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The Indian people want to know more about China, an Indian expert who has just returned from China Xinhua said recently in an interview. Dr Sujit Basu, director of the India Management Development Institute (MDI), at the sixth meeting of the India-China Eminent Persons Group (EPG) in Beijing, said: "As the fastest growing two economies, peoples between India and China know whether more about each other. " Composed of a cross section of experts, including scientists, media professionals, former government officials and academics, the PSE's mission is to recommendations to the governments on both options available to the bilateral India - China

Denver Executive MBA students to visit China, Korea Colorado State Universitys Denver Executive MBA class of 2007 will travel to the Republic of Korea and China June 9-19 in coordination with academic partners The Seoul School of Science and Technology and the China Agricultural University in Beijing. Twenty students, staff and faculty - including Ajay Menon, dean of the College of Business - will visit several organizations, facilities and cultural sites. An international trip is part of the Global Enterprise course within Colorado States Denver Executive MBA program. The course emphasizes a deeper understanding of current business practices, related institutions and underlying cultural

"India behind China 12 years. If India gained its independence in China was clear that we had to level with regard to the infrastructure of China today," said Ankita Mehta, Faculty of Management Studies ( FMS), Delhi University (TU), China has recently visited India as part of a delegation of 10 travel days. She was accompanied by batchmate Viral Nagar. To foster closer relations between young people of both countries and foster a better understanding of both cultures and societies of a mutual decision was signed by the presidents Chinese and Indian Prime Minister send 500 students under the programme 'exchange

The Indian people do want to know more about China, an Indian expert who just came back from China told Xinhua recently in an interview. Dr. Sujit Basu, Director of Indian Management Development Institute (MDI), who just attended the sixth meeting of the India- China Eminent Persons Group (EPG) held in Beijing, said, "As two fastest growing economies, the peoples between India and China should know more about each other." Comprising a cross-section of experts, including academics, media professionals, former government officials and scientists, the EPG's mission is to make recommendations to the two governments on ways in which India-China bilateral ties

China opens arms to MBA students Twenty nine students of the Arthur Lok Jack Graduate School of Business MBA Programmes are now imbued with a more global mindset having recently returned from a two week study tour to China.This initiative grew out of the business schools premise to take the MBA experience to another level by equipping students with skills that will serve them beyond the classroom and build their international experience. The MBA students comprise managers and executives from a wide cross section of corporate Trinidad who are charged with increasing the relevance and responsiveness of their companies to the

During the year 2007, the Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore (IIM-B), the first Indian Business School offers an exchange program with the Stanford Graduate School of Business. Enlarge Becky Wright The Stanford-IIM-B exchange programme for 16 students from the whole school to participate in a multi-cultural collaboration of the experience with regard to the economy and administration in the United States and India. According to Professor V. "Seenu" Srinivasan, coordinator of the Stanford-IIM-B-exchange programme of the GSB, teams of four students - two of the IIM-B and two in their second year MBA from Stanford GSB will work closely on group projects Tombent

Mumbai: Parimal traders, a coordinator during the SP Jain Institute of Management and Research (SPJIMR) assumes Wall of China must not be an obstacle to its students education. Thus, during the past year, the Institute has its disciples after China A study tour. It was a great learning experience for his students, distributors said, adding that the visit has helped them understand how the Chinese economy develops in the world despite a little less hands-d 'workforce. "They have learned how to save money and the USP of Chinese products," he said. "Study trips abroad provide new students learning in the field,"

KOCHI: Janata Party President Subramanian Swamy has repeatedly affirmed the need for more frequent meetings between Chinese and Indian leaders to strengthen relations between countries. In an interview with journalists here on Friday, Dr Swamy said that the India-China boundary disputes have not been resolved, unless it was the "trust" between the leadership of both countries. "The good relations is not enough, we must establish the confidence that is lacking," he said. According to him, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's recent visit to China, would not be "broke no new grounds." At the meeting lunch hosted by AIADMK chief Jayalalithaa Chief Minister of Gujarat

BANGALORE, Oct 31 Asia Pulse - Reliance Industries Chairman and Managing Director Mukesh Ambani on Friday said India will overtake China in GDP growth rate within the next two years. "I believe that over the next two years...2006 or 2007, India will surpass China in terms of its annual...

Chinas MBA monks mix business with prayer The first group of monks in China to complete an MBA course have begun reflecting on their achievements, state media said on Wednesday. Shanghais Jade Buddha Temple commissioned Jiaotong University to design a degree focusing on monastery management, to help its monks mix business with prayer. The monks proved to be better students than their lay brethren, five of whom failed to get the degree due to excessive absence from class or failure to submit essays, the China Daily said. Jade Buddha Monastery needs management just like a company, Chang Chun, the temples general manager and a

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