Cracking India: Using subjective narrative to envision partition
Case study - 3 pages - Educational studies
The title of Bapsi Sidhwa's novel Cracking India suggests the image of a division, even a violent separation. The narrative is told from the perspective of Lenny, a Parsi woman, recounting her childhood memories of India's independence from Britain and also the following formation...
Ancient Indian wisdom: An inquire into the Hindu scriptures
Case study - 5 pages - Philosophy
Of late, all over the world and more particularly in India, several discussions, seminars and conferences are being conducted on bio-diversity which is closely linked with the other ecological issues like pollution, global warming, deforestation etc. Contemporary scientists, agencies and...
Is Tibet a lost cause? Analyse wither from an Indian, Chinese, or UK-US perspective
Case study - 2 pages - Educational studies
There are three areas in which China and India share a border that we can call the western sector, the middle sector and the eastern sector. These borders are unstable and they were the sources of many disagreements because there were no clear natural geographical borders and China and...
Price and availability pulse: India topical analgesics market (Online-Offline Comparison) August 2013
Market study - 4 pages - Management
nline platform channels such as healthkart.com, bigbasket.com and healthkartplus.com provide medium price bargain i.e. strong customer value across topical analgesics segment than retail offline stores. Although, online channel owners still lack product expansion and strong horizontally and...
IKEA: Strategic Marketing in India
Case study - 10 pages - Business strategy
IKEA is Swedish-Dutch company specialized in the design and retail of furniture and decorative objects kits. The company is one of the largest companies through the world with 338 stores in 41 countries. In 2011, Ikea registered a total turnover of 25.2 billion euros and revenues of 3 billion...
Corporate social responsibility in India
Case study - 4 pages - Business strategy
Corporations can now have workers in India to execute production within hours via online matchmakers. From administrative responsibilities to executive orders, full-scale solutions have produced a huge infrastructure for inexpensive labor in India for multinational corporations....
India: Online pet care market outlook 2013
Case study - 4 pages - Management
Online pet care segment witnessed higher double digit value sales growth of 25% on year-on-year basis in 2011-2012. It further registered annual transactions increase of 22% on year-on-year basis in 2012. The segment is stipulated to witness average annual growth of 28% with respect to value...
Indian economic crisis - publié le 03/04/2013
Case study - 5 pages - Educational studies
The roots of the 1991 currency crisis in India can be seen during the entire decades that precede it. As a matter of fact it lies in the large and persistent macroeconomic imbalances that developed over the 1980s. A close examination of the government expenditures, over the 1980s, suggests...
Socio-cultural movements in India
Case study - 5 pages - Educational studies
There is no definition of art or nation that does not quickly become problematic in the Indian context, and this is indicative of the complexity of the issues at hand when we ask: in what ways do art and literature help in nation-building in India? Definitions are still manageable in the...
Hotel occupancy in India
Case study - 3 pages - Business strategy
Tourism in India contributes to around 6.23 percent of India's GDP (Sanjeev, Kanika & Rumki, 163-173).Yearly, India receives over 6million tourists, ranking India as the largest source of foreign tourists to the United Arab Emirates. In 2011, foreign tourist arrivals...
The shame of India
Case study - 2 pages - Political science
The shame of India is an article from the Guardian Weekly, a famous British Sunday newspaper. The columnist is Liz Stuart. It dates back to January the 10th of 2002. It's a fairly recent article. It raises the issue of the Caste System and in particular the shameful / disgraceful status of...
Analysis of the implementation of Louis Vuitton in India - publié le 15/07/2013
Case study - 5 pages - Business strategy
India is an emerging country with a fast growth. The standard of living and the number of very rich people are increasing whereas the poverty line is decreasing. Indeed, the High Net Worth Individuals represented 19% of the Indian population in 2005. Moreover, an ambitious youth interested...
Indian economic crisis
Case study - 5 pages - Educational studies
The roots of the 1991 currency crisis in India can be seen during the entire decades that precede it. As a matter of fact it lies in the large and persistent macroeconomic imbalances that developed over the 1980s. A close examination of the government expenditures, over the 1980s, suggests...
Business process management of Dr. Reddy's laboratories, India
Case study - 6 pages - Management
In this paper we choose a manufacturing organization to study an in-depth analysis on how Business Process Management helps the organization to integrate operational activities and supply chain. The objective of this research paper is to provide in-depth analysis on an organization's Business...
Marketing mix strategies of Nike and Reebok in India
Case study - 2 pages - Business strategy
Marketing mix is a very important part in crafting marketing strategy of a company. Many companies who do not focus on their marketing mix well enough face troubles. There are a lot of perils for a company that does not devise an excellent marketing mix strategy for its target customers. There...
