay, so once you’ve set up your account as a fan page, then what? Here are some tips:

Upload a logo or photo with a web address at the bottom. It won’t be clickable, but fans can see where to go if they want to visit your website.

Fill out your info page completely. Here you can have a clickable web address, company overview, mission, and products. You can give only what Facebook asks for or get creative and provide other information as well.

For example, in your company overview, you can list links to pages on your website, your newsletter signup form, other social media, or whatever you want.

Use FBML to create a landing page. FBML is Facebook’s version of HTML, which you can use with an application called Static FBML. This lets you render basic HTML in a box or tab on your page. You won’t find it in your default applications, but you can find it with a search in the application directory.

The idea is that instead of sending people to your wall, as most people do, you send them to a landing page with whatever message you want to provide. For example, you can give a short description of your organization and tell people to click the “become a fan” button.

This is one of those “duh” things you may not think about at first, but which can dramatically increase your Facebook growth. A landing page is just good direct marketing.

Use your tabs wisely. If you think of a Facebook page as a secondary website for your business, you’ll realize that the tabs at the top of the page are like site navigation. You can have a tab for your newsletter, a tab for donations, a tab for products, etc. How? With that nifty FBML application.

Don’t forget the sidebar. Anything you can put in your tabs, you can also put in your sidebar. A newsletter signup form fits here nicely. So does a poll (another application you can add), affiliate banner, or set of links.

Post often. The same rules apply to Facebook as any other social media. It’s all about content and interaction. Posting something every few weeks won’t cut it. Post every day or even several times a day to make sure you’re showing up in the news feeds of your fans. This can be links to your blog, product announcements, questions, news items, or anything your fans would be interested in.

Every time someone becomes a fan, comments, clicks the “like” link, or shares your post, it shows up in that fan’s news feed for all their friends to see. So “viral” is built in.

Link to your page from everywhere. If you want fans, you have to let people know you’re on Facebook. Put an icon or link in your newsletter, on your website or blog, in your email footer, everywhere.

Email and blog it. Don’t be shy. Do an email blast driving subscribers to your fan page. Post a blog about what’s happening on your fan page with an invitation to become a fan.

Send updates to your fans. This feature is a little like email. Don’t abuse it, because Facebook fans aren’t expecting (and don’t want) an avalanche of messages from you. But used wisely, this handy feature lets you update fans about your products, sales, and events.

Subscribe to similar fan pages and groups. You can buy ads on Facebook, but the consensus is that response is poor. A cheap way to reach beyond your fans and attract new fans is to subscribe to similar pages and groups and post short messages inviting people to visit your page. Don’t do it too often. And don’t be spammy.

There’s more you can do with Facebook, but this is plenty to get you started.

Is it worth it? Absolutely. I’ve found that Facebook can drive significant traffic to your website as your fan base grows. And it gives you a totally independent way to interact with potential customers or supporters.

Sunday, October 09, 2011 No comments

Premier Management Colleges in India

Saturday, October 08, 2011 No comments

Premier Management Colleges in India

1. Indian Institute of Management Calcutta	Courses:
Indian Institute of Management Calcutta We are located on Main DH Road, Joka, Kolkata.	Post Graduate Diploma in Management, Computer Aided Management

2. IIT KANPUR	Courses:
The MBA program is offered by the world-famous Industrial & Management(IME) department of IIT Kanpur. Selection of Indian students is through a rigorous All-India entrance test followed by GD &PI. This program is open only to engineering/ tech/ architecture graduates with min 60% marks. For foreign students, selection is on GMAT scores and prior background.	Full-Time 2 yr MBA program and a part-time 3-yr MBA program for working professionals

3. Great Lakes Institute of Management	Courses:
Located at Srinagar Colony, Off Raj Bhavan Road, 24, South Mada Street, Chennai - 600015, India, we are affiliated with Stuart School of Business, Illinios Institute of Technology Chicago, USA.	Post Graduate Program in Management
	Special Offers:
	One year accelerated learning program

4. Indian Institute of Social Welfare & Business...	Courses:
Located at Calcutta, India beside Calcutta Univeristy, Presidency College & Hindu Hostel we were the first B-School of India established in 1953. Admissions to all courses are through national exams, GMAT & GRE for foreign students.	Masters in Human Resource Management, Masters in Business Administration, Public Systems Management, Bio-Informatics, Sports Management etc.

