Surprisingly the most effected are the developed countries.The list includes US, UK, Germany,Japan and Canada.

This sent a panic in rest of the world.The ripples of the rich nations or the developed nations were the shock waves for the developing world like India.

Though India has the capacity to withstand these ripples it got hurt in trying to defend the onslought of  media and started succumbing to it.

Now is the time for all Indian citizens to wake up from the slumber and start spending to ensure the wheels of ECONOMY are moving at a rapid pace to outbeat the ever threatening monster called RECESSION.

Lack of spending crumbles ECONOMY.

Better spending grows ECONOMY.

SO LADIES AND GENTLEMENT COME FORWARD AND FIGHT  RECESSION.

Solar Semiconductor Private Limited completed the unit with an investment of Rs 650 crore.  Three more units taken by by XL Telecom, KSK Energy, SemIndia-AT&T and Surana FAB — each with investment to the tune of Rs 1,000 crore — are in different stages of completion.

“We have already allotted 600 acres out of 1,000 acres to 23 companies and by the end of 2009 the investments will be worth more than Rs 1,000 crore,” said the Andhra Pradesh Industrial Infrastructure Corporation (APIIC) managing director, Mr B.P. Acharya.  After the initial experiment with SemIndia promoter, Mr Vinod Agarwal, turned out to be controversial, the Chief Minister handed over the project to APIIC which then allotted land to the semiconductor units.

The completed unit would manufacture 120 MW modular line and 60 MW photovoltaic cell.  “There is a huge demand for renewable energy sources like solar semiconductors,” said the vice-president of Solar Semiconductor Private Limited, Mr S.S.N. Prasad. “We are expecting a business turnover of Rs 2,500 crore by the year end.”

Mr Prasad said facilities worth Rs 250 crore, which includes built up space of 1.6 lakh sq ft, was created in just eight months. “The company has submitted plans to take up immediate expansion with Rs 400 crore,” he added.

The special secretary, Central department of Information Technology, recently visited the FAB city and expressed satisfaction over the progress.

Mr K. Vasudevarao, executive director, XL Telecom and Energy, said the global demand for solar semiconductors is increasing by 40 per cent every year. XL Telecom and Energy’s unit is expected to start in March this year. He claimed that the company had orders to the tune of$ 2 billion from Europe and the United States for the next three years.

I would put the blame squarely on the shoulders of the HOME MINISTRY.

No Indian should pardon the lethargy with which the home minister is taking up the responsibility.

I sincerely feel we should condemn not only the action of the so called terrorists but should vehemently oppose the actions of the governing officials  in preventing the attacks.

Prevention is always better than cure.

The mockery made by the few individuals should be taken as a lesson let us at least learn from this horrifying lesson.

It is going to spell doom for the whole nation in terms of confidence on the system.

A person losing confidence on the governance tends to become a revolutionary and that is bound to become a big hurdle for the growth or transformation of a young nation from the third world to one among the top nations of the world.

I feel now is the right time to tighten the security and it impose grievous punishments to the staff in charge of the security.

The Indian security system is definitely of world standard,but I am sorry to tell that the staff in charge are not to that standards.

The standards drop when the governing bodies lack the the will to safe guard the minor interests of the staff.If one has to get the best out of an individual the people managing them should give them the best in terms of MONEY POWER AND BACKUP.

This is precisely what is lacking the governing bodies resulting catastrophes like the one in MUMBAI.

I don’t want any big knee jerk reactions,but certainly would be very happy as an INDIAN CITIZEN if security system is overhauled and given the the right direction to ensure nobody can even think of attacking even a single person on the Indian soil.

My suggestions are as follows:

1) Introduce an Identity card for every individual.

2)Use the satellite system to the maximum for surveillance.

3)Give good remuneration for the people in charge of the guarding system.

4)Give maximum punishment not only to perpetrators of the crime but also to the people in charge at that particular moment.

5)Avoid blame games

6)Own up responsiblity.

