I have always lived without budget in my bachelor life, which was till last year!
I have lived a lavish life till date, but after marriage I see a sudden change in my life that we have to live under the budget. First of all, the new fact is introduced that I need to prepare a budget for every month and live accordingly.
I have heard previously that more expenses would be there than the income - mostly after marriage!
If you are a bachelor now, please take this 2 cents of advice from me - Go ahead and start saving, while you enjoy your life. I am not telling you to just save, without enjoying your life - but start saving, while you have good time...
It is more valuable to have the money saved in your early days, rather than later. Rs.500 per month in bachelor life is more valuable than Rs.5000 per month in your 40 years of your life! This is a fact and everybody accepts it!
There are couple of ways we can increase your income -
(i) look for a better lucrative job
(ii) work hard in the company you are currently working and aim for a hike in the current job or get promoted
(iii) While you are on job, look for extra income
(iv) Start doing business - More risks you take, there is more possibility of gains as well.
(v) Most importantly reduce your unwanted expenses. That is one most important point of view - which most of the indians try to follow.
Stay Tuned for more microfinance articles like this.
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Wednesday, May 31, 2006
Budget after marriage!
Software Services is a best business - Anytime and NOW
The majority of small and medium-sized companies cannot do business without their PCs and internet connections, according to a survey.
A report by security company McAfee and IT outsourcer WireworX found that 84 per cent of those questioned rated PCs and the internet as " indispensable" to their everyday working life.
But despite this level of dependency, four out of five companies are unhappy with the levels of support provided by IT vendors, and only 14.5 per cent are completely satisfied with all aspects of the purchase and support process.
This shows a right gap for fitting in to do the service business of software. It is even great if it is started in Coimbatore, to leverage more advantages!!
Read More here
Thank You vnunet.com and Matt Chapman - author name!
A report by security company McAfee and IT outsourcer WireworX found that 84 per cent of those questioned rated PCs and the internet as " indispensable" to their everyday working life.
But despite this level of dependency, four out of five companies are unhappy with the levels of support provided by IT vendors, and only 14.5 per cent are completely satisfied with all aspects of the purchase and support process.
This shows a right gap for fitting in to do the service business of software. It is even great if it is started in Coimbatore, to leverage more advantages!!
Read More here
Thank You vnunet.com and Matt Chapman - author name!
5 ways to start a company (without quitting your day job)
I found an interesting business link from CNN Money.com, which is very useful for like minded people like us!! -
Excerpts from the article are -
Odds are, however, that you're still working for someone else. Maybe it's because you're afraid to give up that steady paycheck. Perhaps you're simply terrified by the thought of placing yourself at the mercy of greedy investors, cutthroat competitors, and a potentially indifferent marketplace. Whatever the reason, it's clear that there's a lot of unrequited entrepreneurial longing out there.
Read More here....
Excerpts from the article are -
Odds are, however, that you're still working for someone else. Maybe it's because you're afraid to give up that steady paycheck. Perhaps you're simply terrified by the thought of placing yourself at the mercy of greedy investors, cutthroat competitors, and a potentially indifferent marketplace. Whatever the reason, it's clear that there's a lot of unrequited entrepreneurial longing out there.
Read More here....
New Coimbatore Commissioner - Mr.Chidambarasamy
The new Coimbatore city police commissioner, S Chidambarasamy took charge on 29th of May. He conveyed that the present strength is 3,000 police personnel for Coimbatore and that is more than enough for maintenance of law and order in Coimbatore.
He said his priority would be the peace and tranquility of the Coimbatore city. After that comes traffic congestion, but he promised to make sure all of these gets solved.
He also mentioned that there are problems in the police department and the personnel inside the department only. He would give atmost attention to those "kalais".
He also requested the coimbatore people's co-operation for effective and efficient work of the police department of Coimbatore!!
Sounds like one another good sign for Coimbatore!!
He said his priority would be the peace and tranquility of the Coimbatore city. After that comes traffic congestion, but he promised to make sure all of these gets solved.
He also mentioned that there are problems in the police department and the personnel inside the department only. He would give atmost attention to those "kalais".
He also requested the coimbatore people's co-operation for effective and efficient work of the police department of Coimbatore!!
Sounds like one another good sign for Coimbatore!!
Intelenet Global Services in Coimbatore
Intelenet Global Services, an HDFC-Barclays joint venture, has acquired 50,000 sq.ft of space at Ascendas IT Park in Chennai to ramp up its operations.
Susir Kumar is the CEO of Intelenet conveyed us that they would launch another facility in Chennai shortly. Current company strength is 400, but would increase to 1000 by year end and investment around 25 crores, but expected be doubled!
Most interestingly - Intelenet is looking at a couple of other locations in Tamil Nadu, possibly Coimbatore and Coimbatore.
Susir Kumar is the CEO of Intelenet conveyed us that they would launch another facility in Chennai shortly. Current company strength is 400, but would increase to 1000 by year end and investment around 25 crores, but expected be doubled!
Most interestingly - Intelenet is looking at a couple of other locations in Tamil Nadu, possibly Coimbatore and Coimbatore.
Friday, May 26, 2006
Remembering PTR Palanivelrajan's dream for Coimbatore!
N. Nanmaran (CPI-M), said the best tribute one could pay Palanivel Rajan was to make sure that all his dreams came true. He wanted a Central Institute of Medical Sciences (on the lines of the one in Pondicherry) and an Information Technology Park established in Coimbatore.
Source: The Hindu, a leading indian newspaper.
Source: The Hindu, a leading indian newspaper.
Thursday, May 25, 2006
Ideas for Government - Coimbatore Collector Udhayachandran
I recently came across this website -
Ideas for Government
I thought this might be useful for any city governance.
Probably, if Udhayachandran, Coimbatore Collector takes a look at it, it might be helpful.
By the way - Did you know about Coimbatore Collector?
Did his B.E., in Namakkal. In 1995, he completed his I.A.S. In 1996, he took charge in Kanchipuram. In 1997, he was a sub-collector in Paramakkudi. In 1999, in Kancheepuram, he was a DRDA planning officer. In 2001, INCOSERV Kunnoor Managing Director. He worked in TASMARC. He was also in fact - Chennai Deputy Commissioner.
He was also the managing director of ELCOT company. This is the first time he is becoming a collector and that too for Coimbatore, after his 11 years IAS career.
He has taken pledge of getting Coimbatore a place in the map of Information Technology of India.
Simply Great!! Coimbatore is all set for becoming the first IT hub for the south tamil nadu region!! We are too excited about this fact!!!!
Ideas for Government
I thought this might be useful for any city governance.
Probably, if Udhayachandran, Coimbatore Collector takes a look at it, it might be helpful.
By the way - Did you know about Coimbatore Collector?
Did his B.E., in Namakkal. In 1995, he completed his I.A.S. In 1996, he took charge in Kanchipuram. In 1997, he was a sub-collector in Paramakkudi. In 1999, in Kancheepuram, he was a DRDA planning officer. In 2001, INCOSERV Kunnoor Managing Director. He worked in TASMARC. He was also in fact - Chennai Deputy Commissioner.
He was also the managing director of ELCOT company. This is the first time he is becoming a collector and that too for Coimbatore, after his 11 years IAS career.
He has taken pledge of getting Coimbatore a place in the map of Information Technology of India.
Simply Great!! Coimbatore is all set for becoming the first IT hub for the south tamil nadu region!! We are too excited about this fact!!!!
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