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We
are a team of people who believe that, we, as individuals
have to be the change we wish to see in our country.
There are men and women from different walks of life
who have dedicated their life to this glorious mission.
Through our site, we are making a humble attempt to
recognize the corporate entities who are creating a
stronger nation each day through their endeavors, which
are not just directed towards ‘economic’ ends, but,
actually, ‘philanthropic’. In fact, we salute them and
celebrate them here for their enormous initiatives.
At india.inc.in, we take privilege in celebrating our
heroes, who have against all odds, put in their best
to create value for the nation and large employment
opportunities for our people, and have bolstered the
pillars of our economy. We have the noble likes of N.
R. Narayanamurthy, whose practice of compassion and
high moral values, are a matter of applause everywhere.
Honestly speaking, if we were to suggest a measure or
two to constitute India’s path-breaking reform initiatives,
one would be as thus: We should have a techno team consisting
of top-notch corporate captains, led by the likes of
legendary N. R. Narayanamurthy, who should be mandated
by the Government of India to plan and execute all socio-economic
affairs without any political intervention. They should
be the window to India for the world (including the
Global Inc) to leverage the advantages of our being
an acknowledged knowledge economy player and an LCC
(Low Cost Country) for manufacturing activity. We are
sure, all of us agree that it is they who can present
India the best to the world, be it for an overall perception
elevation, or be it for the beckoning of the crucial
FDI. Today, when the developed world is facing the crisis
of stagnant markets, what more could they ask for, than,
being able to have a participation in the huge Indian
market, two third of which has yet to be introduced
to organized products.
This is a platform where all those who are attempting
to change India’s fortunes, can come together and create
a synergy of like-minded people and usher in the dream
together. And this is only a beginning of what we can
do for our country.
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 Shyam
Goenka - The Editor |
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Shyam
Goenka is a Post-Graduate in commerce, but has been
a keen student of journalism. He has carved out a niche
for himself in establishment of institutional journalism
in a neighboring country, Nepal, where India's largest
diaspora lives. In the year 1992, his patriotic quest
caused him to pay heed to a diplomat who had served
a long term in Nepal and who considered that one of
the greatest priorities for the Indian diplomacy there,
was to accord due attention to the way opinion should
be built-up in the geo-politically sensitive, neighboring
Nepal; which is one of the largest recipients of Indian
goodwill and assistances, and yet, paradoxically, does
not nurse the measure of goodwill that India's benevolence
beckons.
The concerned diplomat was of the view that only an
objective and strong Press could possibly do what billions
of rupees of assistance could not do there. At stake
lied the well-being of the largest Indian diaspora in
the world, and equally important, everything that a
geo-political poising stipulates. The memories were
afresh in Shyam's mind as to how, Late Rajiv Gandhi
was desperate in having the Nepalese side see merit
in India's point of view on various issues confronting
the two nations, culminating as it did in an impasse
on the Trade and Transit Treaty in 1989, despite Rajiv's
most sincere endeavors to arrest it.
This was an exercise which definitely was not feasible,
on a personal note. Yet, it was undertaken as an out-and-out,
non-economic extravaganza, as long as it could help
serve the cause of India.
Two Dailies, 'Kantipur' in the vernacular language and
'The Kathmandu Post' in English, were promoted by Shyam
in 1993, to unleash a new era in institutional journalsm
in Nepal. Both the newspapers were an instant success
and within months, shattered the monopoly of the 100-year
old, government monolith 'Gorkhapatra', and more importantly
came up as an acknowledged, free and independent press,
where objectivity prevailed.
Interestingly, the success of these two newspapers,
also carved out a world record - for, no newspaper anywhere
in the world, understandably, ever made it as a country's
highest circulated, within months of launch.
The intelligentsia of Nepal, now were egged on by the
editorials that appeared in these newspapers, as these
were the most credible voice of the country. Indian
Diplomatic Mission heaved a sigh of relief.
The newspapers also came up as the standard-setters
in good governance. The then Prime Minister of Nepal
acknowledged to Shyam, that he had left instructions
with his cabinet colleagues that 'any reportage of corruption
by a government functionary, in 'Kantipur', would call
for a resignation from such practioner(s)', just to
suggest the impact it had made.
Shyam was also a biographer to King Birendra of Nepal
who was slain in the world's most horrendous regicides.
He has authored two books on him, titled 'Biography
of King Birendra' in 1996, and 'Memoirs of King Birendra'
in 2002. Shyam is a recipient of King's honors for his
services to that nation.
Shyam is a small time linguist too, for, he speaks half
a dozen Indian languages.
He was also an active member of the Nepalese Prime Minister's
delegation to India, in 1996, on a bilateral mission,
at the invitation of Indian Prime Minister P.V. Narasimha
Rao.
As a social activist, Shyam has conceptualized several
poverty alleviation programmes, including a pioneering
agro-forestry project, which provided viable means for
sustainable accruals to the farmers, as a demo measure.
On his return to India, Shyam authored 'India Matters',
a book on Indian luminaries. This was an initiative
that germinated from his desire to unleash a host of
books, in the hitherto uncatered domain, that document
good deeds of people, for the sake of posterity.
Earlier, Shyam also did an investigative story on the
BCCI bank, whose liquidator, Brian Smouha, was exclusively
interviewed by him in London, and subsequently, had
unfolded the machinations of the bank, which was a global
money laundering edifice, being run in connivance with
people in high places.
Shyam has recently done a biography of Late Rajiv Gandhi,
and is working on a document which shall outline a road-map
for a true socio-economic empowerment of the underprivileged
in India, for, each citizen must realize one’s fullest
potentials. Shyam believes that India Inc
is the catalyst that shall catapult India’s economic
fortunes, for its sheer quality of human capital, who
are the best of philanthropes, restless about the emancipation
of the underprivileged Indians. |
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 Dr.