Child labor in India: Assessing the efficiency of legal tools and governmental policy
Case study - 19 pages - Educational studies
Child labor is a widely condemned practice which can have staggering effects on the health and wellbeing of children, as it can often involve toiling in mines or quarries, being exposed to harmful chemical substances, or sitting and standing for long hours in dreadful conditions. In response to...
The India-US relationship through the prism of the regional security complex theory: To what extent have regional security issues led to dramatic improvements in the US-Indian relations?
Case study - 23 pages - International relations
In 2003, the professors in International Relations Barry Buzan, at the London School of economics, and Ole Waever from the University of Copenhagen, published a book exploring a new field in Theory of International Relations: Regions and Powers- The Structure of International Security. This work...
McDonald's in India: The 'beef fires' controversy
Thesis - 10 pages - Business strategy
McDonald's came into existence in 1954, when its founder Raymond Kroc saw a hamburger stand in San Bernardino in California and envisioned a nationwide fast food chain. Kroc revolutionized the American restaurant industry. McDonald's is today the world's largest fast food chain serving 47 million...
India: Its journey from poverty to wealth
Thesis - 3 pages - Theories and economic notions
Nowadays, we observe considerable geographic extension of exchanges and an increasing development concerning the economic, financial and cultural sectors. This phenomenon is called the globalization process and concerns developed and emergent countries. Even though lots of inequalities between a...
'Train to Pakistan', 'Cracking India', and 'The Inheritance of Loss'
Essay - 5 pages - Political science
Throughout “Train to Pakistan”, “Cracking India”, and “The Inheritance of Loss”, there are two narratives: we are shown the character's personal narrative, and the narrative of the nation. In each of these novels, we are shown at least one, if not many,...
The expansion of Clarins in India
Case study - 18 pages - Finance
The Clarins group was created in 1954 by Jacques Courtin-Clarins. It is a public company with a supervisory board and a Board of Directors, with a capital of around 325 million Euros divided into 40.6 million shares. In the beginning, Jacques Courtin first opened a beauty parlor in Paris. He...
India's supply chain challenges in the retail industry
Case study - 6 pages - Logistics
This academic paper explores the Indian retail industry. The focus point of the paper is on the supply chain challenges that the industry faces. Needless being said, India has been singled out as one of the fastest growing economies in emerging markets, so it is not a surprise that the...
BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India and China) and the global economy
Thesis - 11 pages - Economy general
BRIC is an acronym that refers to the countries Brazil, Russia, India and China. According to a paper published by Goldman Sachs in 2005, these countries have been growing rapidly, and will continue growing rapidly for the next fifty years. By the year 2050, the combined economies of the...
India's impact on the world economy
Thesis - 8 pages - Management
The emergence of China and India as major economic players has had an important impact on the last 20 years of globalization, and it is now leading to important structural changes in the balance of power between countries by challenging the domination of the Triad: The United States, the...
Michelin's entry into the Indian market
Case study - 5 pages - Business strategy
Michelin is absent from the Indian tire market for a number of economic, historic and strategic reasons. We will first do an external analysis of the tire industry in India in order to better understand the market: India is a former British colony which explains the presence of...
Barista in India: Integrated marketing communication
Essay - 9 pages - Services marketing
Cafes play a very critical role in any society and coffee bars have now come to be regarded as instruments of social change; be it a place for discussion of politics, a place to relax or a meeting point, it emerges as a kind of focal point in society. The popular cafe outlets are Barista, Cafe...
Joint-Venture between India and Venezuela
Practical guide - 7 pages - International relations
The economic crisis is predominant and there is no many evolution because of the market saturation. So, to be profitable for each countries, companies should adopt and internationalization strategy to be competitive on their market and increase their market-share. If companies are able to extend...
Presence of L'Oreal in India
Case study - 20 pages - Services marketing
The L'Oreal group has been present in India since 1990 and has developed its activities in the field of cosmetics throughout the world. L'Oreal established a 100% subsidiaryin in 1994 and three of the four divisions of L'Oreal are currently present in India: The Consumer...
India's impact on the world economy - publié le 06/06/2011
Thesis - 8 pages - Economy general
The emergence of China and India as major economic players has had an important impact on the last 20 years of globalization, and it is now leading to important structural changes in the balance of power between countries by challenging the domination of the Triad: The United States, the...
Reality of participative management in India
Case study - 3 pages - Management
‘Participation in Irrigation: what has changed since the Act of 2000 in Tamil Nadu?' (Olivia Aubriot), and ‘The scientific and rational management of Indian forest resources' by Emmanuel Bon, are instances of application of management models of space separation. We present these two...
