Archive for February, 2007

25
Feb

Indian Web Showcase - a Wiki for all Indian Websites

Indian Web Showcase Logowww.indianwebshowcase.com - The “Indian Web Showcase”, a wiki dedicated to all Indian related websites that provides information about websites and related content. The site was created with a vast resource pool of websites which is being updated by users with every passing day.

Indian Web Showcase.com was created by Sravan Kumar in Feb 16 2007 who has to his credit many a famous sites like MavenArts.com and snehaH.com.

One stop for information

Our goal is to create a free Open Directory (read-write) through this valuable Internet resource which contains information of all websites which deal with INDIA and the services provided to INDIAns from all around the world.

Knowledge sharing and contribution

It is the contributions of users like you that form the backbone of our website. It is observed that although many useful websites get registered daily, some of them fail to make it to our resource pool. You may feel free to add such useful websites by using the Search Box option but don’t forget to provide the link to the website along with the data! You may also place pictures, append or update the information regarding websites and content.

While contributing information, just place the logos in a centralized location in the site so that users may freely edit and append information regarding websites.

What is indianwebshowcase.com?

It is a large resource pool of websites and content which helps you find answers to queries and content on India and related topics. The large and diverse nature of the resource pool will help people from different walks of life enhance their lifestyles and professional sphere by using www.indianwebshowcase.com.

The websites in the resource pool pertain to different topics from sports, entertainment to media, travel and business. And the best part of this website is it is made by contributors from all across the globe who wish to simplify the lives of Indians all around the world.

Why indianwebshowcase.com?

  • Help find answers to queries pertaining to India using the websites and content
  • Get different perspectives on one topic from different resources simultaneously
  • Be in touch with current developments in different spheres pertaining to India
  • Be in touch with a vibrant community of contributors
  • Be the first to be in touch with changes in different spheres like business, sports and entertainment
  • Find the best minds at work of various industries

Visit www.indianwebshowcase.com and register your domain now!

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19
Feb

Samjhauta express blast..another soft target

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The blasts in the Samjhauta express rocked the entire world and in particular India and Pakistan. The bombs exploded in the evening hours when the passengers were asleep and virtually ’sitting ducks’. A shameful and a heinous act of terror which needs to be condemned on all fronts, an act which takes the lives of innocent people is not justified from any angle, no matter how important the cause.

The blasts again have opened up a few issues about which I spoke when the Mumbai serial blasts happened. The first and the primary is the issue of security in Indian railways. The huge network and the number of people using the railways makes it one of the most preferred target for a militant group or a terror attack. Compounding the misery is the lack of appropriate security at the railway stations which enables people to carry any stuff without a check or surveillance.

A classic example of this is a live instance in Mumbai. I was travelling from Dadar to CST station at around 10:00 am in the morning and one can imagine the rush during the peak hour. People poured into the train from all quarters and all that one could fine was a ’sea of humans’ around. Now in this scenario had a terrorist embarked on the train and planted a bomb, the securities would have been in no position to track or even monitor. Let’s face it, there is a huge gap in the security measures in the railways of our country and this is heightened by the huge population. This however cannot be taken as an excuse and the Government needs to increase its workforce and sharpen its network.

The vast network of the Indian railways on the one hand is a boon for the denizens of the nation while on the other also serves to the apt target for militant attacks. This is the second instance and as of now no clues have been recovered from the site of blasts which could lead to the miscreants who caused the blasts.

The writing is on the wall -It is time to act. Let’s show the terrorists that we can counter their attacks by being vigilant and careful. But the first step in that regard needs to come from the Government which needs to seriously consider the security issues in railways and government establishment which involves the burgeoning population of India.

(for more read http://samachar.com/showurl.php?rurl=http://sify.com/news/fullcover.php?event_id=14391637)

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19
Feb

Indian television industry.. present and future..

Indian television industry has seen a surge in terms of development of technology and content in the last decade. old-TV-set.jpgFrom Doordarshan’s to DTH it has indeed come a long way to say the least. From Fauji and Chaupal on Doordarshan to Viraasat and Big Brother on Cable Channels there has been a marked change. Though in terms of the global scenario we are behind the clock but given the way things work in our country we have not done bad!

Let’s take content for instance; the industry has seens a series of trends in this regard. From quiz shows to soaps to reality show it has been a roller coaster ride all throughout with one thing running as a common string in all of these- ‘change’. Each of these trends has given way to something new which could be borrowed from other sources. A small example is the runway hit show- Kaun Banega Crorepati which is borrowed from ‘Who wants to be a millionaire’ and Big Boss which is taken from the UK show Big Brother.

The change is content is also driven by the surge in the number of channels which means a horde for ratings and survival. Thus reinforcing the fact that all that matters is something that appeals to the audience and which is out of the mould! Notewothy here is the fact that the auduence’s viewing patterns have also seen a change. Owing to the gradual shift in the economic patterns of the middle class, their habits and lifestyles have also graduated over a period of time. As a result, soaps like the glossy ‘Kyonki Saas bhi’ and its likes have been a hit.

The future is going to be exciting for sure for the Indian television industry, with the arrival of DTH and IPTV. The faster the technology changes, its repurcussions would be seen in the television industry in the form of content of the shows and programming patterns. All this calls for a greater political will to facilitate change and bring more well defined laws and guidelines. The first step in this regard would be a large bandwidth which would see more options like internet tv etc.

So, watch out friends.. the future is to change..how fast.. we will have to wait and watch!

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