Comments on: President Obama is the right prescription for India

By: Joo Fantans

Joo Fantans — Sun, 08 Mar 2009 01:43:05 +0000

With a Jobless rate hits 8.1% in February 2009 in USA.
I have this week less than 40 days for income tax, but must pis..m..o..f is that my taxes and Any American that will send their Taxes; IT has been … a best-kept secrets among tax preparers.. Outsourcing Abroad Applies to Tax Returns, Too , Outsource to … INDIA That since February 2004 when W Bush administration let it go.
So you ask me How I see the outsource?
How will you like if in USA will run the Indian’s government business ?
My biggest issue, I said, is security. A tax return contains essential personal data, including address, Social Security number and employer, so it is a rich target for identity thieves and hackers , My personal ID was stole and new credit card use in?…India l
I hope Obama stop as much if he do that stop outsource that will help to filling of Americans for Indian’s bad IT security. As well as STOP the outsource job and bring so many milions jobs need in USA.

By: liton

liton — Wed, 18 Feb 2009 15:03:22 +0000

yes i m agree wit u but there r some cases wh ere his policies r threat to indians. like issue of kashmir, outsoursing, then nuke deal.

By: Bidhu bhusan dash

Bidhu bhusan dash — Wed, 04 Feb 2009 12:15:42 +0000

i think that obama is not the better and but the best president not for America but for the world……….. don’t mind please.

By: NEHA

NEHA — Sun, 25 Jan 2009 08:16:19 +0000

ONLY SIR OBAMA AS US PRESIDENT CAN SAVE THE WORLD FROM THE MISFORTUNES THAT ARE COMING > TERRORISTS ATTACKS
INCREASING CRISIS FOR FOOD ,SHELTER ,etc OF MILLIONS OF POOR PEOPLE .
ALSO INCREASING GLOBAL WARMING AND HAZARDS .
TILL WAIT AND WISH.

By: TPT

TPT — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 16:48:57 +0000

Nothing gonna change! because its not in the hand of obama bush or anyone else.

US is ruled by the business and industries. they will decide what to happen or not. there is no role for obama or any political parties.

So if they feel good about us, it would be good for us..thats it

By: Domestic Avalanche

Domestic Avalanche — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 17:06:01 +0000

@farmer, kidilan, Aneesh, Dinto, Anna

Yes, we can wait and see what happens.

The challenges he faces are tremendous.

1) An economy in peril.
2) A nation which is even more under threat due to eight years of disastrous foreign policies.
3) America has lost its credibility and leadership in the world as a result of these two.

The stakes are high. It would not be easy. But let us wait and see and give him at least a term or two before grading his performance.

By: Domestic Avalanche

Domestic Avalanche — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 17:02:20 +0000

@scorpiogenius

“He is going to take control at one of the most difficult times in the history of the US”

Yes, that is right. The greatest leaders that we have seen in history have always been presented with a tremendous challenge and had the ability, courage, strength and leadership skills to fulfill it.

So, this is an ideal opportunity for Obama to attain greatness. We can only wait and see if he is upto it.

By: Domestic Avalanche

Domestic Avalanche — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 16:59:14 +0000

@Haree

Immigrants working here is not considered out-sourcing.

Actually it is better for America because they pay taxes here and spend money here on food, entertainment, etc etc giving a boost to the local economy. And he is not against that. He always mentions attracting the best talent from around the world.

By: Domestic Avalanche

Domestic Avalanche — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 16:56:46 +0000

@JMJ

I am not only an overzealous fan of Obama, I worked for many days and walked miles and miles and knocked hundreds of doors and canvassed many people volunteering for Obama campaign.

And I was not the only one. I’m in Ohio and it being a crucial state, there were people from all over the country, from NYC etc where demcorats are safe and even a guy from UK who traveled to the US only for three weeks just for the election.

It was a big effort, the ground game, organized by facebook style community networking and the latest technology.

So, I am jubiliant.

By: Domestic Avalanche

Domestic Avalanche — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 16:53:20 +0000

@Vimal…

You are right… other than processes, if Indian IT companies can concentrate more significantly on original products and development, it will sustain the industry in the long run. I’m not saying they don’t do that, but as a percentage of share, process outsourcing still dominates the industry.