5. Shailesh J Mehta School of Management ,IIT Bombay	Courses:
IIT Bombay (Mumbai), founded in 1958, has established itself as a premier world class teaching and research institution in technology and interdisciplinary programmes. Shailesh J Mehta School of Management leads the way in preparing its Graduates to respond to the new challenges by drawing on the varied intellectual resources of IIT Bombay and providing an outstanding and innovative program in management education.	MMgt. Full time Master of Management programme (a unique feature of the program is that apart from the regular courses on Finance, Accounting, Operations and HR, SJM SOM prepares for technology management with core courses like Technology Policy, R&D Management and Managing technology transfer. Executive Education (MDP - Management Development Programmes).

6. Punjab College of Technical Education	Courses:
The institute is located at industrial hub of India, Ludhiana. The institute started functioning in Aug 1999. Presently it is running MBA, MCA, BBA and BCA, Ph.D. programs. PCTE has been rated best institute of Punjab, Himachal and J&K by AIMA and Business India survey.	MBA Master of Business Administration, BBA Bachelor of Business Administration, MCA Master of Computer Applications, BCA and Ph.D. programs

7. School of Management - Department of Management...	Courses:
School of Management- Department Of Management Studies, Pondicherry University, Kalapet, Pondicherry 605014. The Pondicherry University was established in October 1985 by the Government of India through an Act of Parliament. Being a Central University it is fully supported by the University Grants Commission. SOM- DMS is located in Pondicherry University Campus facing the Bay Of Bengal, on a 750 acres campus.	MBA, Specialisation offered; Systems, Marketing, Human Resources, Operations, Finance. Ph.D in Management -Full-time or Part-time (Internal & External). MBA in Tourism, MBA in Banking Technology

8. M P Birla Institute of Management	Courses:
M P Birla Institute of Management (MPBIM), Associate Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan is a premier management institution located in Bangalore. The 2-year full time MBA programme of MPBIM is affiliated to the Bangalore University and approved by the All India Council for Technical Eduation (AICTE) and has been designed to develop managers for the future. This Programme provides the student executives a platform to imbibe procedural, theoretical and applied aspects of management.	The MPBIM MBA Program, Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) certification courses 1 through 4, Cisco “I-Executive” program

9. FORE School of Management	Courses:
Foundation for Organizational Research and Education (FORE) is a center of excellence in Management Education, Research, Training and Consultancy in the Qutab Institutional Area, New Delhi, India. FORE concerns itself with overall development of managers of the new millennium. Hence, the faculty and students are encouraged to take active participation in all events both academic and otherwise. Strong emphasis is laid on external exposure, students are encouraged to take up on-line research projects in conjunction with their specialization, over and above the curriculum.	PGDBM ( FT ) -2 years, PGDBM (PT) -3 years, MCA -3 years, M.SC (IBM) - 1 year, MBA -2 years PT in affiliation with The Nottingham Trent University, UK
10. Indian School of Business	Courses:
Business Management School in India, Research-oriented Institution in Hyderabad offering Indian Business schools, Post Graduate Programme in Management, Executive Education Programs India, Asia b-schools, short-duration management courses, Customized executive programmes, MBA Degrees Hyderabad, Doctoral programs in Business Management, Research based Business Management Institution, Business Management Institute.	Post Graduate, Executive and Doctoral programs, short-duration management courses, Customized executive programmes for students and executives.

