India is the second largest telecommunications market in the world with around 900 Million subscribers at present. Since its liberalization in 1994, the industry has seen considerable growth with enactment of different regimes and entry of new players. However, in the last few years, the industry has been affected by the constant regulatory disputes and intense business environment leading to price war. The objective of this study is to analyse the impact of New Economic Policy, 1991 on the Telecommunication
COMMUNICATION CHALLENGES AND RECOMMENDATIONS Conducting a corporate communications initiative in India can be an overwhelming experience with it’s religious, cultural and lingual diversity. The critical factors to take into account when conducting a corporate communications initiative in India are the language challenges, political considerations, different ethical systems and the level of corruption, different cultural norms, religious differences, attitudes towards women, mass media challenges
The world today seems to be heading outside its limits. The same way India has decided to launch its orbiter into Mars and become one of the few countries with this ability. But, there are many problems that India will face and many issues that they must look into before focusing on such a drastic occasion that will change the view of the world. India needs to realize the downfall within its country before reaching out and helping others. The ignored economy. To begin anything, the first step is
This research paper highlights the need to acquire spoken English skills in India at a time when India is high on globalization and the positive role played by Spoken English classes in urban India. The process adopted was to meet people attending such classes and seek responses to a questionnaire designed to understand as to why they have joined Spoken English classes. Analysis of the responses to the questionnaire brings to the table, deep insight into reasons for learning to converse in English
Cross-Cultural Communication has become strategically important to companies due to the growth of global business, technology, and internet. Understanding cross-cultural communication is very important for all the companies which have different workforce or plan on conducting global business. It is an organizational deal by understanding different business communication strategies, customs, and belief. Conducting businesses abroad can be disastrous
language and the language of global communication. In the Globalisation English has been made a compulsory ingredient of a successful personality as it is an important tool generally used in international communications all over the world. Now-a-days, the Indian students who go to schools and colleges are not ready to use English for efficient communication. The main reason for this is that the teaching of English is not focused on imparting communication skills to the students. Both at school
given the people of India the greatest human blessing - peace.” (Dutt). Merely coming to India in the 1600s to trade, the British East India Company established trading outposts. After ridding of French influence in India during the Seven Years’ War and having Indians mutiny against British rule, Britain gained full control of India. India has been under the imperialist control of the British until their independence in 1947. British imperialism caused some negative effects on India through poverty and
REVIEW OF LITERATURE India is a vast developing country in the world and people of many different communities and religious live together in unity. Tribal study is not new to this present research world. There are many studies already done on this topic. Many scholars have paid their attention on it and contributed very much to the field of tribal studies. Most of the scholars were studied about indigenous features of tribes especially their cultures before independence. They emphasized the point
Mobile phones act as a ‘Window to the World’ for rural India. They provide the rural communities a means to connect to the outside world and to each other. But it took a very long time for mobile phones to enter the rural market. Let’s look at the story from the start. When land phones first came into rural India, there used to be a single phone for a whole village which acted as the sole point for communication. People used to go there and wait for calls from their loved ones at prior appointed
The history of British India is remembered for its controversial events surrounding Indian nationalism. The seemingly indestructible empire was brought down by Indian nationalists following years of reforms and suppressions. Daniel Headrick’s article, A Double-Edged Sword: Communications and Imperial Control in India, provides insight into how and why the Indians were able to attain dominance over an apparently impregnable empire. This paper will examine Headrick’s specific argument about the significance
language? Many people already know it, so might as well make it a global language. Also, English has the audacity to allow an effortless communication between diverse cultures. Even though many native languages will be affected by it in multiple ways, mainly in a negative way, English should be encouraged all around the world as
teams communication is crucial between all members, weather that is two people on a sports team or two managers on corporate office. Workers now days spend a significant amount of time in team settings, and team communication has become an intricate part of the workplace. Team communication skills are very important in the workplace today, because with international business continually increasing, the need for effective communication to meet global demands is growing. Effective communication in the
In the short story, The Interpreter of Maladies, Jhumpa Lahiri signifies the importance of communication within relationships, families, and cultures. Also Lahiri signifies the dangers of romanticism. Lahiri proves this importance by showing the difficulties of the characters lives that are caused by lack of communication, also we are shown the romanticism caused by the non existing communication between the relationships in the story and the clashing of the two cultures within the story. Through
a global language, which is highly correlated with the legacy of British colonization in the eighteenth and nineteenth century. India was colonized by the British from 1765 until its independence in 1947. (World English, 101) India, situated in South Asia, is geographically a huge territory with tremendously diverse ethnicities. Prior to the British colonization, India has multilingualism, in which each language is deeply rooted with its individual culture. In a rich multilingual territory, it is
INVESTIGATION Do the advantages of young people in India using social media outweigh the disadvantages? You should consider evidence showing both advantages and disadvantages to reach a personal judgment. INTRODUCTION With the progression of the 21st-century technology, the world is becoming highly advanced day by day. Social media has shown tremendous development over the past few years. Social Media allows users to create and share content with other participants by constructing a semi-public
Communicative Language Teaching(CLT).Compared to previous time when learning a new language was meant for reading literature, now it has become a necessity for communication. After mother tongue people learn another language for maintaining communication with the people speaking different languages. Hence, language is learnt as a means of communication rather than a subject. So, with the changed necessity of language learning, the teaching methods and approaches have also been altered. The importance of
This Gap Analysis will show the situation analysis on Global Communications and the company’s issues and opportunities as to move forward into the future by focusing on customer satisfaction. I will attempt to show the stakeholder perspectives of the company with the workers Union and the consumer marketing and sales division. The Gap Analysis will include and end-state vision by explaining the path in order to reach the desired goal of making the company a true global company that has a strong
investing in training, empowering through communication and cultural. (HBR, Leadership lessons from India 2010). We know that leadership is very important to motivation and interpersonal behavior within the company. Having an effective leadership involves the talents to inspire and lead people. In the article, Leadership Lesson from India, it stated that important difference between Indian and American company leaders is how they focus their energy in leading. India leaders prioritize their responsibilities
language of every man in this planet. English occupies an important position in India as a second Language by winning a position of associate status and as an official Language for International, national, administrative, political, social, legal, academic commercial and scientific communication. English came to be the language of the legal system, higher education. It is also mainly used for diplomatic communication and for tourism around the world. Every Language is bound to its culture where as
Global Communications Case Analysis Task A: Problem/Opportunity Statement Instructions for Task A: In the Response row, write out the problem/opportunity statements for the scenario for each of the team members. Response to Task A: Global Communications can find a way to increase stockholder value, cut costs and improve profitability by making appropriate organizational adjustments To continue to be an industry leader, Global Communications needs to develop a new strategic plan focusing