The online research and business analysis journal of the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania has this story on India.

In India, Will Corruption slow growth or Will Growth slow Corruption

I have been looking around for a price comparison portal for personal finance products and I found Ecompare. Right now they have price comparisons for fixed deposits, home loans and credit cards. They are planning additions to the product range on their portal, like mobile tariffs soon

The site looks very promising and Clayton Scott, Director, Ecompare, was very prompt with the answers I was looking for. Yes, its about time the Indian consumer had a quality service that can help them find the right product

It is alright to say, " You can start with identifying a list of 10-15 companies out of 3-5 sectors which you know or which interests you. You can keep a tab on their management team, financials and future outlook and over a period of time, you will be able to take a call on them." I guess, it's good in theory. How about we do an analysis of a sector and then take a look at some of its stocks. Let's take a look at the Real Estate/Infrastructure sector which is so much in the news.

India celebrates it's 60th Independence Day tomorrow. It's that time of the year when we take stock of our progress as a nation. Eminent writers will attempt to articulate whether we have made progress and what is the road map ahead.