11. Smt. J.D. Birla Institute	Courses:
Smt. J.D. Birla Institute Department of Business Administration in Kolkata is affiliated to Jadavpur University. J D Birla Institute has gained a reputation as a premier Institute in Eastern India, and is continuously striving to build its reputation, good will and image on a national level. Keeping in tune with the upcoming trends, it aims to establish itself as one of the best Business Schools of Eastern India, the Institute has introduced its latest Bachelor of Business Administration Honours Course, affiliate to the Jadavpur University, recognized by the UGC. Jadavpur University is recognized as a university with a potential for excellence and is awarded a grade of Five Stars. It is a co-educational BBA Honours Course unlike the other courses of the institute, and so allows the students to be trained in a healthy, competitive environment that stimulates a real world situation. On completion of the three years course, covering six semesters the students will be awarded a BBA Honours Degree by the Jadavpur University, which would be recognized throughout India and abroad.	BBA with specialisation in Marketing and Finance.
12. Aegis School of Business	Courses:
Aegis School of Business in Navi Mumbai is headed by Thor Hendrickson, who is a BS from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), USA and an MBA from London Business School (LBS), UK. Holder of multiple design and engineering patents, he is a leading consultant in New Product Development. Dean Hendrickson's team developed the Aegis School of Business Mumbai MBA with the help of Indian managers and human resource directors of top firms such as Oracle, Accenture, Boston Consulting Group (BCG), and Bharti. The result is a one year Full-Time MBA Programme designed to accelerate the careers of young, motivated professionals impatient to achieve success.	One year Full-Time MBA Programme, the most international MBA programme in India.
13. Institute of Business Studies & Research	Courses:
Institute of Business Studies & Research (IBSAR) is a multi disciplinary business school in Navi Mumbai focusing on actionable business programs. We ensure that our education is at all times relevant to business. We deliver well trained business leaders and managers who are able to influence across organizational boundaries. We are fully committed to high quality research. We continuously invest in research activities and recruitment of academic leaders in fields such as strategy, OB, Finance, Marketing, Retail, Operations, General Management and IT.	Master of International Business (MIB), Master of Business Administration (MBA), Master of Computer Applications (MCA) and BBA/B.Tech full time programs.
14. Symbiosis Institute of Management Studies	Courses:
Located at the range hills in Kirki, Pune, Maharashtra, SIMS has the finest infrastructure among all the Pune based colleges. Fully residential campus with extra curricular avenues likes playing fields, olympic sized swimming pool & gymnasiums, the college prides itself on giving a wholesome lifestyle to its students. The classrooms serve as launching pad for new ideas; conference rooms are witness to brainstorming sessions; the EDP room is the hub of activity during seminars and workshops; study groups discourse freely on the lawns.	Postgraduate Management programs in Marketing, Finance, Human Resources, Systems, Telecom, Operations, International Business, Management Development Programs, Corporate Seminars & Events
15. University of Burdwan	Courses:
The Department of Business Administration, at the University of Burdwan is located at the scenic and historical ambience of the Rose garden of the Burdwan Rajas in Rajbati, Bardhaman, West Bengal. The town is situated a little less than 100 km north-west of Kolkata and on the Grand Trunk Road (NH-2). The nearest airport is at Dumdum, Kolkata. Burdwan University is now in a position to offer courses on diverse disciplines. These include physical education, B.Ed., business, foreign languages, computer applications, population education, etc. There are also an Adult Continuing Education Center.	2 Year Master of Business Administration (MBA), Financial Management, Marketing, Operations Systems and Tourism Management.
16. Indo German Training Centre	Courses:
Indo German Training Centre in Mumbai, is an ISO 9001:2000 accredited institute. IGTC is an educational endeavour of the Indo-German Chamber of Commerce. It was established in 1991, and holds a unique place in India's prestigious B-schools as the only institute imparting "practice oriented" business administration course, based on the German dual system of higher education also called the cooperative education.	18 month full-time Post Graduate Diploma in Business Administration (PGDBA). The duration of the Post Graduation in Business Administration course is 18 months, divided into 4 phases. Each phase of 20 weeks duration is divided into 2 parts - Theoretical phase of 14 weeks at the Institute and practical training of 6 weeks in participating companies.
17. Indian Institute of Plantation Management	Courses:
The Indian Institute of Plantation Management in Bangalore (IIPM) is committed to the cause of strengthening competitive advantage of the agri-business and plantation sector by continuous improvement in management methods through management training, education and research. This Professional Management Course aims at providing management education to the entrants in the agri-business and plantation sector.	PGD-ABPM (post gratuation diploma in agri business and plantation management)
18. Institute of Productivity & Management	Courses:
IPM is located about 30 miles from New Delhi, the capital city of India. Established in 1977 as a non profit institution to promote management education,research,training and consultancy. The institute is located in the industrial hub and networked with most software,hardware and manufacturing companies,who use the institute manpower to fulfill their requirements. The Institute inculcates in its students a systematic way of looking at problems and finding solutions to such problems.Students are encouraged to try out new ideas and question the established norms of business management.Emphasis is laid on discipline and punctuality. The Institute invited applications from foreign students to bring the much needed cultural diversity in the class rooms.	Post Graduate Diploma in Business Management-2 years, Post Graduate Diploma in Entrepreneurship -1 year
19. ICFAI National College	Courses:
The ICFAI National College (INC), is committed to provide new career-oriented educational programs at the bachelor's and the master's degree levels. INC offers full-time campus-based programs in management, commerce and information technology. INC has set up 152 centers all over India. Thus, INC has a wide network covering many cities, towns and districts in India. The education methodology at INC includes lectures, discussions, cases, self study, field projects, simulations and other learning tools to ensure that the students master not only the basic tools and theories of the business, but can apply business know-how to real-life professional experiences.	BBA: Three Years, BCom: Three years (These programs are offered at Agartala, Dehradun, Gangtok, Hyderabad and Shimla INC Centers), Integrated MBA: Five years, (program is offered at Hyderabad, Vizag, Kakinada, Rajahmundry, Vijayawada, Guntur, Nellore and Tirupati INC Centers), MBA: Two years (offered at 145 INC Centers all over India), MCA: Two years (offered at 8 INC Centers).
20. International Management Institute (IMI)	Courses:
International Management Institute (IMI) in New Delhi was setup with the vision to provide excellence in management education. Registered in 1981 in collaboration with IMI, Geneva (now IMD, Lausanne), it is an autonomous, non-profit society. Since then, it has been nurtured and brought to its present level of growth successfully fulfilling its mission of imparting excellence in learning supported by a code of ethics - the ultimate tools of leadership. IMI is located in the luxurious green environment of South Delhi that provide an ambience conducive to learning.	Two Year full-time Post Graduate Programme in Mgt (PGP), Post Graduate Program in International Management (PGPIM), Post Graduate Programme (Part-time) in Mgt (PGPM), Post Graduate Programme in Human Resource Management (PGPHRM), Fellowship Program in Mgt (FPM), Postgraduate Diploma Program in Knowledge Mgt, Postgraduate Program in Change Leadership, Mgt Development Programmes (MDP)

