I don't trust most politicians for obvious reasons. When approaching a police official, I don't know if he is a rare honest and hardworking law enforcer or the more frequently found corrupt one. When going to a doctor, I don't know if the medicines he prescribed is what I need or they are prescribed because he gets cut money from the medicine companies. When seeking justice, I don't know if the lawyer only does lip service to his "noble profession". It's a long list, but there were still a few sectors / industries which I believed won't join the list.
But, when one of the top IT companies in India, whose shares determine the fate of the Indian Stock Market, with numerous awards including a recent award for corporate governance, with a blue eyed boy of Indian IT sector with several "Entrepreneur of the year" award as it's CEO, with one of the top ranking auditor firms auditing it's accounts, is involved in a humongous financial scam, I just don't know what's next in the list.
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Ya...u r right...can't say these days...but dont let these things break your new year resolution....cheers:)
Started a blog...too lazy to update it...some tips would be handy...
True, Comforting words these days just appear as false and hopeless promises to ourselves :(( !!
I have given up on following the news and it keeps me unrealistically positive and optimistic :)
As mentioned above, don't let this compromise your new year resolution.
Cheer's
tanu
Whats next... hmm... anybody's guess !!!
Meanwhile, have a look at this :
The World Bank said on Sunday it plans to publish the names of all companies it bars from receiving bank contracts, and named three Indian firms. "There are currently three companies that (have) been debarred along with their affiliates under the Bank group's corporate procurement program," the bank said in a statement. It said it had barred IT company Satyam Computer Services for eight years and Wipro Technologies for four years for "improper benefits to bank staff".
Read more:… http://ibnlive.in.com/news/world-bank-names-blacklisted-indian-it-firms/82527-7.html
@Sanjit
Not letting these things break my resolution, but it bothers me.
Write anything that you like... you have amazing knowledge of movies (specially B grade :P)... you may wish to write about that. What say? Promise me a few drinks, and I might even promote your blog here :P
@Tanu
Sad but true :(
@Om
Saw that... "next is what?" is the question.
I believe if quite a few bigwigs(not just IT) are really checked i am sure there will be lot of similar scams.. just that they probably do it in a better way..I know for sure big deals even with MNCs and big indian companies doesn't get through if you don't pay huge sums of money.. A friend who had passed out of IIM-B and a bunch of other who are in marketing keep talking about it.. they Quit marketing for the same reason
Few drinks!!....as many as you can have...thats a promise. I've actually started...cick on my name its there and wala...its on movies(A Grade stuff). I also need some tips from you on Singapore tourist attractions since u visited the place some time back....i am here for a month and bored already...
@Anu
Unfortunately :(
@Sanjit
I saw the blog... you can't call some of them A grade for sure. You are bored in Singapore? How can one get bored in Singapore? There are so many places to see, things to do, food to eat and stuff to buy!
Sad but true!
@Skeets
:(
true to the core.. but we just cant help it... it seems that the word "trust" will soon disappear from everyone's mind..
@Arpita
I hope not. What a misery life would be without trust!
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