I’ll be glad to receive your feed back to all my hurt feelings

Major players such as Intel, AMD, Analog Devices, NVIDIA, National Semiconductors, ASM, Fairchild and Flextronics have their offices in India. These offices are mostly located at Bangalore, the NCR, Pune and Hyderabad. However, none of these players have fabrication (fab) units in India. At present, most of the fab units in Asia Pacific are located either in China or Taiwan. India has two government-owned fab units. These are Semiconductor Laboratory (SCL) in NCR and Chandigarh, and Society for Integrated Circuit Technology and Applied Research (SITAR) in Bangalore.
According to the India Semiconductor Association (ISA), the Indian semiconductor industry is expected to generate employment for 18.5 lakh employees by 2010 and 35.8 lakh by 2015. The average space required per employee in a fab-manufacturing facility is in the range of 150 to 180 sq. ft. as against the 80 to 100 sq. ft. per employee in the IT industry. This is because the semiconductor industry requires more space to house large machines in manufacturing facilities.
Hence, the demand for industrial as well as office real estate space will be 277.5 million sq. ft. to 333 million sq. ft. by 2010 and 537 million sq. ft. to 644.4 million sq. ft. by 2015, says Abhishek Kiran Gupta – Head, Research, Jones Lang LaSalle Meghraj.

The average space required per employee in a fab-manufacturing facility is in the range of 150 to 180 sq. ft. as against the 80 to 100 sq. ft. per employee in the IT industry

Fab City is India’s first chip-manufacturing facility. It is envisaged as a world-class hub for advanced semiconductor and electronics manufacturing. The government of Andhra Pradesh is promoting this development through public–private partnership. The government has also allocated 1,050 acres of land at Thukkuguda in Maheshwaram Mandal and Ranga Reddy district on the outskirts of Hyderabad for the development of Fab City. Fab City has been notified as an SEZ.
Andhra Pradesh Industrial Infrastructure Corporation (APIIC) is the nodal co-ordination agency for the development of the Fab City project. Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) is the prime investor and principal technology partner of APIIC. AMD is a California-based supplier of integrated circuits for personal and networked computing and communications. Semindia, a US-based consortium of non-resident Indian entrepreneurs, technocrats and investors, is the key developer and investor for the project. Other investors include Base Oxygen Corporation (BOC), Embedded IT Solutions, Flextronics, Hindustan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (HSMC) and Nano-Tech Silicon India.

The state government allotted land to semiconductor manufacturers for the development of their facilities within Fab City. The state government has committed to install a pipeline with a capacity of 20 million gallons of water per day for multiple fab units and other manufacturing facilities within Fab City. A maximum of 200 MW of electric power with two different grid lines will also be made available. Global industrial gases company Base Oxygen Corporation (BOC) will provide electronic gases and chemicals for Fab City’s advanced manufacturing business units. It will also facilitate the gases infrastructure needed for other manufacturing units that are part of the development. The proposed facility will have the capacity to produce about 30,000 wafers a month. Each wafer will consist of 100 to 1,000 chips.

Fab City is India’s first chip-manufacturing facility, envisaged as a world-class hub for advanced semiconductor and electronics manufacturing

Semindia and Solar Semiconductor have begun their construction works. Solar TF Solar Power and XL Telecom and Energy Ltd are in the initial stages of development. Access roads within Fab City have been laid along with street lights. The road connectivity between Fab City and Hyderabad has also improved considerably this year with the development of Srisailam Highway and NH-7 (Bangalore Highway). Srisailam Highway and NH-7 are the major roads leading to Rajiv Gandhi International

People are always confused as to know what’s right investment.

I believe in a principle that any thing which does not need a recurring expenditure is a good investment.

So what is it then?????????

Gold  ??

No because you need to spend to make and remake and remake an ornament.

Share s     ? ? ?

No  Because their is lot of speculation attached to it.

The sensex can crash resulting in heavy losses

Fixed deposits  ??

No as the interest one earns is pit tens.

A house  ???

To stay its good. But to let it out it will not workout, as one needs to spend in a recurring manner for the maintenance.

O K Then shall I invest in  FLAT  ? ? ?

Stay as a tenant and not as an owner. One needs to spend every month on maintenance and spend again for up keeping. Which means one is paying rent for his own flat.

By taking bank loans the bank is the beneficiary,

So the best investment is BUYING A PLOT from a recognized and a reliable company.

Your selection of property should be such that the appreciation would be huge.

your property should have lifelong security with no extra cost,

Your property should be easily saleable.

Your property should have good connectivity.

So how do we earn   ?????????

It’s simple.

If you purchase in a property at lesser price but a huge potential for growth then you can see your asset value multiplying in front of your eyes with out any reccuring expenditure