21. Institute of Business Management	Courses:
Institute of Business Management, National Council of Education Bengal, in Kolkata-32, offers a 3 year MBA Part Time (Evening) Programme at Jadavpur University, Kolkata. Jadavpur University entrusted the NCE, Bengal to start and conduct a 3 year evening course in Business Management leading to the Degree of MBA of Jadavpur University, and in consequence of this, the IBM set up by the NCE, Bengal has started functioning in January, 1985. The Institute is managed by a Governing Body under the overall control of NCE, Bengal.	3 year MBA Part Time (Evening) Programme at Jadavpur University, Kolkata. 10+2+3 & scores in CAT ( Conducted by IIM's) / MAT(Conducted by AIMA) /JEMAT (Conducted by West Bengal Board of Examination for Admission to Engg., Medical & Tech. Degree Colleges) examinations.

22. Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies	Courses:
Located in the commercial hub of Mumbai, Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies is among the very best business schools, not only in India but in Asia as well. Asia Inc. has included JBIMS among the top 25 b-schools in Asia. The Institute was established by the University of Bombay in 1965 in collaboration with the Graduate School of Business, Stanford University with the objective of pioneering and furthering post - graduate management education in India. At JBIMS, students not only learn management in theory but also get a first hand experience of managing the organisation they study in. The committees and clubs are solely responsible for maintaining and strengthening ties with alumni, facilitating mutually beneficial relationships between the corporate world, the media and JBIMS.	Master of Management Studies in Marketing, Finance, Human Resources, Operations and Systems; Executive Masters in Management Studies; Ph.D. and Management Development Programs (MDP) for the Corporate.

23. SIES College of Management Studies	Courses:
The institute is located in the picturesque suburb of Mumbai called Nerul and was promoted by SIES in 1995 specifically to cater to the growing need of management education in India . It is the prime constituent of its academic complex at Nerul. Over a period of time, SIESCOMS has been catering to the needs of various segments of management education aspirants. Though a relatively new entrant in management education, SIESCOMS has been able to establish itself as one of the more progressive and innovative business school in the landscape of higher education in India . In all the major rating exercises conducted by the business magazines, SIESCOMS has always featured among top business schools in the country.	Courses include a Masters in Management Studies, Post Graduation Diploma in Business Administration, Executive MBA, Post Grad Diploma in Family Enterprise.

