Comments on: Rural outsourcing and bad reporting by the New York Times http://elekhni.com/2009/11/rural-outsourcing-and-bad-reporting-by-the-new-york-times/ Sat, 19 May 2012 12:06:29 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Deepak http://elekhni.com/2009/11/rural-outsourcing-and-bad-reporting-by-the-new-york-times/comment-page-1/#comment-3470 Deepak Fri, 04 Dec 2009 16:59:24 +0000 http://elekhni.com/?p=1919#comment-3470 This should never come as a shocker. Is it covered in The New York Times that India's GDP prior to UK arrival of the subcontinent in 1857 was quarter of the world's share and a simple 3% in 1950? That Hope Diamond taken from Great Britian is sitting in USA today? I'm not quite sure what they did with the other largest diamond Kohinoor and all the rubies and gold along with the diamonds. Is it known that one is taxed up to 40% in the US including daily sales taxes? A good portion of the taxes supports the single parents of US? If you read the book Women an The Economy 2004 by Hoffman/Averett you will quickly learn 1/5 white children grows up with one parent by 18 that 1/6 teens are pregnant that 50% of black children grow up with one parent as well by 18; that teenage pregnancy in US is 600% higher than even Europe. I am not trying to blasphemize just state that US needs to stop blaming other countries for its problems. It is a great country for alot of things; passing minimum wage laws in the late 40's, it's treatment of welfare recipient all social service programs; but they are not providing enough incentives for businesses to hire from home which is not fault of another country. US Secretary of State reported 50,000 companies from US shipped to China for manufacturing. Millions of jobs this created for Chinese economy; India has a fraction of jobs that could have been taken by US employees. Only 1/4 adults in US has a Bachelors Degree- India is a mass producer of educated applicants. We have a Goddess named after Education after all - Sarasvati. PM Singh and ones before enforced protectionism in India- it allowed for phenomenal growth prior to allowing foreign markets to enter markets. US needs to adopt same strategy; if that is they have a viable pool of applicants homegrown. Many are deterred from pursuing a Bachelor's Degree in US because it can run up to $60,000 for the four year program or more; State universities alone cost about $10,000 per annum for just tuition and books. This should never come as a shocker. Is it covered in The New York Times that India’s GDP prior to UK arrival of the subcontinent in 1857 was quarter of the world’s share and a simple 3% in 1950? That Hope Diamond taken from Great Britian is sitting in USA today? I’m not quite sure what they did with the other largest diamond Kohinoor and all the rubies and gold along with the diamonds. Is it known that one is taxed up to 40% in the US including daily sales taxes? A good portion of the taxes supports the single parents of US? If you read the book Women an The Economy 2004 by Hoffman/Averett you will quickly learn 1/5 white children grows up with one parent by 18 that 1/6 teens are pregnant that 50% of black children grow up with one parent as well by 18; that teenage pregnancy in US is 600% higher than even Europe. I am not trying to blasphemize just state that US needs to stop blaming other countries for its problems. It is a great country for alot of things; passing minimum wage laws in the late 40′s, it’s treatment of welfare recipient all social service programs; but they are not providing enough incentives for businesses to hire from home which is not fault of another country. US Secretary of State reported 50,000 companies from US shipped to China for manufacturing. Millions of jobs this created for Chinese economy; India has a fraction of jobs that could have been taken by US employees. Only 1/4 adults in US has a Bachelors Degree- India is a mass producer of educated applicants. We have a Goddess named after Education after all – Sarasvati. PM Singh and ones before enforced protectionism in India- it allowed for phenomenal growth prior to allowing foreign markets to enter markets. US needs to adopt same strategy; if that is they have a viable pool of applicants homegrown. Many are deterred from pursuing a Bachelor’s Degree in US because it can run up to $60,000 for the four year program or more; State universities alone cost about $10,000 per annum for just tuition and books.

]]> By: harini calamur http://elekhni.com/2009/11/rural-outsourcing-and-bad-reporting-by-the-new-york-times/comment-page-1/#comment-3469 harini calamur Sun, 15 Nov 2009 08:53:18 +0000 http://elekhni.com/?p=1919#comment-3469 my disenchantment with the MSM is on the rise. somehow it is more fun and more informative to read alternative media ! outsourcing the article to burkina fasso would have also, possibly, yielded better content :) my disenchantment with the MSM is on the rise. somehow it is more fun and more informative to read alternative media !
outsourcing the article to burkina fasso would have also, possibly, yielded better content :)

]]> By: Vijay http://elekhni.com/2009/11/rural-outsourcing-and-bad-reporting-by-the-new-york-times/comment-page-1/#comment-3468 Vijay Sun, 15 Nov 2009 03:00:11 +0000 http://elekhni.com/?p=1919#comment-3468 LOL..that makes her an even more bigger expert.... LOL..that makes her an even more bigger expert….

]]> By: lekhni http://elekhni.com/2009/11/rural-outsourcing-and-bad-reporting-by-the-new-york-times/comment-page-1/#comment-3467 lekhni Sun, 15 Nov 2009 00:36:26 +0000 http://elekhni.com/?p=1919#comment-3467 A week's stay? I'm even more cynical - I suspect Ms Polgreen never left the US, and that the line at the end "Hari Kumar contributed reporting" tells the real story. A week’s stay? I’m even more cynical – I suspect Ms Polgreen never left the US, and that the line at the end “Hari Kumar contributed reporting” tells the real story.

]]> By: Vijay http://elekhni.com/2009/11/rural-outsourcing-and-bad-reporting-by-the-new-york-times/comment-page-1/#comment-3466 Vijay Sat, 14 Nov 2009 12:05:18 +0000 http://elekhni.com/?p=1919#comment-3466 Isnt it amazing that a weeks visit makes them an expert on all the ills that ails India? I know the guys who run this place at Bagepalli..must forward your post to them ... Isnt it amazing that a weeks visit makes them an expert on all the ills that ails India?
I know the guys who run this place at Bagepalli..must forward your post to them …

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