Linda S. Spedding - Advisor - India Inc Global Initiatives
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Dr
Spedding’s experience encompasses constitutional law,
community law, copyright law, corporate advice, joint
ventures, project finance, drafting contracts, consultancy
agreements and technology transfer. Based in London,
Dr Spedding specialises as an independent legal adviser
in environmental law, policy and standards has been
involved in public and private environmental projects
in the UK, EU, USA and India. Dr. Spedding has extensive
experience in and knowledge of international and comparative
developed and developing regulatory regimes. She has
assisted with particular regulatory drafting needs,
as well as implementation and enforcement aspects in
various jurisdictions.
Dr. Spedding qualified as a solicitor in the UK in 1975,
leaving the firm where she trained to obtain more corporate
experience with a more internationally minded firm.
She added to her experience through an LL.M. in European
and International Law and an extended work experience
at the Legal Service of the European Commission in Brussels.
She was invited to pursue a Ph.D. in European and International
Law relating to the freedom of movement of the legal
profession while continuing in practice. Over the years
since her Ph.D. in 1984 Dr. Spedding has had many works
published commencing with “Transnational Legal Practice
in the EEC and USA” in 1987, having been admitted to
the New York Bar as an Attorney at Law in 1985. She
was admitted as an Advocate in the Bar of New Delhi
in 1989.
Over the last 18 years she has been published particularly
in the area of environmental law and management, and
has spoken regularly at conferences and in-house training
sessions. Dr Spedding was awarded the Alexander Maxwell
Law Scholarship Trust Award in the 1995/1996 awards
for her contribution in this area.
Dr. Spedding has dealt with projects that involve advising
both the public and private sectors on the appropriate
choice of partners, having regard to different environmental
regulatory and voluntary frameworks. Having worked in
various regions and cultures Dr Spedding has developed
a trans-boundary approach to the provision of her services.
She has also been able to assist in the resolution of
issues through alternative dispute resolution outside
the usual litigation process and developed a useful
understanding and negotiating ability.
Over the last two decades she has spent several months
a year overseas, particularly in the USA, Europe and
India. This experience has enabled her to have a unique
understanding in what is involved in international projects.
Moreover, it has convinced her of the value of high
quality personal services and the need to ensure that
they are available to organisations regardless of their
size and their basic resources. She has been particularly
concerned with the needs of small business and has interacted
with the FPB and its members for several years, especially
as regards the policy issues relating to the environment,
environmental management, corporate governance, CSR
and ethical issues. As regards UK practice and ethics
she can assist small business with preliminary case
advice in key areas and guidance on specialists where
relevant. At EU level she has regularly provided submissions
on small business issues. Moreover she is the Due Diligence
and Small Business editor of Advising Business, Law
& Practice Journals published by EMIS Professional
Publishers Ltd.
Throughout her professional life she has carried out
pro bono work and assisted an ethnic minority charity
assisting women, children and the handicapped in particular.
One can know more about her, one can visit the following
sites, http://www.lindaspedding.co.uk/,
http://www.womeninlaw.com/
and http://www.balancedlives.info/.
She, who believes that a lot could be achieved through
international co-operation, is also a part of the India
Inc that envisions the same. |
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 Sangeeta
Menon - Feature Editor |
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Sangeeta
Menon is a Graduate of Mass Communication and Journalism.
Even as an Undergraduate she was working as a Freelance
Writer for the leading Andhra Daily, Deccan Chronicle.
She conducted her first interview when she was 17 years
old and from there on, the foundation of her career
as a writer was set. During her graduation itself,
she produced a documentary film for UGC, ‘Apparel Maketh
a Man’, as a part of internship, from Educational Media
Research Center (EMRC), Hyderabad. This was a documented
research that studied how fashion trends came in to
India and who are the people who set it. The documentary
was appreciated for its fresh look on fashion trends.
After completing her graduation in April 2003, she joined
Resurgent India as Copywriter, in June 2003, where she
was exposed to the world of business. To understand
the business world better, she went on to pursue MBA
in August 2003. In the past three years, she has
combined her passion for writing with her understanding
of the business world. She strongly believes that the
captains of Indian Industry can bring in the desired
change in India’s socio-economic fabric, and considers
them as the growth-engines in India’s march towards
comprehensive development. Presently the Features Editor
of India Inc Communications, she along with her Mentor,
Shyam Goenka, is trying to bring together individuals
from various arena of society to contribute to the common
cause of empowering India. |
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 Amit Kumar Patni - Graphic\Web & Multimedia Designer |
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Amit Kumar Patni, our Graphic\Web & Multimedia Designer, has been an asset to our organisation since October 2001. He absorbed Web Master skills by doing Advanced Diploma in Web Technology from iis websity, New Delhi. With nearly 7 years of experience Amit has gained expertise in Graphic/Web Designing, advertising, and multimedia and making CDs in Flash, creating Web sites, and designing various concepts/projects that have been instrumental in giving form to our ideas on our sites.
Prior to joining Resurgent India, he was involved in various projects. He worked as a Web Designer with Indian Informatic Infotech Pvt. Ltd. where he designed the sites: www.surfacetransportofindia.com, www.tradetourismofindia.com, www.serve-india.com (Serve-India). Before Informatic Infotech Pvt. Ltd., he was Web Designer with Mar Software Solution. Besides this he worked with Mantra Online on contract basis for the designing of Anniversary pages as well as Onlinetechnologies.com for the designing of the site (www.nainitaltourism.com). Amit is, at present, also pursuing his MCA degree. |
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