24. Globsyn Business School	Courses:
Located at the heart of the Infotech Complex in Salt Lake, Kolkata, Globsyn Business School is spread over a sprawling 2.5 acre campus. The institute is housed in a centrally air-conditioned glass building overlooking an artificially landscaped campus. The entire institute has a strong infotech backbone with 250 node LAN and high speed radio internet connectivity. The library is well stocked with latest management books, journals and periodicals. The in-house cafeteria "Serendipity" provides a setting for the students to chill out. The academic programmes at Globsyn Business School are industry oriented, real life simulation based and fundamentally rigorous thereby inculcating into the students a mindset of life long learning that is required in fast changing business environment of today.	Courses offered are Post Graduate Diploma In Management, Post Graduate Diploma in Software Engineering and Business Management, Post Graduate Diploma in Applied Economics and Information Management and Executive PGDM Program

25. Greenfields College of Catering & Hotel Management	Courses:
Greenfields College of Catering & Hotel Management is located on Srinagar colony road, Punjagutta, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India and affiliated to Osmania University, Hyderabad. Founded in 1997, it is one of the premium institutes in Hyderabad. The Hospitality Industry is the most sophisticated and fastest growing industry offering well paid jobs. It is one industry where skill and talent are respected and rewarded. It calls for and demands qualified, well-trained & skilled professionals and helps them to obtain immigration status and ultimately lucrative overseas jobs.	3 years degree in Hotel management & catering technology. (Minimum qualification: 10 +2 or Intermediate). 2 years Intermediate in Hotel operation. (Minimum qualification: 10th standard). One year diploma in hotel management

26. Alliance Business Academy	Courses:
Alliance Business Academy is an innovative institute in Bangalore, Karnataka, India committed to developing programs designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in the national and international workplace. ABA was founded in 1996 by a group of individuals comprising of scholars and renowned academics. The Institute currently offers various programs in Management and Information Technology. In a recent study conducted by: 1. BT-AC Nielsen ORG Marg, Alliance Business Academy was ranked 8th among "The Wannabe MBA's Top 10" List (BusinessToday, June 19, 2005). 2. Outlook Cfore, Alliance Business Academy was ranked 14th best B-School in the nation (Outlook , September 19, 2005).	ABS-UMF Master of Business Administration; Post Graduate Diploma in Management; Master of Business Administration (MBA); Master of Computer Applications (MCA); Bachelor of Business Management. Management Development Programs (MDP), Consultancy Services and customized training programs with distinctive features which meet the needs of the industry.

27. SCMHRD B-School India	Courses:
The Symbiosis Centre for Management and Human Resource Development in Pune (SCMHRD) is a name that inspires awe and respect in the field of management education. Ever since its establishment in 1993, the institution has pursued a unique path in moulding bright minds into capable managers and leaders. As one of India's premier residential B-schools it prides itself as being 'The Cradle of Intellect'.	Postgraduate Diploma in Management (PGDM), a 2-year programme offered over four 18-week semesters.

28. Aegis School of Telecommunication Management	Courses:
Aegis School of Telecommunication Management in Navi Mumbai, offers Masters Program in Telecommunication Management (MPTM). The objective is of to develop Telecom Leaders who understand the telecom sector not only from technological point of view but from management and regulatory perspective as well. These future leaders will be capable of performing the tasks across functional areas and/ or complex industry landscape.	MPTM - This program is designed along the lines of Oklahoma State University (OSU) Masters Program in Telecommunication Management (MSTM). International One year Full Time MBA in Mumbai.

29. Hospitality College	Courses:
Hospitality College in Kolkata offers engaging, specialized fields of study with a strong emphasis on “immersive” learning that is geared to your academic, personal, and professional success. A hospitality management career is high-energy and social. You'll meet interesting people and work in some of the most beautiful places on earth - anywhere there is a need for resort or hotel management- that means anywhere. Each year more than 40 million visitors from around the world come to India for hospitality that is beyond compare. Our students also come from around the world--to study with, and work beside, our internationally recognized faculty and tourism executives in facilities that are state-of-the-art. Hospitality College is setting new standards of excellence for the industry.	Bachelor in tourism management, Bachelor in hospitality management, Diploma in Tourism management, Diploma in Hospitality management, Certificate courses in bartending and carving

30. International School of Management Excellence	Courses:
International School of Management Excellence in Bangalore (ISME) has been founded under NVT Quality Education Trust by NVT Group. NVT Group along with KEMA Netherlands has operations in about 70 countries in the areas of certification and training. This school heralds the launch of management education with faculty and courses designed by graduates of CMU, MIT, Purdue, Wharton, USA; LBS, UK; INSEAD, France and other top business schools in the world. The director of the institute is a graduate of IIT Bombay and has an MBA from Carnegie Mellon University USA.	Post Graduate Programme in Management" (PGPM) - Fulltime with Dual Specialization: Marketing and Strategy; Executive Post Graduate Programme in Management" (EPGPM) - Weekend with Specialization in Software Enterprise Management / Technology Management or Quality Management

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